Of which I have a lot of, needless to say; it's the reason I'm so hateable. According to my mother, it runs in the family, which basically means the Curle family is very hated. (The irony here is that my name is an anagram of cruel.) I'd say that was a bad thing, but considering how awkward I first find it to talk to new people, I think it's a blessing, disguised as a curse.
An example of my extreme opinions, is my social/culture homework. We were told to do about half a page for homework, discussing who we would vote for between Labour, Conservative and Liberal Democrats, in an election. I wrote six pages. Quite literally, six whole pages. It may not seem like much, but given we were set the task of only doing up to a page maximum, and half the people in my class didn't even complete it... it ended up looking like a whole lot more than it was.
In my defense, I had to write a lot more, since I chose not to vote for any of the candidates. Therefore, I had to explain my reasons for not voting for each party, which took about three hours to do, procrastinating included. All in all, I finished it at one in the morning. Only to find out my social/culture teacher would not be checking our books, as we have now been given more homework to do. Here comes another essay and a half.
My opinions often cause a bit of banter/conflict/arguing between me and my friends, as well. More specifically, I got into a pretty giant argument with a friend, and due to my extreme stubbornness, at one point I didn't talk to him for a month and a half. On the bright side, I haven't actually had a conflict with him for a while now! That's been left more to my other friends, who believe the best way to friendship is insulting me, and even worse, the things I like. If somebody insults something I like, they're doomed. Happy days.
...I've completely lost my trail of thoughts here, I'm sorry. I had javelin today, so let's just blame it on that, shall we? For future references, I am terrible at javelin. Seriously. Terrible.
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