Would you say being a high school student with a disability could be depressing? I find it difficult to do what others want me to do better, when I know I can’t do it. That’s why I think it’s depressing to be a high school student with a disability.
I believe that being a high school student with a disability can be depressing
It can make me cry when I get made fun of because I need extra help in things that I’m not good at, like math or reading and other subjects. It’s more difficult when I go to school and tell people I have to go to a different English class other than a regular ed. student. That’s when they make fun of me. They make fun of students with disabilities because they need extra help in certain areas in school. That’s another reason why being a high school student with a disability is depressing. Being in high school student puts a lot of pressure on you and then when you get made fun of because you’re different from everybody else it only adds to the stress. It really stinks because you can’t do a lot of things you want to do like the regular ed. kids in the school can.
One of the times I was depressed because I was treated differently because I have a disability was during my freshman year. I got picked on all the time because I wasn’t like everyone else I hung out with. They made fun of me by calling me names like retard and tried to make me do things I couldn’t do, like math. It made me not want to go outside because of them.
After I graduate from high school I believe having a disability will affect me in my job because I want to become a professional chef. It can affect me when I need to double a recipe. I would probably need a cheat sheet or someone to help me, but I know that I can still do the job.
Being made fun by people who don’t understand what it’s like to have a disability is why I think being a high school student with a disability is depressing.
