Tears and pizza

Have you ever been kicked out of class for helping a friend during a test? You were almost ready with your Math exam, absolutely sure about your perfect grade after studying your butt off but you see your friend struggling with it and it's your duty as a bestie to help them. 

Well, that's exactly what I went through yesterday and if you have been in a similar situation you know it feels like the end of the world has come and the whole planet had been set on fire, along with your dreams of having an A in that subject. And if you are as emotional and dramatic as us, you will just sit on a bench nearby your school and cry your heart out for at least an hour. 

Hormones. 

People will just walk right past you and look at you with curiosity, trying to guess what actually happened to these crazy girls over there. Maybe nothing that dramatic happened, maybe it's just a single grade that the teacher won't even remember two days from now on and maybe deep down there, in the back of our minds we realized that. But at the exact moment it felt important. So after a while of pointless weeping we both suddenly started laughing at our dramaticness (is this a real word?) and went to the nearby diner to have some pizza. 

I can't deny that even now when I think about it, I'm still feeling a little bit dissapointed but whatever, this is just a single grade. Though, I feel awkward when I imagine how many of the cool kids in school saw us sobbing our way through the hallways.

Lessons of the day:

1. No matter how dramatic something seems, it definitely won't matter as much in a few hours.

2. Grades aren't permanent, you could always get a second chance. 

3. Be careful and don't sacrifice your own well-being in order to help and make others happy.

4. Teenagers are overemotional and there's nothing you can do about it.

5. Pizza cures the heart like magic.

And if you feel like you have no control over your own feelings and can't help crying about something nonvital just try to laugh it off and you will instantly feel better, I promise.