Drama is always present and not everyone wants to hear it

November 4, 2009  
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By Kyle Frazier
Round Table reporter

Drama is a constant throughout life for a lot of people. Because of this, many people complain more than I would like.

I, quite frankly, am tired of hearing people complain about things in their life.

Sure, something can be bad, and you can complain a little to your closest friends, but things could always be worse.

I won’t say I don’t complain when I get down, but I only do so to the closest people in my life. I do not bother others with my problems.

If you are one of these people who just complain, then here is a news flash; no one cares.

I am not a heartless person; I am just a person who prefers good vibes rather than bad ones.

If someone cries because a loved one passed or a relationship ended, then I can understand.

I also understand it is hard to not have drama in high school because kids are mostly just confused and too much in to each other’s lives. However, it can be quite annoying to have the same people go “poor old me” everyday.

I’m not singling out kids; adults play games as well. There are plenty of adults who are immature, take sides, and are just cruel.

Some people just never grow out of that “bully” sense. These “adults” just need to grow up and learn that the people to whom they are cruel are also human beings who have feelings.

Drama and immaturity obviously are found everywhere, but you could do your part by growing up and keeping your problems to yourself, or maybe just with your closest friends.

The way I see it, word of mouth causes drama, which causes sides to be taken, which causes immaturity, which leads to really annoying people whom I just can’t stand.