Treatment Abuse, Behavior Modification, Thought Reform > Hyde Schools
Bath, Maine, Child Abuse, Hyde School
Anonymous:
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leleNtom:
my mom was going to send me to hyde till she found a wwasp program... which school is better?
"I predict, Sir, that you will die either by hanging or of some vile disease."
"That all depends, sir, upon whether I embrace your principles or your mistress."
--Disraeli to Gladstone
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tommyfromhyde1:
If WWASP's a gulag, then Hyde's sorta gulag-lite.
People at Hyde go home for academic vacations and
such. I'm hearing, though, that people who aren't
working out at Hyde are being taken to worse
places by "escorts".
I don't think we're here for anything, we're just products of evolution. You can say 'Gee, your life must be pretty bleak if you don't think there's a purpose' but I'm anticipating a good lunch.
--Dr. James Watson, American biologist
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HydeFan:
"In the end, I never graduated and had to take a GED. This affected my college career and my entire life since."
Hmmm. I didn't graduate from Hyde (my own fault). I got a GED. And I am doing just fine in my career.
So I have to think, maybe it wasn't Hyde, maybe you are (a) lazy, (b) just not that smart (seriously-no offense intended, but you have to consider it), or (among other options) (c) one of children of the entitlement generation who thinks that everything should be handed to them.
Then again, maybe its neither of the above. You could just be a someone who chronically blames other people and life's events for your shortcomings.
Whatever it is, your story seems a little lame and full of self-pity. My advice, FWIW, stop playing the victim. It might get you attention, but it won't likely make you any more successful in your career.[ This Message was edited by: HydeFan on 2005-10-02 02:30 ]
Anonymous:
--- Quote ---On 2005-10-02 02:29:00, HydeFan wrote:
""In the end, I never graduated and had to take a GED. This affected my college career and my entire life since."
Hmmm. I didn't graduate from Hyde (my own fault). I got a GED. And I am doing just fine in my career.
So I have to think, maybe it wasn't Hyde, maybe you are (a) lazy, (b) just not that smart (seriously-no offense intended, but you have to consider it), or (among other options) (c) one of children of the entitlement generation who thinks that everything should be handed to them.
Then again, maybe its neither of the above. You could just be a someone who chronically blames other people and life's events for your shortcomings.
Whatever it is, your story seems a little lame and full of self-pity. My advice, FWIW, stop playing the victim. It might get you attention, but it won't likely make you any more successful in your career.[ This Message was edited by: HydeFan on 2005-10-02 02:30 ]"
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HydeFan, you obviously are not too bright yourself to say that Anonymous must either be "lazy" or "not too bright." Are you implying that doing the program at Hyde will help, "not too bright" students graduate? Yeah, that sounds about right. Hyde DOES graduate most everyone, which is why so few are successes in college or simply go to local community colleges or no college at all!
Maybe Anonymous is playing victim, I don't know but I do know that Hyde has ruined many lives by screwing with academics. I know this for a fact! I was one of those and although I am doing ok now, it was a struggle for me. I don't blame Hyde as much as I realize as a family we should have gotten out sooner rather than later. It is easy to get caught up in Hyde when a parent is desperate.
The past is the past and one must move on, but Hyde was an unfortunate chapter in my life. Not looking to blame and not feeling sorry for myself. Hyde was a learning experience for me. I learned that I would NEVER send my child off to a school for troubled teens. My future children will have a Mother who will deal with whatever problems they might have AT HOME!!
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