I feel guilty for moaning about my teacher in a Reddit thread that went viral

DEAR DEIDRE: EVERYONE had a teacher they didn’t like but mine was probably one of the worst.

He was constantly telling me how useless I was.


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Once, when I got the lowest score on a test, he said: “I wouldn’t bother trying any more as I doubt anything will change.”

But that’s no excuse for what I did. I started a thread on Reddit called “The Adventures of Mr A. Hole”.

I’d post all these stories about him, and it ended up getting 2,000 comments from other kids, too.

I was 15 then. I’m 19 now, and I still feel guilty.

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He got quite a lot of abuse from other kids who realised who he was.

I want to apologise to him, but that would mean owning up to the posts.

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DEIDRE SAYS: The 15-year-old version of you was immature but it sounds as though you have matured a lot since.

Take this as a learning experience. You now know the power that comments online, even anonymous ones, can have on people.

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