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27-06-2004, 21:59
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Re: Your Worst FIRST experience
My worst experience was last year when a team member was talking about me right in front of me. He was a very rude guy, and he acted like he was God Himself. Anyways, I was doing something I can't remember what, and he just started talking about how useless I was, how stupid and annoying...and I just lost it. I ran outside crying up a storm. One of the guys on our team sent out the other girl on the team to talk to me...and after about 10-20 minutes of crying and people trying to help me, I was okay. I just hated the feeling of uselessness and pain I felt. Robotics was a way to get away from the people who were rude and tormented me. It gave me a release, and was the only place I felt needed and loved. It's a lot better now, and that experience will soon just be a faded memory.
--d0ri 
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