Who is tired of classmates that bother to make a comment and say I do thank you for reading this and wanted to say that
I am more than fed up with problems that they pay us and tired of being disturbed because of that gave me an anxiety attack and I can not take this anymore and everything I say here is totally true.
I'm Spanish and I feel misspellings

I am sick of people bothering me, even on a test. I would rather sit in a corner instead of tables that we do in school.

This really, really sucks and I hope it changes a lot in the future.

My classes are full of hypocritical Neanderthals who are not nearly as smart or cool as they think they are.
To put it simply, I hate them.

This used to be a problem for me, but I realized that if I don't react, they will leave me alone. Just ignore them amd hopefully they will go away.

You know I am not even bothered by my cro magnon peers anymore, I already know that in a few years down the road, they will be serving my fast food because they are exactly the kind of people that are popular in high school and that is it for them and they are left with nothing else to do but reminisce about high school. I hate bullies especially, they are the worst, and yet they look in the mirror and consider themselves the real deal. That is fine by me because they can keep dragging around their club and living in caves around a fire while I actually do something useful with my life. 

I find that the best way to deal with them is to ignore them, it is the most powerful weapon you have, if you get angry or upset at them, you are just feeding the fire, that is EXACTLY what they want you to do is get mad, if you ignore them, then they will leave you alone. Unless they are insulting you directly of course, then that is the perfect time to unleash a witty come back to shut them up for good. I know how you feel though, I am in school 8 hours a day surrounded by these neanderthal apes who just need to grow up.

sometimes...my classmates bother me. Well they bother to give them the question to a question....that is very easy (for me). But its not a big problem.

There is a lot of repressed anger going on in this forum.

Folks, guess what?  There will always people people you don't like.  There will always be people who bother you and irritate you with their actions, their comments, their style of dress, their attitude and so on.  The trick to a healthy, extremely successful life, is learning out to not only be patient with them but accept them and work with them.

This goes for school for projects and sports teams and even after school activities and bus rides home.  This goes for college.  This really goes when you have a career and full time work.  I strongly dislike several people at my job but I work closely with them and I appreciate certain aspects of their personalities that help get the job done.

You don't have to like these people.  You have be able to tolerate them and try not to judge them or be angry at them.  They're also figuring out who they are and how the fit in the world.  The loudest ones are usually the ones who are very uncomfortable and they know nothing but to call attention to something or someone else to keep attention of themselves.

Everyone is really uncertain out there, especially the ones from 8 years old to 18 years old and older.

Try to relate to them.  You'll be a better person for it and you'll learn a great life skill.

Warmaker gave some great advice in the post above.  I remember in highschool, that I wasn't exactly the most popular kid. I had many horrible moments, but one example stands out.  Throughout most of my highschool years, I was considered one of the smartest kids in any class, but during my sophomore year, I applied to go to this 'elite' school, which was much, much tougher than any school I've seen to this day.  It was the first time I had ever been challenged, and I started flunking a class. It's always been hard for me to make friends, and in this school, it was no different, and I became the 'dumb' kid of every class.  My hygiene was impeccable, but there are certain times when some girls.... have an issue worse than other girls, and on this particular day, my body was not being very kind to me.  Instead of my classmates being understandable, they started mocking me in the rudest and most embarrassing of ways behind my back.  When I turned and inadvertently caught them, I have to say I was quite horrified.  I wanted to break down and cry, and this instances brought me a lot of grief for a long time.

But then I grew up and matured, many years later.... and I realized exactly what warmaker has expressed.  There are people who will always be immature enough to 'bother you'.  In the end though, you -choose- to let them bother you, and you are responsible for your own actions.  I could have used that event to relate to them and show them a great example of kindness, but I shut down and became too embarrassed to react in any way.  Now, as an adult, I've face more than one boss who simply.... does not like me.  My coworkers and students tell me to 'fight back' all the time, and are amazed that I'm so passive about it. While I'm not advocating letting yourself be pushed around and bullied, I AM trying to express that there is a time and place for that.  Being vengeful towards my boss is not going to do anyone any good.  Instead, I show her respect because she is my boss. I don't have to like someone to show them the respect they deserve, or to note that they have great qualities.  If you can connect on the good qualities of others, no matter how much they bother you, you'll find yourself a much happier person.

God bless!

The kids in my class are crazy , and when I say crazy I mean it. And don't leave u alone no matter what , they act like complete jerks and if it was possible I would just got sit out in the hallway

in my class were all respectful of one another

Make yourself known, if someone's really bothering you, DO NOT I repeat DO NOT, tell an adult, it'll make you a laughingstock and make things worse, if you're able bodied, fight the kid after school, or in school if he/she is that bad, you're parents will understand (my parents don't care if I fight, as long as I had reasonable cause to do it.), I have no problems at school, but I did when i first moved in.

I used to have this problem a few years earlier.
I always wanted to sit in the corner with one little Table and a good view to the board.
They always wanted to copy my answers and nagged me, but I got over it after a small time.
I was not angered by them, but it was a bit annoying.
Today, I haven`t got that problem anymore, because there are no more classmates that bother me and disturb my work.
I am glad, that they finally mind their own business now.

-Regards

Yes, we also have some very bothersome students. Luckily, I end up avoiding them as much as possible, and am never, or rarely, the target of any sort of torment. Some of them do end up spewing nonsense during class, anyways, but they are at least possible to ignore, and the teachers usually end up calling them out on their mistakes. It is sad though, there are some students who are harassed every single day by the same people just because they don't have the same beliefs as them, or because they don't like something about that individual. Some of the more quiet individuals are targets, but that's because a lot of the quiet students in our school are weird. I guess I can't count myself out on that, but when I say weird, they really are weird. Still, it's not as if they deserve the harassment that they receive. They don't do anything that should warrant being picked on.

well there is sometimes classmates that bothers me. behind me there's a guy who doesn't stop talking:"Blah, blah blah!" he is really annoying.

Eh i hate every classmate
except for my 3 friends