I'm a teacher and a group of carons who are also teachers tried to get rid of me,

but now the tables have turned and I'm the one that has the fate of their careers in my hands.

Here's how it went down. I work as a teacher and some of my co-workers,

other teachers, are total carons. They go out of their way to make my life completely miserable.

Two years ago, I was hired as a teacher by a district. I'd previously had a

decade of experience in another place, but moving to a new city required this.

When I started there, the other teachers were quick to be intimidating towards me.

At first, I felt everyone was against me, but I quickly learned it was really just these three women.

They'd hold these meetings after a school to go over the rules and congratulate themselves

a lot. It was like something out of mean girls. I was told who I could and who I could not talk to.

Every outfit I wore was critiqued with some being deemed do not wear that again,

and even malicious gossip being spread to students. These rules weren't written things.

For example, I was chastised for failing to give a thank you card to teacher number one

because she was in the interview when the principal hired me.

I could go on for ages with dozens of these bizarre rules and passive aggressive actions.

The worst was when my webpage was edited with some nasty words and the weirdest was when they

tried to make it look like I was rigging a teacher of the month vote. It backfired splendidly.

Things got better for a while because teacher number two was out for FMLA and teacher number three

got into some troubles with the district over other stuff. It was a horrible year overall,

but I survived and wasn't going to leave because of their constant cruelty.

In my time, I did speak to the principal about this twice and he was extremely aware and supportive,

but didn't want to rock the bull with them. They're scary. It was tricky because of how

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