What is going on everyone and welcome back to the channel? I hope you're all doing well. Now have you ever been in a situation where you've been utterly traumatized by someone and there's nothing really that you can do about it? You just have to take it on the chin and deal with it and it's been a horrible experience. Well thankfully, traumatized them back is a phenomenal sub-credit in which people who have been traumatized

managed to get their revenge. they get justice, they get

calmer and it's beautiful to see.

Today's first story sums this sub-reddit up I think in the perfect way.

One of the worst substitute teachers I've ever heard of, acting in such a terrible way towards one poor student, but thankfully, this time, she receives some brilliant karma.

Ignore my medical issues and I get angry.

When I was in high school, my doctor accidentally let slip that I've been formally diagnosed

with ADHD four years beforehand. My parents hadn't wanted me to use it as a crutch, so they just hadn't told me.

I was furious and I immediately pressed to start medication and get education accommodations.

My parents sort of sheepishly agreed to everything I asked for and I started doing well for the first

time ever.

This is all background info. Well, I've got to say off the bat, that is some of the worst parenting I've ever heard.

What on earth?

Anyway, we moved and I was taking a freshman science class in my sophomore year because my old school

had done what was effectively the sophomore science in my freshman year.

I'm the 16 year old new kid doing standardized testing with a classroom of freshman I don't know super well.

And suddenly, I have to go to the bathroom.

My education accommodations allowed for bathroom breaks

whenever because the medication I was on at the time included fun side effects like

bladder control issues. I raised my hand and I asked a substitute teacher who was

acting as our test proctor while our normal science teacher was on vacation.

And she laughed at me.

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