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[bozhemoi]

Okay, look I might not be the most social butterfly at school. I know I'm not the most academically gifted. My interests lie elsewhere and my brother knows that. My brother is also my teacher for the first time ever in a city that is not exactly big enough for people to easily forget things. In fact, it kinda sounds like everyone has the exact opposite problem.

So, why oh why, did he feel a need to just torpedo any kind of anonymity I may have been enjoying and lack of spotlight to go and blurt out my FAMILY nickname in class? Does he want me to just die from embarrassment? Did he need to give me more reason to not want to go to school?

I love my brother, but honestly - we needed to be at seperate schools for a reason. Or at least never the same class. It's called maintaining order!


[ Natasha Natalie is 16 and the sister of devilsadvocato so if you're the same age and one of the students in her class feel free to have been there for the #teendrama that was Foggy calling her NATTIE in front of everyone. Also anyone in her family would be aware of the nickname. ]

Comments

[invocate]

Speaking from experience, older brothers tend to be too busy trying to prove their affection to think rationally about the recipient's feelings.

[buncho]

having family as your teacher should be illegal cause its like favoritism... whats his embarrassing family nickname? ill call him that from now on instead of mr nelson

[scarlet_devil]

Well, that is simply a thing siblings do. At least you didn't get pelted by water balloons.

[maidofmistakes]

At least it wasn't horrible family stories...

[rebellions]

boo fucking hoo
don't you people have bigger problems in your life than crying over a nickname of all the things

[devilsadvocato]

It was an honest mistake. I bet none of the other students even remember it. You're kinda making this more memorable by reminding them with this post.

[mercurio]

lol sounds like a healthy dosage of big bro trolling if you ask me
what's so bad about a nickname?