<p>Man up and fight them. Even if you lose, as long as you give it your all they will respect you.</p>
<p>ok…all of these are good suggestions</p>
<p>but i talked to the other guy and said that the person who threw it always does stuff like that…like throwing pencisl at people, etc…like a playful thing…and yea my eye is good, i guess lol</p>
<p>yea i dont wan’t to fight them…all 3 are on varsity football…lol</p>
<p>Jeez, you HAVE to do something. Think about it this way: if it had hit your eye, it wouldn’t matter how popular they are, how “playful” they are, or which varsity sports they play … YOUR life would’ve been ruined.</p>
<p>If you don’t do something now, it could get worse and trust me, you’ll regret it later. Talk to your parents, teacher, etc. – whatever it takes to get these three idiots in some deep ****.</p>
<p>It’s NOT okay to be “playful” at the expense of someone else’s life. Can you even imagine what it’d be like to be blind in one eye because someone was being “playful”? That’s not excusable by ANY stretch of the imagination.</p>
<p>Shoot, if it were me, I would be so freaking angry. And anyone who knows me, knows I’m pretty calm and don’t get upset very easily. But what they did was crossing the line.</p>
<p>Trust me, high-school might seem like the entire world right now and they might seem like they rule everyone – but once you’re out of high-school, things change. So, don’t base your decisions on what’s going on in the present - think about your future! What they might say to you or think of you won’t matter in 5 years’ time, but if you don’t have an eye, that’s going to matter for the next 60 years.</p>