I am sure you will all be interested in what I am about to write. In fact, every time I have told this story people have begged me to tell more. The thing is, it is very hard to remember all the details.. literally so many crazy things happened. So, I will tell the basic story and then hopefully you will all ask questions I can answer. That would make it a lot easier.
Ok. When I was 17 years old I stopped going to school. This was in the year 2000. I'll admit, I was a bit of a problem child. Nothing crazy, I just thought it was a waste of time going to school, and I wouldn't listen to my parents. I was soon to be expelled from school for absences, and my parents knew that if I didn't graduate before I was 18, I never would.
They met with the school and asked what they could do for me, as they were clueless. The school recommended a school that even now, after all these years, I am afraid to name in fear of it being attached to me in any way, shape, or form. I am sure I will give enough hints for you all to find out the name with some good googling. The school showed my parents brochures of smiling teenagers, studying, kayaking, and promising obedience. I was unaware that my parents were about to send me to the place that's probably fucked me up more than anything else in my life.
It was the middle of winter, January, around 3:00 AM when two large men burst into my room and dragged me screaming from my bed. I was handcuffed, thrown in the back of an unmarked van which gunned it for the highway. I wasn't allowed to talk and they wouldn't answer any of my questions. I thought I was going to die.
After a 20 hour ride, I arrived in the secluded woods of Maine. I was taken to an office and they told me I would be here for the next two years. I asked to call my parents and they told me I could not talk to anyone outside the school for at least six months. I thought this was crazy, and told them I would not cooperate. This was the first time I was thrown into the corner.
They basically took me into a dark room, and put me in the corner, guarded by another student. There were only around 5-6 staff members for 180 kids. The students had a series of "jobs" which would range anywhere from scrubbing a dumpster with a toothbrush to physically restraining other students. I was in the corner for almost a day, and every four hours they would ask "Are you ready to cooperate?" Finally I gave in, decided these people were fucking insane and I would just go along with whatever they said.
Now here's where the craziness starts. I was assigned another student to watch over me and show me how things were done. I was assigned to House 3, which also consisted of a large dining room where about 65 kids were. This is when I witnessed my first "General Meeting". I heard a councilor scream 'GENERAL FUCKING MEETING!'
There was a kid named Matt, and he was in trouble for talking to a girl or something. I don't exactly remember. Anyway, he was brought to the front of the room and a broom was placed in front of him. The councilor then went 'GET YOUR FUCKING FEELINGS OFF' and in groups of 5 the students went up and screamed the most hateful horrible things at this kid. The councilor actually told the kid that his mom informed the school that he was the reason his dad killed himself. Knowing what I know now about the school, I am positive that was a lie just to fuck with the kid.
After all 65 kids(including me, as if you didn't do it you would get in even worse trouble) ran up and screamed at him, he was literally drenched in spit and broken down in tears sobbing like a baby.
There's a lot more to this story, obviously. As I was there for a year and a half. I actually had a position where I had to restrain other students who would try to spit on me, jack off on me, attack, etc.
There was one phone in the school which was monitored by another student, and if you said anything bad about the program while talking with your parents the call would immediately be disconnected. (you were allowed this privilege after a while, 10 minutes a month I think)
The school sent my parents fake report cards saying I was getting A's and B's meanwhile there weren't even real classes.
I have to go to work, now. Please ask any questions, as that will make the story way easier to tell.
Ok. When I was 17 years old I stopped going to school. This was in the year 2000. I'll admit, I was a bit of a problem child. Nothing crazy, I just thought it was a waste of time going to school, and I wouldn't listen to my parents. I was soon to be expelled from school for absences, and my parents knew that if I didn't graduate before I was 18, I never would.
They met with the school and asked what they could do for me, as they were clueless. The school recommended a school that even now, after all these years, I am afraid to name in fear of it being attached to me in any way, shape, or form. I am sure I will give enough hints for you all to find out the name with some good googling. The school showed my parents brochures of smiling teenagers, studying, kayaking, and promising obedience. I was unaware that my parents were about to send me to the place that's probably fucked me up more than anything else in my life.
It was the middle of winter, January, around 3:00 AM when two large men burst into my room and dragged me screaming from my bed. I was handcuffed, thrown in the back of an unmarked van which gunned it for the highway. I wasn't allowed to talk and they wouldn't answer any of my questions. I thought I was going to die.
After a 20 hour ride, I arrived in the secluded woods of Maine. I was taken to an office and they told me I would be here for the next two years. I asked to call my parents and they told me I could not talk to anyone outside the school for at least six months. I thought this was crazy, and told them I would not cooperate. This was the first time I was thrown into the corner.
They basically took me into a dark room, and put me in the corner, guarded by another student. There were only around 5-6 staff members for 180 kids. The students had a series of "jobs" which would range anywhere from scrubbing a dumpster with a toothbrush to physically restraining other students. I was in the corner for almost a day, and every four hours they would ask "Are you ready to cooperate?" Finally I gave in, decided these people were fucking insane and I would just go along with whatever they said.
Now here's where the craziness starts. I was assigned another student to watch over me and show me how things were done. I was assigned to House 3, which also consisted of a large dining room where about 65 kids were. This is when I witnessed my first "General Meeting". I heard a councilor scream 'GENERAL FUCKING MEETING!'
There was a kid named Matt, and he was in trouble for talking to a girl or something. I don't exactly remember. Anyway, he was brought to the front of the room and a broom was placed in front of him. The councilor then went 'GET YOUR FUCKING FEELINGS OFF' and in groups of 5 the students went up and screamed the most hateful horrible things at this kid. The councilor actually told the kid that his mom informed the school that he was the reason his dad killed himself. Knowing what I know now about the school, I am positive that was a lie just to fuck with the kid.
After all 65 kids(including me, as if you didn't do it you would get in even worse trouble) ran up and screamed at him, he was literally drenched in spit and broken down in tears sobbing like a baby.
There's a lot more to this story, obviously. As I was there for a year and a half. I actually had a position where I had to restrain other students who would try to spit on me, jack off on me, attack, etc.
There was one phone in the school which was monitored by another student, and if you said anything bad about the program while talking with your parents the call would immediately be disconnected. (you were allowed this privilege after a while, 10 minutes a month I think)
The school sent my parents fake report cards saying I was getting A's and B's meanwhile there weren't even real classes.
I have to go to work, now. Please ask any questions, as that will make the story way easier to tell.