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<blockquote data-quote="robaustin" data-source="post: 515854" data-attributes="member: 2703">Ok - let me just point out something now Trevalon.&nbsp; Please examine your REASONS for challenging her.&nbsp; You have repeatedly pointed out her OTHER things you see as issues as well, and you now want to take her on.&nbsp; When asked:&quot;How about a room at the library. I am sure you could find a place outside of school that you would not have these problems. I just dont believe in fighting windmills if you don't have to.&quot;You said:&quot;Because I'm very tired of my AP's nonsense... it's about time more people stood up to her. It's a challenge that I don't mind taking on really.&quot;So what you're inferring here is that you are tired of all the things she does to the student body and as such since you now have an issue to challenge her on - you're going to do so.&nbsp; I think I am pretty on target here....I know you want to have the gaming club and be able to play D&amp;D at school. But you are taking it one step further here.&nbsp; You admitted freely you wanted to stand up for her for the sake of standing up to her, not necessarily just for the sake of having a gaming club.&nbsp; You're making it a personal &quot;you versus her&quot; issue and this is a very BAD thing.Your ultimate goal out of that is that she will look bad,&nbsp; and you will undermine her authority as AP.&nbsp; You freely admit that by your statement that &quot;it's about time more people stood up to her.&quot;Let me say that I'm with you - as long as you are doing this STRICTLY to play D&amp;D, and not to stand up to her for the sake of doing so.&nbsp; Ultimately - if it's for the sake of challenging her - you're going to lose.&nbsp; Not because she doesn't want to let you play, but because she will not let you undermine her authority. You're treading on thin ice there.&nbsp; Why step on the cracks?&nbsp; Play at home, play at the gaming store, play at the library.&nbsp; WHy the need to play in the 7 hours you are at school?--*RobPS - as Cartman said &quot;RESPECT my AUTHORITAY!&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="robaustin, post: 515854, member: 2703"] Ok - let me just point out something now Trevalon. Please examine your REASONS for challenging her. You have repeatedly pointed out her OTHER things you see as issues as well, and you now want to take her on. When asked: "How about a room at the library. I am sure you could find a place outside of school that you would not have these problems. I just dont believe in fighting windmills if you don't have to." You said: "Because I'm very tired of my AP's nonsense... it's about time more people stood up to her. It's a challenge that I don't mind taking on really." So what you're inferring here is that you are tired of all the things she does to the student body and as such since you now have an issue to challenge her on - you're going to do so. I think I am pretty on target here.... I know you want to have the gaming club and be able to play D&D at school. But you are taking it one step further here. You admitted freely you wanted to stand up for her for the sake of standing up to her, not necessarily just for the sake of having a gaming club. You're making it a personal "you versus her" issue and this is a very BAD thing. Your ultimate goal out of that is that she will look bad, and you will undermine her authority as AP. You freely admit that by your statement that "it's about time more people stood up to her." Let me say that I'm with you - as long as you are doing this STRICTLY to play D&D, and not to stand up to her for the sake of doing so. Ultimately - if it's for the sake of challenging her - you're going to lose. Not because she doesn't want to let you play, but because she will not let you undermine her authority. You're treading on thin ice there. Why step on the cracks? Play at home, play at the gaming store, play at the library. WHy the need to play in the 7 hours you are at school? --*Rob PS - as Cartman said "RESPECT my AUTHORITAY!" [/QUOTE]

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