Hi! I'm Mal, this is my number...
By corrycrystal
@corrycrystal (1775)
Malaysia
September 29, 2009 1:05pm CST
It happened quite a long time ago, more than 20 years to be exact. I was in senior high and the school I attended was all-boys school. There were only two or three classes were co-ed. Obviously, the boys have outnumbered the girls, so, imagine, boys everywhere!! It was not comfortable especially when their eyes would follow you everywhere you went, and the whistles, my God! They acted like they've never seen girls before!!! 
Sometimes, when I walked alone to the school cafeteria, one or two boys would suddenly appear from the bushes and smiled at me. There was one boy who was so quiet, but he would always open the door for me, but other times when he saw me he would step back as if he was so surprised to see me hahahaaa...
Anyway, I remember one of these boys kept asking for my phone number, but I ignored him and when I opened my bag at home, I saw a note, "Hi! I'm Mal, this is my number..." I wondered how it got there...
Well, have you ever received this kind of notes from girls/boys during your high school? What do you think of all-boys/girls schools?? Let's share. Thanks!
Sometimes, when I walked alone to the school cafeteria, one or two boys would suddenly appear from the bushes and smiled at me. There was one boy who was so quiet, but he would always open the door for me, but other times when he saw me he would step back as if he was so surprised to see me hahahaaa...
Anyway, I remember one of these boys kept asking for my phone number, but I ignored him and when I opened my bag at home, I saw a note, "Hi! I'm Mal, this is my number..." I wondered how it got there...
Well, have you ever received this kind of notes from girls/boys during your high school? What do you think of all-boys/girls schools?? Let's share. Thanks!1 person likes this
3 responses
@submerryn (1304)
• Malaysia
30 Sep 09
Hi corrycrystal,
I'd always studied in a co-ed school, so I really can't imagine what it will be like being in an all girls/boys school. The fact that you got that note shows that you are one of the 'in' girls around and that is nice! Reminising ol' school days, I laughed at all the 'silly' things that has been said and done.. But then again, those are what made it so memorable. :)
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@corrycrystal (1775)
• Malaysia
1 Oct 09
Hi, Merryn! I went to all girls' school when I was in high school and moved to all boys' schools to attend the senior high. Like I have mentioned in my comment above, just imagine that you're in a place where there are 100 boys and only 10 girls around. That's what it was really like. You could not do a thing without being watched! So, maybe I got notes like that because there were not many choices around. Anyway, it was quite memorable indeed, but I pity those who didn't have good memories during high school...
That's what it was really like. You could not do a thing without being watched! So, maybe I got notes like that because there were not many choices around. Anyway, it was quite memorable indeed, but I pity those who didn't have good memories during high school...@zed_k4 (17589)
• Singapore
12 Oct 09
I agree; school days were really fun! I missed that so, so much..
@zed_k4 (17589)
• Singapore
12 Oct 09
20 years is a real long time. I remember days when I was in school; so loving it. Everything was real fun and I only remember wanting to have lots of friends, having lots of friends and plenty of admirers from people that I didn't really know. Those were the days, huh.. LOL... it cannot be rewind once again.
@corrycrystal (1775)
• Malaysia
12 Oct 09
Hi, Zed! Yes, those were the days when we have lots of friends, and began to discover the meaning of friendship. 20 years was indeed a very long time, but it just seems like yesterday! 
So, you have plenty of admirers?? You might be one of the popular kids back at school then. 
So, you have plenty of admirers?? You might be one of the popular kids back at school then. @Zenstrive (237)
• Indonesia
12 Oct 09
I always attended co-ed schools from kindergarten to college, so no, never had this kind of experiences.
@corrycrystal (1775)
• Malaysia
12 Oct 09
Hi, Zenstrive! It was really different especially when majority of the students were either girls or boys. It was uncomfortable as if all eyes were looking at you every where you went! I attended to all girls' schools when I was 13 until the age of 17. So, I could really feel the change in the environment.
