Entitled Classmate Steals Notes, Gets Tricked Into Copying Fake Notes

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mattstaff
Nov 26, 2019 1:00 AM EST

This entitled classmate had the audacity to steal her friend's notes without asking, and then put up a BS excuse about them not needing the notes. If your reason for stealing someone else's hard-earned work is rooted in arguing that they don't need what they worked for, you've already lost. From there, the revenge was simple, brutal, and brilliant. They put together some fake notes, and the classmate ended up having to repeat the year. 

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    Text - r/ProRevenge u/InBetweenStudent 23h JOIN 1 Stealing my notes? Guess who won't graduate High School. I first posted in on nuclear revenge though I think it's not that drastic, so I thought here was more fitting So, this happened in 2018 when I graduated High School. A quick overview of the Swiss school system: Normally, you go to school until ninth grade. If you want to go to university later, you change to Grammar (High) School from eighth to twelfth grade. I decided to study and went to
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    Text - There I quickly became friends with Chelsea (my now girlfriend) and Alicia. Alicia is the kind of person that is funny if you don't have her around too much. She is always the victim, she can only talk about herself etc. But if you spend too much time with her, you are a mess. She is also never responsible for things happening to her because she grew up in the foster care system, whatever. So, this happened about two months before our finals. Now, graduating means passing the finals obvio
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    Text - Alicia really struggled with that because her last report card wasn't that good. She had to excel in most of the subjects to graduate. So you would think she'd write as many notes as possible and study pretty early, right? Nope. She procrastinated until two months before our finals while I and Chelsea studied our butts off. Now, I always was the girl who offered her notes in our class group chat in case someone was interested. This gets important later.
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    Text - We had a fairly long list of things we had to be able to use in maths and I wrote notes for every single topic and kept it in a folder in my locker. Only put some of them on the group chat, just when someone was asking about a certain topic. One day, I went to my locker and they weren't there. I was freaking out. I spent weeks on writing them. I looked for them for an entire week and had approximately three panic attacks because I thought I wouldn't pass now and had to do all of it again.
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    Text - Not only had she stolen my notes; if I hadn't "bothered her so much" with it she wouldn't have even told me she had taken them! She was only a High School friend anyway and I knew I'd never do anything with her again once we graduated, so frankly? I didn't give a single crap about what would happen to her. Her entitled self-centered way was enough for me to finally burst.
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    Text - I apologized for making drama ("It's okay, you just are like that sometimes" - I was about to lose it) and just continued my school day. Now, Alicia kept calling me about notes etc, even before that, especially my notes for various books. She'd chosen the same books so she didn't have to study extra. I started to give her a wrong analysis and started to fake notes. Obvious enough to figure out they were wrong if she'd think herself but not too obvious. If she'd read the books she'd know i
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    Text - Now, after l invested so much time in faking notes I watched it all go down a day before graduation We went into a pub with our teacher (to watch a football game I don't even remember) and she distributed our results. I passed with a 5.38 (In Switzerland, the grades are from 1-6, six is best so about... an A?)
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    Text - And Alicia went pale. 3.21 (D-). She had failed all of her classes but maths and Psychology. Oops. It seems she really just read my notes. She didn't read the books she was supposed to read, she didn't read our textbooks. I had to hide a grin. My girlfriend thinks to this day it was cruel but seriously? It was a damper for her entitlement and narcissism. From what I've heard she is currently trying to repeat the year and try again. Hopefully without stealing her friend's notes.
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