By _sempiternus - 16/11/2013 16:18 - United States

Today, during school, I passed out in the lunch line and hit my head on the metal rail as I fell. Rather than helping or expressing concern at all, my friends simply left my unconscious body on the floor. Why? They had to get to the lasagna before the cafeteria ran out of it. FML
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_sempiternus 11

For those of you that were wondering- yes, I'm alright. :) I'm anemic, and sometimes it catches up to me and I'll start to get lightheaded/faint. I hadn't been feeling well all day, and thought food might help... Guess I was a bit late. In regards to my 'friends', I suppose I used the term loosely. They aren't my closest friends by far, but I've known them for years. We were close enough that I ASSUMED the sight of me falling and bashing my head open would be more important than their need for dry, school-food lasagna. And, in response to one commenter, I didn't expect them to immediately transform into doctors. But it still doesn't feel too great when the people you call 'friends' step over you, sprawled on the ground and bleeding, in favor of food. And no, I don't speak to them anymore. We had a fall out shortly after this incident. Ah well, highschool is a joke anyways.

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Top comments

Roterun 7

Food before friends is their logic I guess

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Comments

tompou6 19

Is it just me, or has humanity hit rock bottom if a food type is more important than a person who requires first aid?

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jewann123 10

ew, school lasagna? doesn't sound like it would be to good. aha

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kasmol 16

You were breathing, so lasagna had top priority. If it was fish sticks, you would have been first.

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Dracob 5

I laughed harder than I should have.

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CMC_LOVES_MGM 19

I'm glad you are okay OP; I can relate one time back in high school I started choking while eating lunch with friends, they all just stared at me not knowing what to do, just staring at me slowly losing oxygen, needless to say I had to help myself out. It is in human nature to ignore others, deflection of responsibility. Fortunately, in your case you are alive and well, many people don't react, don't know what to do or just ignore a situation. There have been many cases and studies where people are dying calling out for help and people ignore them, and they die.

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