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Thank you for your reply, I didn't expect I'd find a comment from an actual student of these schools here at HN. Your perspective is valuable. If you follow Sw

by bjeds 6y ago

Thank you for your reply, I didn't expect I'd find a comment from an actual student of these schools here at HN. Your perspective is valuable. If you follow Swedish media you probably know there's a large discussion/controversy right now about high school students (and younger kids) changing their behavior to avoid crime/trouble. For example see this recent article at SVT: https://www.svt.se/nyheter/inrikes/man-maste-vara-pa-sin-vakt-att-nagot-kan-handa-vaxer-man-upp-med https://www.svt.se/nyheter/inrikes/man-maste-vara-pa-sin-vak... What's your take? Is this a problem in your school as well, or peer group? I'm genuinely curious: I'm old enough to never naturally meet people your age, but I'm not old enough to have kids or relatives your age.

alvarlagerlof 6y ago
I'm not one to go to parties drinking or smoking illegal stuff, although this is very common in certain groups. So I can't comment on that. I've actually avoided that on purpose because it would worsen my mental state with my diagnosies. But I guess that criminal stuff would happen in those groups.
- Grustaf 6y ago
  It's not related to drinking or smoking, it's about the dangers of being outside in the evening in Sweden nowadays.
riffraff 6y ago
> a large discussion/controversy right now about high school students (and younger kids) changing their behavior to avoid crime/trouble Could you explain this? It seems people avoiding crime wouldn't be a source of controversy.