These 25 Ruthless Teachers Embarrassed Their Students

14.

In 2nd grade and I was crying because my cat had died and my religious nut of a teacher came over to “console” me and I asked her something along the lines of “I’ll see her in heaven again one day, right?” and the heartless bitch responded “Nope. God never said anything about cats having souls. She’s in hell and you’ll never see her again.”

15.

Kindergarten teacher told me I would never amount to anything!! Seriously who says that to a 5 year old!

16.

We were in 3rd grade, and we had a substitute teacher one day. He was the meanest, called us stupid, obnoxious, and immature. We ended up having recess and lunch in the classroom, because it was storming outside. So, while we all sat around chatting with our friends and playing with various toys, the substitute teacher just stood by the door, glaring at us. One of my classmates, Jared, was running around the room, just goofing off. He ran in front of the sub, and the sub freaking sticks his leg out, tripping him. The jackass turns to Jared, as he’s in tears, and tells him he deserved that for being an annoying sh*t. When lunch ended, he yelled at us, telling us that we will have to leave our parent’s “nest” soon, and that we can’t be idiots forever. During all this, one of my classmates had snuck out and gotten the principal. They walked in during the middle of the giant rant, and he was quickly escorted off campus.

17.

My mother was physically abusive and punched me in the face. My 3rd grade teacher asked why my face was all bruised and I told her my mom did it. She basically called me a liar that would never amount to anything. In the past I had always thought if the abuse got too bad I could get help, that moment made me feel utterly alone and ruined my attitude toward school and learning.

18.

My first day of high school, homeroom. The teacher takes attendance and gets to my last name, “(insert last name)? Oh holy f*cking sh*t, another one? Which one is your daddy… the smarta** or the f*cking idiot?” I answered and he spent the last twenty minutes of homeroom ranting about what every member of my dad’s family had put him through thirty years earlier.

19.

My eighth grade science teacher told my best friend that no one would miss him if he died.

Written by Irvi Torremoro

Irvi Torremoro is an Austinite by way of Las Vegas. She's worked in various outlets in food & beverage and is now focused on writing, eating all the things, talking about Beyonce, and petting all the puppies. She runs flavorandbounty.com, a lifestyle blog about people in the service industry.