GCSE English fail

I only perform well in subjects I am interested in . I am interested in math , all sciences including psychology, philosophy and logic , and some of economics. I HATE English . I am a person who loves logic and creativity , but NOT ENGLISH , If I can swear I would have. I know for sure I will fail GCSE english , I sleep in class , NEVER do my coursework , and I have 0 interest in such a subject , my question is , does it matter If I fail english GCSE , will it not allow me to learn subjects I am interested in the future , Will it undermine my abilities in other subjects?? I really want to fail english and run away without it having an impact on my future.

Normally sixth forms require it as well as unis. Youd better start speaking to sixth form although easier if you just did what was needed to pass.

I will never do well in english , I just hate the subject and does not fit my interests , If I learn something I am not interested in , I will only learn it superficially or not learn it at all. If I pass my A-levels will they cover up my english GCSE fail???
I will fail english , all I need to know is whether it leaves an impact or not

As I said it is normally mandatory for entry into sixth form or for uni entry.

Well , I just do not care , I am failing english , I will follow my interests no matter what . Even the teachers who teach english are boring af and do not give a damn about my interests , so I do not give a damn about them or their stupid boring uninteresting lesson.

Well you had better check whether it affects your future by deciding if you wish to study A level or are happy with college.
If you think yoiu want t go to university , whether they require GCSE English as mandatory.
You dont appear to care though.
You can always teach yourself most A levels.
Btw you have to keep retaking English until you are 18.

Guess I should not go to uni then
And just follow my passions and see where it leads , I do not see how english GCSE will help me in the future. And I do not see why I MUST learn something I have 0 interest and motivation in.

If you are in the UK then degrees tend to be spoken in English and people speak English so your ability to do so is seen as important.
Its also Law that you need to keep retaking it until you pass or reach 18.
I would say either knuckle down and get it out of the way or ask if you cna do functional skills.

If you fail it, you will be made to do it until you are 18. Sounds to me like you just don't want to learn it and so you'll never pass it. I didn't care for maths, but i knew i had to do well in it otherwise i'd fail

So I need to learn english just because the degree is spoken in english and people speak english ? A 7 yr old boy can speak english! I want to be a philosopher and scientist , and I also have some side goals like becoming a chess grandmaster , other than that I do not see myself writing a narrative or descriptive and writing a useless essay anywhere in my life.
If it is law that I need to keep retaking then I will just reach 18 .

So I need to learn english just because the degree is spoken in english and people speak english ? A 7 yr old boy can speak english! I want to be a philosopher and scientist , and I also have some side goals like becoming a chess grandmaster , other than that I do not see myself writing a narrative or descriptive and writing a useless essay anywhere in my life.
If it is law that I need to keep retaking then I will just reach 18 .

Of course I do not want to learn such a stupid , useless , uninteresting subject .
As soon as I get into the english classroom a hit of boredom just hits me.
And when the teacher starts talking and telling me to write I just fall asleep .
I can not handle it anymore , either I stop doing GCSE english or that is it

So I need to learn english just because the degree is spoken in english and people speak english ? A 7 yr old boy can speak english! I want to be a philosopher and scientist , and I also have some side goals like becoming a chess grandmaster , other than that I do not see myself writing a narrative or descriptive and writing a useless essay anywhere in my life.
If it is law that I need to keep retaking then I will just reach 18 .

Are you not a native English spaker?

Sure, its not an interesting subject but unless you're say dyslexic or have some underlying ailment, it is certainly not the hardest subject. You should probably pay more attention. And you really don't get a choice in the matter. You don't need GCSE English literature but you MUST have GCSE language. No employer will take you without it basically.

I am a native english speaker , still is not an excuse for me to find english not boring .

So I need to learn english just because the degree is spoken in english and people speak english ? A 7 yr old boy can speak english! I want to be a philosopher and scientist , and I also have some side goals like becoming a chess grandmaster , other than that I do not see myself writing a narrative or descriptive and writing a useless essay anywhere in my life.
If it is law that I need to keep retaking then I will just reach 18 .

I'm pretty sure sixth forms and colleges completely and utterly require it for anything. Also, just for my two cents in the matter, English is important.
English Lit- it's the changing of attitudes over time, the history of our nation. Also, analysing situations are ALWAYS going to help you. Being able to read between the lines of what someone is saying is an absolute skill.
English Lang - SPAG (need I say more) and being able to write creatively shows that you're able to think outside the box and improvise. Heck, all of the paper is improvisation. That's also a skill.
Would you say these skills learnt from English are in anyway stupid or useless? Are the courses that you will need English to get in (doesn't matter if it's academic or apprenticeship, they all need it) uninteresting?
If you're so determined to fail English, then you'll have to keep retaking until 18 and any college you go to will not accept you.
It's your right to hate the subject, but please at least see some of the benefits.

Creativity is not necessarily acquired from english. I am already a creative person because I trained myself using other ways to be creative. Analysing situations is also not necessarily acquired from english , and it is a very easy skill to practice . I feel like you need space and time to be creative , most of my english coursework either I haven't finished or rushed because of the really short time to write it.