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Back In Highschool (pg. 3)
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| Slylee |
I was pretty popular and neutral with all the different groups, but I was more known as “Jamie and Amanda”. We were best friends and inseparable. I never had crushes on all the “heart throbs” like the rest of the girls, but I was friends with them. I dated the geeks. Actually, 2 geeks I was very close with (one was my boyfriend in 7th and 8th grade and the other was his best friend) went to Harvard and are supposedly gorgeous now. lol
My high school (the one I went to before I moved to Japan) wasn’t too far from Laguna Beach style kids. All rich jewish obnoxious kids with nice cars and all that. Me and Amanda skipped a lot of school and smoked pot, but we were still very "preppy" and blended with the other chicks, we were just more badass.
Then I moved to Japan for 2 years because my grades were horrible from the above paragraph. it was a really small school on the military base, so everyone was like one big clique, but I was obsessed with my boyfriend whom I lost my virginity to, lol. So I was once again, inseparable with someone. but i was on the tennis team, student council and soccer team and was doing much better in school with honors classes and a solid B average.
Then I moved back to the states my senior year and went to a fairly ghetto high school and made a few random friends here and there, but mostly stuck to myself. Almost got jumped a few times by ghetto black girls cuz they ran their mouth to me and I ran it right back, but of course they never did anything except point and talk . There was a very small “preppy” group at that school and they tried to recruit me, but I wasn’t interested. I was hanging out with “Amanda” again that year every weekend, but she was at the other school and we did “e” every weekend and went clubbing and partied with older people and thought we were too cool for everyone…even high school boys were annoying at that point. My grades dropped severely and i barely graduated with a really low C average:(
but i guess like jenny, i dont really have any regrets. i only wish i would have found my school sooner though instead of dicking around on and off at community college when i was 20/21...oh well. |
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| kid nyce |
let's see...highschool
came from a city public jr highschool - best experience in my life, i learned alot about kids from the streets - started smoking pot around this age (13) and off I went to a catholic highschool
chinese kid who hung out with all phillipino kids, played on the baseball team, was on the computer science team, and got above average grades in HS (mostly B's). was one of those dorky kids that people picked on yet still held the 'jock' title. so yea was hated on and respected at the same time....always did my thing and never followed groups of peoples or clicks of friends. |
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| OurManFlint |
The wierd thing about my high school was there were lots of cliques, but everybody was cool with everybody, everybody knew everybody, and everybody partied with everybody, even at my 4A school, which means it's really big. I remember all those days were after school, I would kick it with some new people or my good friends and just get blazed, and then head to a food joint. Weekends got mor fun as more people started driving. I was never into the organized social events like homecoming or prom or any of that . A lot of the times on weekends, me and my firends would go to a smoke spot and hot box in one of the vehicles, or get drunk at a golf course at night, or head up to a random party. Trying to obtain shrooms, weed, coke, booze, etc.
As I think about it know, I would have worked more throughout high school, just because there's some things I want to do right now that I could have done in high school bbecause I had more free time. I enjoyed my time at high school, I didn't think it was too much drama, either that or I avoided it. My good friends right now are still my good friends that I had in HS. |
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| AndreaCKY772 |
i was neutral. out of a highschool with 2,000+ people:
i wasn't the geek nor was i the most popular. most of my friends were cheerleaders... i am not the cheerleading type so i did not join the team. but, in fact no one was made fun of for being a "Geek" or whatever... |
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| CranberryJuice |
im very mixed up towards high school prolly cuz i was totally confused with myself depessed and trying to build my personality i was working hard like i always did but i cant say i regret it .....it kinda gave me the strengh to now handle the crazy rythm we have at school
i would say i was a big big nerd in high school the typical number 1 of the class but would hang out with some old friends to smoke pot on friday evenings ....these old friends were the exact contrary of me dread locks ....big pants ....chilling all the time ....
but i remenber high school like a period of more careless free attitude .....where we wouldnt even have to worry about some probs of the everyday life ....but i had already the motivation to reach my goals ....managed to but didnt get into the school i was supposed to go
it's a choice .
i would say i miss HS because it wasnt that intense and that having autonomy is great but mmh HS involves some funny times.....and now a day having fun at school isnt that often :nervous: |
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| Fast Turtle |
| Most schizophrenic three years of my life. I didn't really chill with anyone, but I knew at least 60% of my grade. |
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| Danny Ocean |
| quote: | Originally posted by lücid
just like TA! |
except there were more beautiful people in HS. |
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| Rodrico |
| I knew Vivid Boy :( , what else can I say? |
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| Slylee |
| oh yea, and i got voted "Most Mischievous":disbelief |
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| Clovis |
| In France I hung out with the skater/stoner/party crew, and during my last year here I just made friends with all the girls in my AP french class and that was it. Highschool was more like a ty job than a occasion to socialize. Especially considering the 2 bit morons who attended my school. |
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| Allied Nations |
| quote: | Originally posted by Clovis
Highschool was more like a ty job than a occasion to socialize. Especially considering the 2 bit morons who attended my school. |
Burn. I seriously think its ty when people talk ty about high school. It's ty that some people had to have a ty experience. |
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| Silky Johnson |
| quote: | Originally posted by Allied Nations
Burn. I seriously think its ty when people talk ty about high school. It's ty that some people had to have a ty experience. |
It's ty that you have such a ty attitude towards other people's ty experiences. |
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