discussion What was your high school status?

[rwag77]

LOL... I was labeled a "Frock". Stoners were called freaks. If you played on a varsity team, you were a jock. I was a stoner who was also a state champion wrestler. Just didn't get high during wrestling season. If it was not wrestling season, you can bet your paycheck I was walking in stoned, and everyone knew. Popular wrestler who hung out with the stoners. Had an almost straight A average. Failed English Comp 2 times. Since stoner is not one of the picks, the closest would be always in trouble, jock mix. My older brother and sister were extremely popular, (She was homecoming queen and bro was a state champ also. Our school won the wrestling championship 2 of the 4 years I attended), so I got that label as their little brother. I did not like it.

 

[Shiroe]

I mainly kept to myself, in the back of the class. Rarely had I any real interest during my high school days.

 

[Deleted member 247200]

I was the class representative all the time cuz I have no enemy kind of thing between classmates

 

[james088]

What was your high school status? What’s one pro and one con of that role? If you relate to more than one, pick the one that fits you best.

Probably just passing by. I didn't not get any friends and nobody really cared about me which I liked

 

[randomhero5150]

3 season athlete but I avoided the "popular" crowd....had my small friend group and fled town as soon as I could. LOL

 

[Itsme]

I was something between Invisible and Average. Not part of a specific group (mostly formed by music interests or sports), I was my own group. But accepted or at least tolerated by the others. I had only a few friends at school, but was invited to the most partys.

 

[SuperImp]

I was a loner/studious type... but I was also in concert and marching band (first-chair trumpet).

 

[brojeos]

I was genuinely one of the most active kids you would see in the class I talked to everyone and everyone knew me there were people who knew me but I didn't know them but despite that I never had friends. I can hang out in class talk to people relate to each other but at the end of the day I go home and no one talks to me no texts I never played games with friends or hang out never slept over anyone's place.

I would have "friends" but the moment the teachers told us to partner up or group us I would immediately feel my stomach drop because I know despite having class friends the moment it's time to choose a partner no one would choose me often I was partnered with the teacher. I somehow won class clown in my school but it was because I was too busy trying to appeal to everyone that they laughed at me. I intentionally made myself seem stupid and because of that no one respected me they thought little of me and disregarded me.

Everytime the clock ticked closer to lunch I would increasingly become anxious because I had no one to eat with. There were kids in school who I knew from first grade kids who I called my best friends once and people I used to eat lunch with in elementary school but we're in highschool and all of a sudden I'm just that weird kid that kid no one invited. Literally I've been asked before "who invited you" during lunch. Because of that I was so desperate to start driving because then I had an excuse to be alone or at least be alone where no one could see me eat lunch alone.

I hated how people assume you have friends and I hate it how it's expected to do things because I know I will never be chosen and I don't have the option to choose anyone. Why is it when it's time to partner up there's conviently and off number of students in the class? The only times I was happy was when the teachers chose our partners and when we were assigned seats. Because if we weren't I would sit alone and it's much worse cause you knew everyone and everyone knew you.

I'm that guy who was the backup friend basically the person you would never hear from after highschool and the person you would only think about contacting because you need them either for homework a ride or to make fun of.

I joined the sports teams too and I was pretty good at basketball and soccer yet whenever it was time to eat out as a team I ate alone. No one invited me and I can't ask to be invited I lost that skill a long time ago.

Sorry for the rant.

 

[Abere Lucifer]

I can't pick more than one? I was very popular, and a jock who played sport, swimming, baseball and competitive shooting, but I was also a nerd who built computers as well as watched anime, read manga and comic books, I enjoyed pop culture, I liked to read, and even did drama class for a few years, I was popular with the girls, I was really smart at some subjects but failed at others, I was also a transfer student, and if you've played my games you probably guessed I was also the class clown. I was kind of a Jack of All Trades in High school.

 

[SilentHunter]

I Was an excellent student. I graduated from the university with honors (although I suffered nervous system exhaustion). I was willing to help my friends with their coursework, because at the same time, knowledge was consolidated in my head. I remember these six years with great warmth, it was a great time!

 

[Gamerluna289]

I would often ditch classes to get high with the other burnouts from school. The pros were that i got all the wild stuff that most people do in there early 20s out of the way early so i live a streight laced life as an adult. The cons were that i dont remember learning much from classes.

 

[MrSunDragon]

I was the one who made people smile just by laughing