You're right. Lots of friends, everyone knows who you are. Pretty overrated.
Not being able to go anywhere without people knowing you or having a minute to your self, great. All I care about is being popular with a few people, a few good friends are good than a ton of ok ones.
You're right. Lots of friends, everyone knows who you are. Pretty overrated.
Sarcasm does not become you. You'll find when you grow up that the popular kids are the ones working dead beat jobs with shitty futures. The ones who wish to cling to the 'popularity' they had when they were at school. The other kids have all grown up and moved on with their lives. Successful careers, relationships. We're looking at this from two different positions. There is 12 years between us, and I'm sure that when you are pushing thirty you'll realise that being popular means fuck all.
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Sarcasm does not become you. You'll find when you grow up that the popular kids are the ones working dead beat jobs with shitty futures. The ones who wish to cling to the 'popularity' they had when they were at school. The other kids have all grown up and moved on with their lives. Successful careers, relationships. We're looking at this from two different positions. There is 12 years between us, and I'm sure that when you are pushing thirty you'll realise that being popular means fuck all.
Could be true, but for now it pays off, so I guess cross that bridge when I get to it.
I used to be called "White Boy" by the the native indians and persians, but not anymore. (It's hard to tell that I'm Scottish/Irish/British since I have black hair) I listen to Metal, but I don't show it I don't typically wear metallica shirts I just wear my own shirts, I'm funny I hang out with some "wiggers" so I'm just classified as Chevy (my name) . I'm pretty smart in math, science, social studies, etc etc but not enough to be called a nerd/geek and I don't dress/act like a geek or w/e so I'm not really stereotyped. I'm also called a giant alot since I'm really tall for my age but other than that nothing really.
I would't really be classed as popular, or unpopular, I have very few enemies at my high school, apart from some really small kids who think they will gain popularity if they can 'beat up' older kids. See what the word 'Popularity' has done to our society!
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Re: What are you classed as? 
You'll find when you grow up that the popular kids are the ones working dead beat jobs with shitty futures. The ones who wish to cling to the 'popularity' they had when they were at school. The other kids have all grown up and moved on with their lives. Successful careers, relationships. We're looking at this from two different positions. There is 12 years between us, and I'm sure that when you are pushing thirty you'll realise that being popular means fuck all. 
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