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Who were you in high school and
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I was the smug asshole, always quick to demonstrate how much smarter I was than everyone else.
I think it laid a firm foundation for a humble and modest lifestyle as an adult.
I think it laid a firm foundation for a humble and modest lifestyle as an adult.
B0ARDIN087
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im in highschool, and im too mature. i act like you old ass bors
Taps
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Loser in hs. Can't say it affected my current life much, other than I find myself standing up for the underdog a lot. I can't stand bullies. Anyone who uses power (be it physical, financial, or social) to hurt another person is a piece of shit, imo. I'm not shy about letting pepole know this either.
Other than that, well adjusted and happy.
Other than that, well adjusted and happy.
canadianhitman
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I was headstrong and confrontational........still somewhat that way, but far more selective in the confrontations. I think the current toned-down version of who I was in high school is a better person, but definately a very similar person.
I played basketball. I was really good. I went to an expensive New england boarding school (with financial aid) and everyone had money.
My basketball ability earned me an athletic scholarship to a Division - 1 school whereupon I quickly learned that basketball players, especially white ones with no GPA issues can do whatever the hell they want.
I mean, whatever the hell they want.
Go to class drunk? Who cares? Just pass the test, which can be arranged, or at least tutors can if we can't outright cheat.
So drunk you interrupt the teacher by making retard noises during sociology class when the topic is "mental handicaps"? No problem. Take the rest of the day off.
Irresponsible behavior with women? It's their fault. Other women still want you.
Disturb the residence halls to such a degree that they want to kick you off campus? The residential director gets 'transferred'.
These are the things I learned.
I decided I liked living that way, but outside of college it is much harder. I did the Army thing, learned how to be tough - for real - then unleashed myself on the world, where I have roughly re-created a lifestyle that is reminiscent of what I did in school.
All started in high school, where I was the well known but not necessarily popular basketball player.
My basketball ability earned me an athletic scholarship to a Division - 1 school whereupon I quickly learned that basketball players, especially white ones with no GPA issues can do whatever the hell they want.
I mean, whatever the hell they want.
Go to class drunk? Who cares? Just pass the test, which can be arranged, or at least tutors can if we can't outright cheat.
So drunk you interrupt the teacher by making retard noises during sociology class when the topic is "mental handicaps"? No problem. Take the rest of the day off.
Irresponsible behavior with women? It's their fault. Other women still want you.
Disturb the residence halls to such a degree that they want to kick you off campus? The residential director gets 'transferred'.
These are the things I learned.
I decided I liked living that way, but outside of college it is much harder. I did the Army thing, learned how to be tough - for real - then unleashed myself on the world, where I have roughly re-created a lifestyle that is reminiscent of what I did in school.
All started in high school, where I was the well known but not necessarily popular basketball player.
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NJjuice22
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i was the kinda shy mysterious quiet guy the girls wondered about, i was pretty jacked up by the time i was a senior so everyone knew me , i just didnt talk to anyone except my close buddies, every female i talk to now that i went to school thought i was the stuck-up concieted guy, but i was just soo shy it was ridiculous.
Deus Ex Machina
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i was sorta independent.
i played varsity football.
had a lotta friends and hung out with all the 'popular' people.
did things on my own, with or without friends.
was never on anyone's bad side -- got along with everyone, the jocks, geeks, nerds, losers, mexicans, etc.
i played varsity football.
had a lotta friends and hung out with all the 'popular' people.
did things on my own, with or without friends.
was never on anyone's bad side -- got along with everyone, the jocks, geeks, nerds, losers, mexicans, etc.
