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Exactly like that.And once you get involved you try to get out of it without getting butthurt,but most times someone *****es about you for getting involved in the first place when those people were the ones to bring you into the drama? .-.

I was actually wanting to join yearbook xD

 

I. HATE. THAT. That is EXACTLY how i am. and then people are like "what did he or she say" and im like NO. thats how im involved with two teen pregnancies right now, a cheating boyfriend and a girl who lost her virginity.

Try not to get involved ._.

I loveeeee yearbook <3

 

True...the trick is to use that reference and avoiding the use of Wiki directly. :lolface:

 

I know ;~;
And sometimes they lie about the other person for you to take their side and I'm like: I AM NOT INVOLVED WITH THIS.
Oh god,that's messy.
Are you trying to aid them?Or trying to seperate yourself from it all?

I will .-.

:3
There was no yearbook in my junior high, D:
Although my friend's parents did the yearbook so I had lots of pictures in there,but I'd really like to help with that.
That and maybe a school newpaper or something. <:

 

OH yes. Been there delt with that. And yes its very messy. These two girls were best friends, one of them had a thing with this guy and then the other girl started dating that guy and now the orginal girl is pregnant with his child and lying her ass of to everyone and its just woohooo. at this point im trying to make sure the baby is going to be okay lol.

you should join yearbook!

 

Oh geez,I hope everything turns out alright,although it doesn't seem to good at all.Bad choices,bad choices.

I will :3

 

I'm the other way around.

I hated elementary school,mostly because I didn't have any friends and I was the kid you HAD to bother,even though she didn't do **** to you.

Now when I started middle school..change of plans (: new friends and no worries!

High school started and drama sure happened but I survivued it and I miss it.

 

Oh high schooool.
I love it.
Pregnant girls, drunk boys
and schoolwork.

 

College/University is high tier.
Elementary is still god tier though.

 

^This.
I was always picked on in elementary. ; ; I was actually bullied by TWO boys in first grade. It actually got to a point where I didn't want to go to school and all I did was cry. DX

Middle school was hell for me. I became "friends" with the wrong people. Eventually I started failing all my classes and I started changing. But then in 8th grade I met someone the first day and stopped being with those other people.

High school's been okay with me, I guess. I'm not the type that likes to deal with drama. I avoid it. ::L: When it appears and I simply turn around and walk away. I don't like dealing with drama. It's a pain in the ass. :B|:
I have a year left and I just hope I don't deal with crap for my senior year. I dealt with crap over summer vacation. << My summer has been hell.

But, I'm hoping senior year is fun and now I feel nostalgic...again. ; ;​

 

last year four girls in my grade took advantage of how the we're now able to legally have sex and they all became pregnant

yippee for them​

 

The worst bit is when adults tell me that my school years are gonna be the best years of my life.

If thats the case I may as well off myself when its over.

Still most of the bullies are caught in a sort of civil war right now, so we'll let them destroy themselves, come out with top grades and laugh our asses off at them.

 

itt: I have/had a ****** high school.

 

in elementary no one cared on the fact you looked like a total ******, no one cared that i always wore a giant t-shirt that had a disney character on it, or some other cartoon on it

 

You guys had swing sets? Our principal told us it was to dangerous to have swing sets with all these kids running around in primary school.

 

In elementary school, I was the fat kid that everyone picked on during dodgeball. Good news is, I'm good at dodgeball because of it. Elementary school is when I met most of my current friends, learned to juggle, and broke my arm. ::L:

Middle school. I was fat all through middle school. I didn't have many friends. I was that kid that sat with people I thought were my friends, but they didn't like me. Not a lot of fond memories of middle school. I hated it.

High school. OH MY GOD! I freaking loved it. Freshman year wasn't too good, I was still in my little shell from middle school. Started losing weight, made more friends, and got involved in the theater department, which later became a second home for me. Sophomore year, I got super involved in the theater department and started aiming to join A.R.T.(Advanced Repertory Theater) my senior year. It's a senior only class and you have to audition to get in. Dropped nearly all my fat and started getting better grades and that's when I started meeting most of my current friends. Junior year. I tried out for A.R.T. I was so scared if I would make it or not. I started crewheading ticket sales. I was in charge of setting them up, reserving them, counting the money, figuring our net and depositing the money. Later on, I found out that I made it into A.R.T. and I was so ecstatic. And then senior year came around. A.R.T. was one big drama fest. People that were supposed to be friends weren't. We always fought. The thing I had sought after for four years wasn't what I expected. We got our jumpsuits and stuff, which I still have :lolface:. Made more friends. Still crewheaded ticket sales.

I'll admit, high school was f*cking amazing. But I don't want to go back. There was so much drama that happened. People would stop being friends over little issues. Then they were suddenly friends again. People would break up and get back together again that it was ridiculous. One of my best friends thought she was pregnant, and when she told her boyfriend, he left her. She wasn't pregnant, by the way. And then, he wanted to go back to her. Arguments, fights, drop-outs. Pregnancies. High school is full of them. But I will admit, looking back, I wouldn't trade it for the world, because all of this stuff shapes you. And college isn't too different. Except there's a lot more freedom to do what you want. I start college a week from Monday, so there's a new chapter for me.

My advice for high school is to get involved. It'll make your time there a little more bearable. And just think positively about being there. If you think more positively, it'll seem more positive. If you're always pissed about being there, you're not going to like it.

 

Elementary was awful for me. My so-called "friends" always picked on me and talked about me behind my back. I lost a few people in elementary. I had a ton of drama in elementary with my divorced parents constantly fighting over me. The only good thing was...The 5th grade play. My teacher gave me the lead so I was happy for the last half of the year.

My best year was 8th grade in middle school. Even though I got picked on then too about stupid things like my uniform not being perfect and the fact that I hung out mainly with boys so I was considered a "whore". It was the best because I actually made real friends there who actually cared about me. Plus that's the first year I got asked out a lot and people actually found me attractive. @-@

Highschool sucks and I hate it. But only because I've moved a shitload of times and have no real friends. And since I move every freakin' year almost, I don't ever get involved in anything. :c /slitslitslitemoemoemo​

 

Primary school: First few years were fun as I was a nice little mini-psychopath and no one could do anything about it. The teachers would always grab me by the wrist though, which was a real pain. Then I grew up and spent the next few years reading books all the time. I miss the first few years the most. Having no responsibility was really fun.

I spent my intermediate school life at my primary school, because it had one. The first year my class was full of *******s, and I still spent most of my time reading. I hated maths, so during maths I would take a toilet break and never return. The second year was much better, even though I spent the last term essentially in the library, as the school play was prepared for and no one minded if I just went to help out at the library.

High school really has far less drama than everyone makes out. Perhaps it's because I go to an all boys school and don't interact in town/at dances etc. So far I haven't gotten pregnant, so I pat myself on the back for that. I'm participating in class, and I'm shaping up to be a valued member of society, and so on and so forth.

And there's my life history. Why the hell did I bother typing that out?!