Gender: Unspecified Location: One for the other hand
I was and still am a Jack of All Trades, I fit into all the different groups, Jocks, Stoners, Geeks and so forth. I had groups of friends in all of them and pretty much got along with everyone, my art helped with that.
Gender: Female Location: every which way but loose
Same as me. I never went all out to impress one particular group, more one type of person. If I liked them, no matter what they were into, I tried to befriend them
Gender: Female Location: every which way but loose
Thanks... that's sweet of you. I also think it had a lot to do with the insecurities I had about myself throughout school. I knew I was academic but the 'popular' students generally weren't, you know? So I figured I'd forge my own path or something. Keep doing what I did best, learning, and hopefully make some friends along the way. In hindsight, the friends I did make at the time were of the genuine and long-lasting persuasion, which I obviously wouldn't change
sometimes i wonder if it's the area or people.
I've been in situation where everyone with in that group of peers was close, and situations where there has been that great divide. I still don't know how it works, but it's certainly interesting to note. Also after the whole school thing ended, i found that people I didn't talk much to in school started talking to me more and same goes with others. Quite strange but interesting.
i wasnt exactly a loner, but i never stuck to a certain group. i had white friends, black friends, hispanic friends, etc;......
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