[ SECRET POST #4945 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4945 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[Queer Eye]


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03.
[Criminal Minds]


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04.
[Dunkirk (2017)]


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05.
[Murder by Numbers (game)]


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06.
[Fights Break Sphere, aka Battle Through the Heavens]


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07.
[Locke & Key]

























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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, but was this actually true or did you know every pretty person in your school and have an insight on how exactly they were treated. Being in the middle ground doesn't exempt anyone from being bullied y'know. And I'm sure there were some pretty people who caught the short end of the stick as well, unless of course your HS only had like fifty people in it that is.

[(Anonymous)]

Our HS had about 500 kids, total, spread over five grades, so it was pretty easy to keep track of people. Like I said, not every pretty person was popular. And sometimes the pretty people went for each other. All the girl-on-girl fights that occurred in our school were between the pretty, popular girls, who were friends when they weren't fighting.

But none of the pretty people were pariahs. That's honestly a very easy thing to detect if you have even a tiny bit of social awareness. If you were pretty, you weren't seen as a loser. People might not like you, but you were still "cool." Hell, there was one girl who showed up to the first day of eleventh grade tweaking, went nuts in class, and got suspended for a couple of weeks. When she came back, people just thoughts she was cooler for it. Messed up, but cool.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, and that is a social awareness you clearly lack. I was part of a lot of cliques growing up. There isn't just the popular kids and the losers. There are more than a dozen extra groups in between, there are about half a dozen more, depending, and I'm just talking about grade school.

There is no way you kept a detailed social record for all 500 kids in your high school. Let alone anything accurate, and y'know, even if you did, that might explain a lot about your total lack of self comprehension around basic social queues.
I mean, sure. Not every high school is the same, but unless the transfer kid tweaked out just by drinking the koolaid your town has as their water supply, then you're just simply as oblivious as any other self-centred loser who thinks that life dealt them the worst hand possible, and that everyone else must be that much more fortunate because they aren't you.
Well, tough break kiddo, the world doesn't work that way. Grow up, the earth doesn't revolve around you.