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⌈ Secret Post #2326 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Was Your High School Like the Typical Media Experience?

[(Anonymous)]

Not at all. There were group of friends, but they were defined by who got along better with each other, not who was 'popular' or not. There's not much media about highschool in my country, so American media is the metric I'm using here. We didn't have a big emphasis on sports, and most schools in my country require an uniform and classes are taken in one homeroom; it is the teachers who rotate. This means that there's a degree of familiarity, though yeah sometimes there were outcasts-- but as I said, it had more to do with their personalities than any other factor.

You know, I've been thinking about this lately, because I've been reading The UnSlut Project, and it threw me off so much that there were in fact children who were concerned about who was popular or not, because a lot of people I've talked to (from other countries that weren't mine) didn't share that experience either.