What stereotype did you live up to in highschool?
cynical.not.sinister
2012/07/30 21:19:28
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- NumberOneOtakuLove 2012/11/03 01:58:54Emo
Well, I'm not in highschool, and I'm not sure why ppl think I'm emo except I dyed my hair black, but I'm THE EMO at my school (There's no one else known as emo, so I'm all alone.)reply - butterscotch 2012/10/11 00:05:13Loner+3i was the loner druggy got in the most troublereply
- Lizzeh 2012/08/12 12:39:30Emo+1:|reply
- Transquesta 2012/08/12 06:47:14Nerd+1I was in a 'special' clique: the shop/jock/nerd. They DO exist, people. :-)reply
- xstaycoldx 2012/08/12 06:44:20Popular+1I was known as a scene kid, but now apparently I'm "hipster"reply
- Julien the Greek Kid 2012/07/30 22:50:49PlayerAm the playerreply
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+1Well at least you are honest.reply
- Julien ... cynical... 2012/07/30 22:57:57Well yeahhh! But I dislike being called the "player" but like I always say I could care less what people think!reply
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Some guys can pull it off as Suave, rather than being the complete jerk most people think of when they hear "Player". Look at George Clooney: he doesn't settle down, yet he treats the women in his life like the special creatures they are.reply
- Julien ... cynical... 2012/07/30 23:04:16+1Hmmmm good point. But am not a jerk. When people call me player they dont say it in a negative way.reply
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So explain what kind of "Player" you are.reply
- Julien ... cynical... 2012/08/01 04:13:30Like player in the way that alot of girls crush on me.reply
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Well that's not a player hun! That's a Lady's Man. That's a good thing, as long as you don't let it go to your head.reply
- Julien ... cynical... 2012/08/01 05:27:48But people say thats a player. I dont like that word.reply
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+1I don't like that word either. The people calling you a player are likely jealous that girls like you. I have been called a slut before, but I was a virgin until my early 20s.reply
- Julien ... cynical... 2012/08/01 05:46:27Really? Wow thar sounds classy! The opposite of slut! Hmmm its just jealous people. Haters. I try to ignore them but there giving me a bad rep thats not even true.reply
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Nobody believed I was still a virgin because most of my friends were guys. I was just a different kind of girl. I loved being active. I played sports, lifted weights, kept up with the guys. That's why I was misunderstood and judged. It's discouraging, but just know it's them, not you.reply
- Julien ... cynical... 2012/08/01 05:55:58Hmmm well thats true. Its there problem but yet it starts effecting you as well. Cause I have a girlfriend thats constantly on my ass because of these un true rumors.reply
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I know how that is. If she really wants to be with you, she needs to learn to trust you, and you need to be sure you don't give her any reason to mistrust you. I don't mean to imply that you have given any reason, just be aware of how situations can look to her.reply
- Julien ... cynical... 2012/08/01 06:10:40+1I know I understand the situation from her eyes. But she trusts me. Hopefully next year this "player" thing will all die down.reply
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+1Women need a little reassurance once in a while, just as men do. Random acts of romance and thoughtfulness are greatly appreciated by women.reply
- Julien ... cynical... 2012/08/01 06:14:09+1Ohhh trust me! I treat her like a princess. (:reply
- Phantom :D 2012/07/30 22:33:11Loner+1I didnt have much friends, as I was to busy studying geography and languages rather than....doing whatever people did in them days. I was the nerd\loner. Doesnt mean your lonely when you are on your own. ;-)reply
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+1Exactly! Loner does not always equal lonely.reply
- RobbyRhodes88 2012/07/30 22:09:13LonerI was myself. I was ME. I never went by so-called stereotypes. I think all of the above options are silly. People are people. We should stop asriring to play some sort of persona, and aspire more to develop our own unique personality.reply
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Just because you fit into a stereotype does not mean you are trying to, or that you are not being yourself. For instance, you fall into the "Narrow-minded" category ;)reply
- RobbyRh... cynical... 2012/08/01 05:34:59I'm as open-minded as they come. You obviously fall into the JUDGY category. I've never "fit" into those stereotypes. Neither did my friends. We were our OWN people. Plus, those stereotypes barely exist around here, and I went to high school for four years in Central Park West, where there's people from everywhere attending. Many of those stereotypes went out in the '90s. Unless you're in a Lindsay Lohan film.reply
- rawrimamoocow 2012/07/30 21:59:56Emo+1People call me emo, goth, loner, geek, loser. I just do what I want, wear what I want, listen to what I want. I dont care what people call me.reply
- Anonymouse BN-0 ~bibbityboo~ 2012/07/30 21:58:54 (edited)Nerd+1That's closest. I'm moderately popular, a loner when I'm not with my friends, but generally just average. I picked geek because I'm really really good at Science, Maths and IT.reply
- Lydecho Rain (Лидия) 2012/07/30 21:50:32Emo+1Emo, nerdy, athletic tease at my regular school which i still attend for 1 more year of high school before college. And when I went to US for a year or so I was known as "that Russian girl" or "the foreign girl.". I'm also known as the girl who can speak 7 languages.reply
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+1So you would also fall under "Chameleon" if I had thought of it when creating the choices :)reply
- Simeon~thegaymafia 2012/07/30 21:41:01Loner+1Not a loner, but everything else was way off :P I was somewhat quiet in high school, but I also had a good amount of friends and went to a lot of parties and I knew a lot of people from every other "group". I knew popular people, I got good grades and knew the nerds, I knew some of the athletes and outcasts...it just depended. The group I was with was some sort of in-between. Though in some ways I fit the stereotypical "gay kid" in some way :Preply
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Sorry, I couldn't think of one word to describe your type. I did try, my brain just didn't come up with a correct description :(reply
- Anonymo... cynical... 2012/07/30 22:00:51Average? The 'normal' people, if such a thing exists in upper school ;Preply
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I don't call it average or normal though, because it takes talent to blend in with all types of people.reply
- Simeon~... cynical... 2012/07/31 01:27:41Well, thank you :Preply
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Chameleon! Damn! I wish I had thought of that sooner! Lol!reply
- Simeon~... cynical... 2012/07/31 01:27:48Yeah, that works! :Preply
- Sister Jean 2012/07/30 21:20:10Popularbut a snobreply
