Frankie_Yale
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not really.. I don't care about people who was in school with me. Friends and some family matters.
Couldn't care about the others...
Most of the people from high school were dicks, f them.
I'm sure we all had them in high school. The rich/popular/smart/prefect/1st team/ ones.
I saw one of them from school the other day and needless to say, he was leading a very average life.
It's almost like he lost his shine over the years, which ironically was really sad to see.
I really thought that he would've made a success of his oppurtunities or become someone important in society.
50 cent had a great line that went something like this.
"Damn homey, in high school you were the man homey. What the f$%k happened to you??"
Ever wondered what happened to those kids??
sure, but they could just be sensationalizing their lives.
you are so right. I remember getting together with people several years after finishing school and one of them was a girl who was two grades ahead of me.
She told me one day at school I made a remark about her infront of the other kids which scarred her for life.
She went home , cried and wanted to leave the school because of that.
She struck a nerve when she told me that story.
I choose my words very carefully nowadays.
Well what did you say?
I was average, and I still am.![]()
Don't be too hard on yourself. A teacher is always a superior person simply because of his ability to shape and mould young lives.
It's easy to consider yourself average if the girl you've had a crush on for the last 2 years announced her engagement to someone she has known for only 3 months ... 2 days ago.
Yes, she has known that I wanted to go out with her for a very long time ... and I also told her in no uncertain terms how I feel (and have felt) about her just a week ago.
All the clichés about being stuck in the friend zone ... ? All are applicable to me.
Hah, that woman doesn't know what she's missing out on imo. I have found that women usually choose men who are confident and make them laugh. The next thing that they look at is your appearance, followed by your financial status.
On another note, why do I get the feeling that Picard really really reeeeeaaaaaaaally hates his life?
On another note, why do I get the feeling that Picard really really reeeeeaaaaaaaally hates his life?
But that's why I say that I'm average because I've got none of the things you mentioned.
I am not confident, I can't really make them laugh (at least not consistently) I don't have a house (not even renting), I've had to scheme and beg and work very hard to get a slight promotion in a state contractual position for a couple of months. And I'm already 36. I should have achieved a lot more, a lot sooner already.
I wish could blame something like depression for my lack of achievement, but alas, I'm seemingly fine.
But that's why I say that I'm average because I've got none of the things you mentioned.
I am not confident, I can't really make them laugh (at least not consistently) I don't have a house (not even renting), I've had to scheme and beg and work very hard to get a slight promotion in a state contractual position for a couple of months. And I'm already 36. I should have achieved a lot more, a lot sooner already.
I wish could blame something like depression for my lack of achievement, but alas, I'm seemingly fine.
I don't hate my life. I'm just very disappointed with myself.
It's easy to consider yourself average if the girl you've had a crush on for the last 2 years announced her engagement to someone she has known for only 3 months ... 2 days ago.
Yes, she has known that I wanted to go out with her for a very long time ... and I also told her in no uncertain terms how I feel (and have felt) about her just a week ago. But she already knew that.
All the clichés about being stuck in the friend zone ... ? All are applicable to me.