A couple days ago I wrote a very long post about what I've learned about people classifying people into groups such as the "popular" group, the "geek" group, the "almost cool enough to be popular" group and then the undesirables. Most of this classification took place in middle school. I noticed very little of it in high school.
Anyway, this blog website for some reason didn't save my last post and I really, really don't want to write it all again. Here is the abbreviated version. Looking back at middle school and how I see people in high school, people are just people no matter how different they are. People just want to be accepted and the best way to be accepted is to accept everyone no matter who they are. After all, isn't that the right thing to do? In high school, I have stopped worrying so much about what others think about me and what I think about others. In my mind everyone is popular and I just want to make friends. I have made numerous friends throughout high school and I am going to miss them all. Because of all the friends I have, I know I have learned to put middle school worries behind and just try to give everyone a chance. Life is a little easier when you give everyone a chance.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment