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post 1686619823 07-16-2023, 12:24 PM
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Former Dorkcels - do you regret not living the High School Drama life?

Are u mad that IRL you didn't have the opportunity to be like Freddie Prince Jr. in ''She's All That''?

Some ph33get lived the teen-love life as a popularcel and you didn't, now you are past your mid 20's, probably even over 30 and will never be able to experience the dear fruit of the prime high school love life
post 1686620143 07-16-2023, 12:32 PM
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Originally Posted By ProSaibot
Are u mad that IRL you didn't have the opportunity to be like Freddie Prince Jr. in ''She's All That''?

Some ph33get lived the teen-love life as a popularcel and you didn't, now you are past your mid 20's, probably even over 30 and will never be able to experience the dear fruit of the prime high school love life
Not heard of Freddie and this Prog cos am not from the USA, but yeah I can certainly like 20000% recenate with this feels here OP. Good call bro
post 1686620403 07-16-2023, 12:37 PM
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Originally Posted By MatthewChav
Not heard of Freddie and this Prog cos am not from the USA, but yeah I can certainly like 0000% recenate with this feels here OP. Good call bro
You are past 25? Surely you watched some of those cringy High-School/ College movies from the late 90's/ early 00's - doesn't matter if you are a muricancel or not.

I guess you are a ****** So how does it feel to have lived in lowest caste during your teen/ college years
post 1686621003 07-16-2023, 12:49 PM
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I was in HS in the early/mid 90s and loved it. So much better than what I imagine HS is like now.

Was smart enough to get good grades without trying, so my main focus was having fun with friends and girls. Didn't have phones, internet (technically I did at home because my Dad with a tech guy), and we actually went out places all the time. Cold approached all the time, didn't care if she was in a group of friends. Would either hang out right there or get the number and try and remember which one she was later (never even got around to contacting most of the ones that gave me numbers).

That fun and carefree life before responsibility started was a lot of fun. Even my first few jobs were a thing that you did for a bit to have some gas money ($0.90 / gallon gas) and to meet other girls / new friends.

I'm sure someone has that copypasta about never having that type of love again.
post 1686622973 07-16-2023, 01:29 PM
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Everyone was a part of it, just not the same part. I’m happy with the friends I made. Most HS drama is the first 2 years anyway. A lot of dumb stuff. By senior year my class was very chill and many people remembered their old friendships again. I guess it comes back to you when you know everything is about to change.
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