High school was not my favorite experience. For me it was more of a bother then anything. In the beginning I got in trouble a lot more with my Dad and my little tactics. I was terrible with classes and homework. I failed, a lot. Friends were small but I was wildly known and yea I hated most of it. My school was filled with people you pretty much knew for almost your whole life. Maybe you didn't know all of them personally but, You would recognize them over the years and they were always on that back portion of your mind. A lot of those people I grew up around became popular, snotty nose kids and then became attention seekers. I went through a lot of stages in high school, these girls took it to a whole new level. 

A lot of the girls you heard about where people who slept around or people who had a baby. Really the drama was all around that sort of thing and I tried to not to get into. Sure I caused drama, made statements, and maybe have been terrible with people but, I was not someone who wanted to deal with girls who saw themselves as the center of the universe. It took so much restraint to just ignore most of them. To this day I ignore them and try to stay away from them since they still have that snotty attitude. I don't have time to deal with your opinions and ideals, I have a fun life to live. 

Really its all about my happiness and how I see myself and high school made sure that I knew all the negatives. I went through some crazy times when I went to school but I hated most things that I got out of it. Four years of torture and I barley made it to the finish line. I was so messed up and done that I just didn't care by the time it came for me to graduate. I just wanted it to be out of my way so I could move on. 

For those that had a wonderful high school experience then I say, good job, Im proud of you for making it through those years without too much trouble. For me though and probably others, I hated high school and I could have dealt without all those experiences but, they also made me grow up and become better. 

Sometimes we have to learn hard lessons to move to greater things.