Were You Popular In School?

[KnoxUK]

My school was very weird where the ratio for boy to girl was 20/1.

So as you can imagine what the structure was like with mostly being teenage boys. Very weird perspective if you decide to spectate the situation :/

 

[Zura]

Homeschooled in a family of 11. Kinda hard not be popular at school

 

[michealsmells]

Kinda, but not in a good way. Everyone knew me and everyone made fun of me.

 

[Autumn_Leaves]

Lol no. I had a small group of friends and a bff in elementary and middle school but I didn't have any friends in high school. I was very lonely and had no one to talk to. I cried a lot too because high school was so horrible. All the kids in elementary school were always nice to me though they wondered why I was so quiet. But in middle school I got picked on because of how quiet I was. I didn't enjoy high school at all. But it's getting better now and I'm going to be positive. It doesn't really bother me anymore. We'll get through our struggles somehow.

 

[Dim]

lol nope. Never. I was always the "quiet kid" and I hated it. I had so much trouble connecting with other people and some people made it harder.

I wanted the popularity when I was in 6th grade out of depression up until I realized how stupid the popular kids in my school were. All I ever wanted was a group of friends I felt I belonged with

 

[Zane]

nope no one has ever known who i was at any point in my life

 

[Sweetley]

Nope, I was never one of the popular kids and honestly I'm glad I wasn't one of them, as they were all idiots anyway who put them self in stupid situations and ended up getting lots of trouble from the teachers.

 

[Antonio]

I was in senior government and was a librarian senior year. I supposed people knew me.

 

[Mayor Monday]

Nope! My mom pulled me out of school when I was little and I've been unschooled/homeschooled ever since.

I was super lucky.

 

[Romaki]

No, I was the loser in the loser group and got bullied pretty badly.

 

[isabll]

Not really, I was never part of the "popular" groups, but I still had a good group of 7-8 friends and I still hang out with most of them. I was also in my school's theater lab, which allowed me to meet a bunch of cool people. Thankfully, no one really cared about "popularity" back in high school (at least not like we see in US movies).

 

[Chicken Tender]

I would personally say no, I never really went out of my way to meet people who weren?t in my immediate circle of friends... however it?s been almost 3 years since I?ve been out of high school and whenever I visit my hometown people always seem to recognize me.. whenever it?s people from my graduating class or kids that are younger than me, I get stopped quiet frequently with ?oh hey I haven?t seen you in forever!? Or ?do you remember we went to school together?? I always feel bad because I never remember them.. it just always seems odd to me that so many people remember me when I never considered myself someone who stood out in high school.

 

[Halloqueen]

As far as I know, neither. Maybe leaning more toward unpopular, but I never really cared and so I don't know one way or the other. I've always been quiet and only really open up once someone gets to know me, and not that many people put forth the effort. That said, basically everyone was cordial toward me and a class I was in actually argued with and convinced an overzealous substitute teacher once to not give me a detention over dress code since I never really got into trouble at school otherwise. A couple jerks over the years, but hey, no one has the benefit of absolutely everyone liking them.