Are American high schools anything like they are portrayed in movies?
>>28975960
Yeah they really are
>>28975960
My school didn't have big lockers. The lockers were square shape and could only fit your books/folders/whatever but not your backpack.
>>28975960
>you will never live the American high school experience.
Why live?
Its shit here in EU
>>28975960
Layout is pretty accurate, though you've got to keep in mind when the movie was released- they use real schools to film in.
Everyone's shorter and uglier, and the jock-cheerleader-nerd cliques have sort of diluted into little subcultures now.
Most schools are actually pretty chill, except for inner-city ones.
>>28976056
EVERYTHING WE'VE BEEN TOLD IS A FUCKING LIE
>REEEEEEEEE
lolno.
are niggers fighting all up and down the hallways in the movies?
>>28976091
Pretty much this
Western TV and Hollywood keep casting 28 year olds to play Teenagers, which is retarded, but other than that the general portrayal is fairly accurate
>>28975960
I went to a small private school. I was the only gay guy in my grade so it was miserable but the education quality was high. Sucked having few friends, except the nerds, and in hs i got a few friends outside my grade but senior year they had all graduated and it sucked again so i got into drugs.
>>28975960
It's somewhat accurate. There are a bunch of different groups/cliques, but jocks/cheerleaders don't rule the school. No one respects them or even talks to them. They party(drinking drugs sex etc) so much and so openly that no one cares about them anymore
>>28976110
They do that because it portrays teens the way they like to think of themselves, as mature and sophisticated. Most real teenagers just look awkward and goofy
some american schools are fucking huge. there are like 5000 students in a school and the campus is as big as some community colleges.
its pretty shitty ive heard.
I won't say HS isn't a really special and unique time here, and that SOME of what you see in the media is true, but it's mostly overblown.
The real magic of the American HS experience comes from the fact that you're all budding young adults in such steamy and exciting proximity to each other, in an environment that's so glorified and unique, you can't help but feel you're a part of something big or grand. Because think about it: This is probably the only time in your life when you'll be that close with that many people, all participating in the same experiences, both academically and socially. It's a carefree time usually, as our hs academics are anything but challenging. They place a heavy emphasis on culture and extracurricular activities. Everyone finds their niche, everyone makes choices at a tender time in their life when the choices don't matter too much.
It's beautiful. I was never a part of the in crowd. I did newspaper and I loved every second of it. I had more fun after hours in HS with the halls empty, the clubs locked up in their various rooms, the 4-o'clock sun beaming through the windows, than I've ever had in class or during school hours.
>>28976071
EU has a lot of good to it as well, anon.
>>28976140
This.
>you can never repeat high school
>>28975960
Yeah the movie are pretty accurate, it sucks if you're a loser
>>28976112
Sounds pretty good, wanna fuck?
>>28975960
>tfw slav
School is so shitty, good thing it's not as long as school in America
>>28975960
Do average American high school girls fuck at least 10+ guys during hs? Are chads always assholes and beta cannot survive in hs?
Cafeteria are waaay bigger in real life, with bigger tables
Not at all. Anyone who says they are is either retarded or doesn't live in America. Plus, everything you see in media like movies or shows is exaggerated.
>>28976333
Try being south american. HS was hell for a loser like me.
>>28976346
No, most have 1-2 they're sexual with. Only the daddy-issue popular sluts bang the entire lacrosse team.
>>28976257
I hated it back then, but now I wish I could go back.
All the Chad jocks were dicks and came from insanely rich families so they got away with everything or just didn't care if they got in trouble and were all around assholes. Some totaled cars and their parents bought them new ones the next week. Stacies were sort of nice. I could tell some of them thought I was funny and wanted to be nicer, but because it's high school they couldn't be caught hanging out around the ugly weird guy. That bothers me the most I think. One of them even bought me breakfast and joked around with me just a few times in the morning before her real friends showed up. Other than that, I was the ugly weird kid with a small group of friends. We weren't the bottom of the pyramid, but still down there in the lower middle somewhere maybe. I went most of those 4 years unnoticed or ignored.
It depends on the movie. My school didn't really have a bullying issue, and cliques were no where near as clannish as they appear in the movies. It was honestly pretty boring.
>>28976416
Are chads always sport team alpha who picks on little guys? How's the life of a robot?
>>28976473
The majority are
EU immigrantfag who lives in the US here. I liked american school better but only because the work seems easier and Americans aren't as loud and invasive, Dutch normies in comparison seem to feel no shame in just asking a quiet beta why he's quiet and demanding you give up personal info because they feel entitled.
That being said, Americans are like 90% turbonormie, even in College. People here seem much more easily applied to stereotypes and normie culture feels much more pressuring. In the netherlands at least you've got a decent population of fuck ups and ugly people, here everyone seems endlessly chasing stupid shit.
All in all a better place for a robot, but definitely a more alienating one. It wasn't unusual here to be literally the only kid in a 30 kid classroom who wasn't part of the normie mainstream club, and the few outsiders are mostly the kind of shit you see on reddit and tumblr nowadays.
pretty accurate. although I'd say movies/tv shows have kids just sitting around next to fountains and hanging out in hallways a lot more than is normal. most times you only have 5-10 minutes to get to class and the media makes school look like one big hang out session
Nothing at all. Popularity is pretty much all but obsolete, and the layout is not at all accurate (Well at least in California).
>>28976703
>Americans
>Not loud and invasive
I'm doubting that you have ever even been to the United States of America.
they were at one time, like back in the 80s. it hasn't been like that since the mid 90s. some southern high schools are like that because they are really big on hurr durr football murica shit, but it's not like that in the north. no one cared about sports in my high school, no one bullied anyone, there were popular people that stuck with each other, but they weren't typical movie-level bully types, no one gave a shit.
>>28976473
not where i went. the popular types of people were just attractive and rich, that's about it.
>americans can't leave the school whenever they want
>american public schools have cameras and officers
lmao
>>28975960
No. My high school's buildings were bretty nice, though.
In real life football players weren't always assholes and cheerleaders weren't stuck up bitches. Most of the cheerleaders, if not all, were actually pretty nice to everyone, like genuinely nice.
As for the football players, they were okay. When basketball season starts or something the numbers dwindle down a lot when it comes to who does sports and games and whatever.
Pretty much anyone could be friends with anyone, too.
>>28977095
>Most of the cheerleaders, if not all, were actually pretty nice to everyone,
the cheerleaders in my school were mostly just weird and none of them were popular stacy types. they were just mediocre looking girls who like dancing, there wasn't one stacy there, a few of them were actually kind of chubby. the stacies where i went were just hot girls who didn't do anything, they were just....attractive.
>>28976112
>sucked again so i got into drugs.
Godness the absolute lack of tolerance the average /r9k/ poster has to pain. And I bet I'll see you saying "muh drugs ruined me! halp society!" in another thread.
>>28976112
Are you me? What in the fuck
>>28977153
In my school the cheerleaders were all trashy hoes.
The hot stacies were on the dance line in the marching band
It will obviously vary by state or region. For me, there was a lot of petty social shit and everyone really stuck to their cliques. But, the stereotypical "football player + cheerleader elite" with a nerd untermensch didn't really exist.
>>28976346
knew a girl that literally fucked 70-80 guys in hs. she was going to college parties and getting trains ran on her. cute little blonde chick that loved to fuck.
>>28977501
Is she disgusting yet?
To any american downgrading the experience they must've lived throughout highschool, know that it'll always be far superior to what we've lived in Europe, where most of us are cloistered in cities where our schools are tiny, and that there's no true "school spirit" (so no school team, no school events) because we were just one of the many schools of that.
As to the cliques that somewhat punctuated my school-days in France, here they are:
>jocks, or anyone the guys whose role Americans would acquaint to that of jocks, who basically were just the most rowdy of the guys, and between whom were shared most of the school's girls if relationships occurred (and strangely enough, despite this being France, and the country of "muh romance", relationships were actually quite earth-shattering things were they did occur, and I probably saw only 7 or so bloom in my years of HS, but as to party-sex, I can't say how much that went on) but they were friendly enough, and it wasn't really something sect-like because there were lots of them
>the guys that desperately tried to tag along to them (probably the only people I was socially superior to, because at least I didn't actively seek the jock's approval, and jocks would sometimes like me without even trying)
>more beta guys, most of them being invested in computers and geek-stuff, where I pretty much hung on despite hating technology, and that group wasn't so ostracized because we were decently funny and had one hot guy in our group that basically always tore down the "nerds are ugly xD" delusion because girls would always get wet over him
There were lots of other subgroups, particularly in how those jocks split up, but eh, who cares.
>>28977606
>then the gossip girls, who were uppity and the only girls that didn't actively hide from everyone that they were judgemental as fuck
>de facto regular girls who didn't mind staying at each other's level (so we were spared those retarded american drama "girls bring down girls" narratives)
A subgroup in there were the lesbian girls who somehow liked hanging out with me. In fact girls didn't actively resent being around me, unless I was being severely autistic, because I'd conform to some "nonchalant, chilled-back" attitude around them. I've noticed that most girls are only pissed against you whenever they've reason to believe that you, ugly girl, are interested in them, "le so hot girl". So I just always this erm "uncaring" vibe when around them just to emphasize how much I wasn't interested in them. And so with them we could just be friends, without them being scared that I was attracted to them and would ruin their popularity (don't ask me, ask them; that was how most would view things back then).
>>28975960
I went to a rural voc so "cliques" didn't really exist except for different shop cultures. All of the "stacys" were in cosmetology. All the nerds in Comp Info Sys and Electronics. The "jockish" guys were mostly in Auto, Welding, Carpentry, and Machine. Fatties and the hufflepuff types ended up in Culinary. Future hipsters ended up in Graphic Design. Serious girls went to Health Professions.
Sport season was pretty much every season since we had enough room for nearly every sport you could think of(short of rich-kid ones like crew and sailing). It was fun.
The cheerleaders weren't a big thing for my school since the football team sucked. Our soccer, softball, swim, and golf teams however were god-tier. Tbh, my high school was better than the media portrayal of American high schools.
>>28977518
yeah she's pushing 40
>>28976071
>go to school
>get murdered by some fucking weeb
>actually have to ride bus to school to not get murder robbed when walking
>have to bring or purchase food every day since school doesn't serve food
>have to relearn every unit of measurement for physics and chemistry
>somehow graduate without getting shot
>better hope your parents are ready to spend tens of thousands just to get you a college degree
im not sure im missing out desu senpai
>>28976186
>everyone finds their niche
Fuck you
>>28977606
>(so no school team, no school events)
Damn... that sucks.
No pep rallies for football games, No baseball season, no basketball season, no USA chants
musta sucked.
>>28977501
>cute little blonde chick that loved to fuck.
Holy shit. It's my ultimate fear that all those innocent-looking girls from my HS days were actually quite degenerate in the shadows and at every party to which I wasn't being invited.
>>28976417
>>28976257
>Stacies were sort of nice. I could tell some of them thought I was funny and wanted to be nicer, but because it's high school they couldn't be caught hanging out around the ugly weird guy.
Fuuuuck this feel. There was this one popular girl that sat next to me in my French class. She had the most beautiful smile I've ever seen on someone before. She would always talk to me like a genuine human being and seemed like she actually enjoyed it when we joked around. Of course I never thought to ask her out since she probably had Chads lined up for a mile waiting for the chance to hook up with her and I wouldn't stand a chance.
>>28977623
"School spirit" is a meme.
The only people that gave a shit were the ultra normies. Most people I know didn't care about the school sports etc. unless they were on a team themself. Most everyone else just cared about the club they were in.
I was in the marching band (objectively the "heart" of school spirit at sporting events) and went to all the football/basketball games because of it and I can assure you most of the band members hardly paid attention to the game. We were just there to goof around, and get an extra A+ on our report card. Plus some of us actually liked playing music.
>>28977691
Yup that's my point man. How were you meant to feel cosy about your school where none of those things instilled you with any pride for it, or just find places wherein to meet friends :c. Americans are incredibly lucky with their schools out on campuses separate from the town, that therefore could host stadiums, fields, recreational grounds, etc...
Also
>patriotic chants in France
Do you want to be called a racist son! Do you want to be excluding the blacks and muzzies who we so luckily have in our country!
Clubs or high school based sport teams and shit didn't even exist at my high school in the Netherlands.
Infact my city of 60k people had about 5 different high schools in it so you were never going to get that sort of 'big community' feel I tend to see at American high schools.
Everything is just way more down to earth here, you go to school, you go home after and you do whatever or you hang with friends who still live nearby because your school is at most 15 minutes away from where you live.
>>28977795
>We were just there to goof around, and get an extra A+ on our report card. Plus some of us actually liked playing music.
Don't you get it! That's one of my keystone points. That there were no places where we'd be this tied to other people in our school, since our schools were underfunded messes thanks to socialism, and that no one dared step foot there more than they needed to because of how in a pitiable of a situation they were.
I'm so glad I'll be at an American university next year. Finally some campus that doesn't make you want to run away in fright.
>>28976968
It depends on where you live at.
>>28977066
We were able to leave for lunch at my high school since a few food places were around us.
>>28977899
Did you go to school in the 80's? This is virtually unheard of nowadays.
I've also been told everyone in America gets the same classes in terms of difficulty, no matter how smart the kids are?
I have difficulty wording this but in my country in the EU everyone gets split up and put into different classes based on how good they are at learning etc which is apparently not a thing in American high schools?
>when the annual anti-bullying/suicide prevention assembly comes through talking about how "that kid that sits alone might be the next suicide, so be a friend to him"
>later at lunch, all of the stacys sit at the table where that one really fat and weird friendless kid usually sits alone
>the kid dies a little more inside as he sees everyone pretending to care about him for a couple days until it's no longer a social fad to do so
>it just reinforces his knowledge of where he stands in the social hierarchy
Seriously, those lectures do more harm than good. I still feel bad for the kid even though I haven't seen him over half a decade. I was like his only friend for two whole years, and that was only because his parents forced him to play on the soccer team for those two. He was the worst male player but I still put in the effort to help him out genuinely because I've been in that spot before in other areas of my life. He was like the Samwell Tarly of our soccer team and I was like Jon to him. Kinda pissed me off everytime that assembly came through because of it. You can't just feign friendship for a couple days. You have to be there for someone for months and actually help.
>>28977644
i wish it was that exciting desu
>>28977937
No that's wrong. There's the remedial classes for the dumbasses, the standard classes for the average, the advanced for the smart, and AP for the overachievers.
In the final 2 years of school you have a decent amount of choice as far as electives go too.
>>28976071
Do you actually say you live in EU instead of your countrys name?
>>28976110
>Makingg young look younger than they actually are.
>Propaganda to make us less pedo
I hate this place.
>>28977987
I see, that makes more sense.
For example I was never really into physics so I got a profile without that specific class in it, meaning I'd get extra classes of something else which I was better at, is that sort of system a thing in America or do you always get the same subjects no matter what?
>>28977816
>Do you want to be called a racist son! Do you want to be excluding the blacks and muzzies who we so luckily have in our country!
I feel sorry for europe because they want to be America but they can't. People of all races can be patriotic in America because being American is an idea of freedom and pursuit of happiness. It's not something that is genetic or anything like that.
France is a cool place but Europe needs to purge itself and preserve it's heritage and culture. Europe is supposed to be the ornate homeland of white people; not the third-world shitting ground that it has become.
I truly feel for you, my dude.
In America they pretty much say good luck in the real world cause they dont teach us shit that would actually help us, also everyone is an asshole
My High School had teachers arrested all the time, I remember in my Junior year one got arrested every month.
>>28978076
what for? Fucking children or dealing drugs?
>>28977956
If you were his metaphorically Jon to his metamorphically Samwell, then why is it that he was ever allowed by you to be sat alone? You should've heralded me to his table, though I can see that your heart otherwise was in the right place.
Thinking back on it, I've embodied a Jon to many Samwells. I've always had this ability to be greeted by the normies without ever much effort, just by being that kid they gush over for being especially nice, and cute for being a little religious. (Author's note: that doesn't I was invited to their parties or anything, they were just nice to me at school, never bothered to talk to me outside of it).
Anyways, when I was 11, I actively tried to bring a poor lonely Jacob into the normie group, but then had to abandon him when changing schools. Then another kid from 11 to 12. Then another. Rinse and repeat because I've changed schools a bunch in my life, probably twelve changes or so. And the last one I tried to help was from middle school to high school this one kid that was especially autismo at the start (wannabe youtube celebrity that would post videos on there for the whole school to see, maybe I'll link them to you, and basically a bit unpopular). But we ended up high school with him outdoing my popularity so I like to think that I served him alright.
Eh, shits too nice looking. Maybe its because I don't live in a rich area with tons of extra money that can get thrown at the school but my high school was a fucking wreck. 15-20 year old textbooks. desks that would fall apart if the fat kid sat in them. all the lockers were ether scratched to hell or dented, some didn't even have handles.
Seriously TV is nothing at all like the high school I went to. Why doesn't it ever show what an inner city school life would be like?
>>28978026
Yea, sort of. It's kind of determined in junior high though. In 7th grade for example I was placed in Algebra 1. while most kids were in basic algebra or something.
So basically if you are book smart you can get classes out of the way early. But like I said when you get to high school and the final 2 years in particular you have a lot of flexibility as far as schedule goes. Some people took 2 or 3 math classes if they wanted, or extra Lit/writing classes. You have a lot of choice in making your schedule. You're still required to take a science class even if you suck at science, but you can take an easier science class.
Sorry my explanation is bad lol.
>>28978067
>not going to voc and getting glorious work-study in jr and sr years
>$400 per week for two weeks every month instead of going to school
>still have all of my off-time AND being able to afford a car
>given the job over the summer too, making $1600 per month
>having everything a teenager could want because you can afford it all
>2 years of professional IT work experience by the time I'm 18
>>28978096
>then why is it that he was ever allowed by you to be sat alone?
We let him hang out at my table whenever he wanted to sit at it. He preferred to read during lunch though and thus sat alone(my table was pretty roudy).
That's pretty cool of you though to have helped so many of them. I only had a couple kids like that where I was their only friend. IIRC, the Sam that I was talking about is now an engineer and recently graduated from a decent uni.
>>28978094
A dozen or so pedophiles, one teacher got caught having sex in the office, one was a sex trafficker, the typical.
There was also another guy who invited a bunch of kids to his house and got naked and "played games." When the yearbooks came out that year he had a whole page dedicated to them and they had to recall it.
Another time one of the Vice Principles ate the hot dogs they have at 7/11 and didn't pay for them, good times.
>>28977899
Nah, here in Europe we do this as well. Our schools don't serve foods and the last years could go outside and have their lunch in bars or snacks. We weren't allowed to drink beer but everyone did.
>>28978341
>one was a sex trafficker, the typical.
You think that is typical? What the fuck man...That's some next level shit that I think of being existant only in the grimiest darkest corners of America. I certainly have never heard of anyone being involved in that stuff.
>>28978341
Where do you live?
Brazil? Africa? Eastern Europe? Mexico?
>>28978398
>tfw western europe
>tfw teacher arrested for paedophilia as well
>>28976056
Didn't even have a locker for most of high school but that's because the school was getting remodeled. People got back problems because they were hauling around 5 or 6 textbooks in cheap backpacks all day. Then people starting using rolling luggage like you'd bring on an airplane.
>>28978247
>That's pretty cool of you though to have helped so many of them.
Don't think that those benevolent undertakings of mine didn't hold a degree of selfishness to them. Sometimes, I'd reach out to them even in a way that wasn't that discreet (while most others would veil from their normie friends that they were hanging out with "losers" because that shit wounds your reputation, yo) at all because I actually depended on my more normie friends to see it, just for it to recycle this image they'd had of me of being the "overly nice Christian guy xD". Sometimes I also would lend them an arm for them to be lifted up only so I could remind myself that there were students out there socially worse than me, and that it was quite the rush to have someone look up to you for being more socially adept than him. To be fair; I'd spend my days mostly with the normiest cycles, and in their midst, I didn't often feel like that.
But sure, it also partially was driven by me just reflecting about it all that it was the "right thing to do". Sometimes, you realize that it's you that's burdened with fighting the good fight against the hypocrisy and cruelty of HS.
Anyways, I'm glad for "Sam"! But like us all, he'll always feel pursued by that dread that he "missed out on his teenage years", no matter his accomplishments.
>>28978341
>one teacher got caught having sex in the office
Canada here, this happened at my school too. They had signs all over the school saying not to let him the following semester.
>>28978381
I moreso meant "typical bad stuff that people would get arrested for" than "typical crimes"
Though honestly it didn't surprise me at all, the dude was my English teacher one year, he was super creepy and 350 pounds
>>28978015
no nobody does that.
prime sign of /pol/ bait
>>28978435
No one's perfect. But honestly, I don't think he wanted to really be a normie. He just wanted to submerge himself in his fantasy books and anime.
>>28978451
>tfw got caught receiving head under a desk in a spare computer lab with my shop's one emo chick
>web teacher didn't rat on us because I was his star student
And that was the climax of my high school education. Nepotism can get you out of tough situations.
>>28977930
Actually graduated back in 2012. The reason they let us leave was to help out the businesses there since I lived in a small town and no one in mty school wasn't really that bad. Place I lived at was New Hartford, NY.
>>28977930
We were able to do that at my high school in Ontario, Canada. High school was 04-08 for me. Ste-famille, Mississauga specifically. When I started school was roughly 350 students and near 900 when left iirc. We added grade 7-8.
>>28978451
Lol I need to ask which school. Teacher at mine banged a student in the soundproof music room allegedly during a school sleepover night.
>>28978015
I'd do that, though I'd specify it as "Europe" and not the EU, because my country's quite special, and in mentioning it, I receive unearned levels of attentions, like saying "fem here" would.
So I just hidden as anon and let people imagine that "Europe" means that I hail from the UK ;/.
>>28978341
http://www.uticaod.com/article/20101213/News/312139890
We had to recall a speech for my school's 8th grade graduation since the overachieving flamboyant vice president turned out to be a homicidal pedo.
Two teachers of mine also got fired for a suspision of student relations(though the girl who brought it out was a bitch so i'm not sure how true it was) and accepting bribes from kids to score them better on tests.
>>28978597
Same province, but we didn't have a soundproof music room. I think it was the office in the stage area where it happened.
>>28978674
Kosovo or Belarus detected.
>>28978543
>>shop's one emo chick
I don't get it?
>>28978717
Sorta. Don't lose your sleep over it. It's not usually that we're rare within the Internet, but rather that we cower away from the english part of it, since we have the reputation about us that we can't speak English (which is partially founded).
>>28978747
Shop is essentially the word we used for vocation. For example, if a Stacy started talking about what was happening in shop, she'd be talking about what was happening in cosmetology section of the school. The school was setup with two weeks of academics and then two weeks of shop. For me, that would be Computer Info Sys. So instead of saying "only 3 days of academics left, I can't wait till we're back in CIS", it would be "I can't wait till we're back in shop".
If that wasn't what stumped you, the rest was about the one girl in my shop who was emo. She had the hots for me. Regret not dating her in high school because she was a serious jackrabbit back then. Lost my virginity to her on a casual basis.
>tfw she's cheated on every boyfriend/fiance she's ever had with me
>tfw very nearly cucked her ex-fiance but she miscarried the baby
>>28978778
Have you ever heard of the Streisand Effect? I really doubt anyone cares, but it's cool.
>>28975960
I would say that
>the stereotypes about cliques are true, and there are people literally indistinguishable from movie stereotypes
>but they're not always well defined and no one gives a fuck if you're not "in" one
>the non-advanced classes really are hilariously easy if you're not impaired in some way
>it's probably only life-changing if you're a normie
I've just finished it and it felt like a massive 4 year waste of time, though I did learn a few new facts. Thank god I am done with it.
>>28975960
My high school was like that. I couldn't imagine an '''american''' who didn't have one like that t b h
>yfw millennial high schoolers are actually cool as fuck
>nobody in your 90s high school was this cool
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a16Kgh7j8zk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpI80PdXhbs
>>28979050
I just graduated, no they are not.
>>28978902
>Have you ever heard of the Streisand Effect?
Took me some time to understand it, but I catch your drift now.
>>28976346
Most of the chads in te school I went to weren't assholes. No one ever went out of their way to fuck with any of the losers, except for one kid who tried really really hard to fit in with them. Then he got cancer and everyone was nice to him
>tfw homeschooled since second grade
graduated from my online school last year.. i had friends and what not throughout highschool, did cool stuff, but nothing "typical" and i am so bummed thats the case.
You feel you lose millennial edition.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVzE1YS9UWM.
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>>28979419
This kind of phone gives me feels. It's the kind everyone had at my school from 2007 - 2010.
>>28976346
Depends on the girl. Some do. Most don't. I knew two girls who were pregnant by 16. I didn't know any girls who were virgins by 17.
>>28975960
>tfw inner city
>tfw only Asian
>tfw only spoke broken English and Russian for 2 years
>tfw Tyrone made you his bish in front of la-a
>bone never grew back correctly so my arm is always cocked
American dream amirite
>>28979050
>>28979073
If you're under like 20 or over 35 in this year, you're not a millennial.
>>28975960
yesoriginalcommentaaaaaa
>>28978933
Uni is the same, find your passion outside of these normie institutions trust me it doesnt get any better
>>28978778
Poland detected.
>>28976703
Ik wil ook naar amerika, how kwam jij er dan?
>inb4 via me ouders
>>28979050
what a fucking king
>>28982770
hurr durr met een vliegtuig
>>28978031
Another French anon here, and yeah. It's sad how accurate this is. Modern France is failed America, just as it keeps denying it. I became a robor and dropped out because I couldn't deal with that depressing culture of cynicism and bitterness against anything beautiful.
Fast forward a decade, my savings allow me to finally visit the US; what is this, white people talking to each other on the street? Not asking for a smoke with a scorn, but smiling and making conversation with strangers?
If I were born in America I would have been a turbonormie, instead I'm a loser socially. France is a failed state.
