Damn...

[BxPrince24]

Just finished looking through my yearbook from high school and realised how much I missed out, I feel like sh*t. I shoulda hung out with people, went to parties, talk to all the girls I wanted to talk to but never did.

I wish that I had found this site when I was in my freshman or sophmore year in highschool. It woulda made a huge difference in my life then as it has done already. I woulda been apart of everything I wanted to be apart of, have more friends, close friendships, and even relationships.

It just sucks to me that I finally become the man I shoulda been in high school after I graduated.

 

[LJC]

High school is chump change compared to college...

 

[Griffith]

Just be glad you're realizing this now and not when you're 80 years old.

 

[BxPrince24]

Originally posted by LJC
High school is chump change compared to college...

hell no... not at my college at least. My college is not your everyday college, it's a art college. Filled with koreans/japanese/chinese people as the majority. None of that fun/cool stuff that you have in public colleges.

 

[BxPrince24]

Originally posted by Griffith
Just be glad you're realizing this now and not when you're 80 years old.

Wouldn't make a difference since it's 4 years I can't relive.

And what sucks is that I wasn't even a social outcast. My friends were the popular kids, I was popular. I just didn't allow myself to go out to parties, I didn't have the confidence to talk to new people (girls), and I never thought to actually hang out with my friends to build closer friendships. Also I had no game what so ever.

 

[DisobeyThePope]

nobody really cares.

move on with your life.

 

[john_1234]

man, you're only 18 years old. instead of being upset, be excited of the fact that you still have your ****ing twenties to go through! i didn't find this until way after college. a lot of dudes say something along the lines, "Man, if only I was this way in high school..." actually, didn't you say something like that? hell, I'm guilty of it too. instead of thinking what could have been, think about now and the future; after all, we can't do **** about the past.