Some of these posts make me so sad. Highschool was epic for me. I met the best people was actually really popular. Didn't date much because I was honestly ok with being single. But all in all a wonderful experience. My first serious relationship was with someone from highschool though but after we'd already graduated. Turned out we were both too chicken to tell eachother how we felt.

It was great because most people liked me for who I am, which felt nice after the way I was treated in junior high by people of my own kind. I'd always be the life of the party at dances, being the first one on the dancefloor and everyone loved it because I just didn't care what people thought. I even got some free drinks as a result

Junior and Senior Year were the best because that's when I was the most social - going to games, dances, parties, end of the year showcases, ALL the rallies, senior sunrise and other things like that. I didn't participate in Senior Ditch Day or senior Bonfire though or go to Grad Night. My grades weren't the best so I was better off not participating in Ditch Day. My Mom was also pretty strict about who I could ride with during high school. She's not like this anymore though since I'm a grown adult. But the bonfire was after graduation and too soon at that so I just stayed home.

The highest GPA I got in high school was a 2.8 - first semester of Freshman year and first semester of Senior Year - they are also the only semesters where I didn't have any F's or D's, Math was not my strong point. Back then, Algebra was divided into three sections: A, B and C. I passed A with a B during that first semester. But honestly, the math teachers at my school suck so I ended up failing the first teacher that taught me Algebra B and then getting a D in the second one. I finally passed it with a B after I got a GOOD teacher. Then history repeat itself with Algebra C, except I failed it twice before finally passing it with the same teacher that got me to pass Algebra B. And then go figure, I still needed five credits of math my final semester. So I took Geometry for one semester, and passed with a D (it was my final semester. D is passing as a result). I almost didn't graduate but thankfully he the teacher liked me enough to do a little editing on my grade. Oh well, it's all in the past now.

My grades are much better in college. Only had to drop one class so far in the first two years there, but no surprise that class was math - first semester there I did the dumb thing of choosing a teacher without knowing what she was like. She was too hard for me so I had to drop. but otherwise, I've gotten a C or higher in all the classes I've taken.

it was awesome, I ran that ****

Highschool sucked for me. Freshman year, I became depressed as hell because I had no friends/was in the closet/undiagnosed aDD/social anxiety, was too anxious to make friends, etc. My grades struggled. Things got better second semester after getting on medication, my grades went up, I was more talkative, but still had no really close friends to hangout with. 10th year I became obsessed with my schoolwork because I had no social life so it's all I could focus on, I wanted it to be perfect, etc. Summer before 11th grade, I had a meltdown because I was so bored. Junior year, I self diagnosed myself with OCD and used it as an excuse to not do anything, plus I was still obsessed with school work + started to think I had to do all my work perfectly. Second half of junior year, I had a meltdown after switching medications I had been on for 2 years in a week. my mom took me to the mental hospital with no luck of being admitted. I missed 2 weeks of school because I would just scream and have panic attacks from withdrawal. After that, I would leave school and walk home everytime I felt ******. I was sick of being a perfectionist, and I felt like I had to be one or else bad things would happen to me. So I just gave up.

Then I got put on Abilify for the second time, and it saved my life. I started to take things day by day, could accept things as imperfect and my best effort, etc.

Then this summer I've gotten off Strattera, Abilify, and slowly weaned off Celexa, and went from 40-30mg of Celexa to 5mg now. I travelled to Virginia from Canada for a meditation retreat and made some awesome friends, despite being unable to talk to people my age at all 3 years prior. I went to Queer LGBTQ camp, again meeting awesome new people. Went to my cousins wedding, and danced all night and got wasted! Went to Maine for a vacation (beach every day ) and just came back. So things are pretty good I guess. Still don't have any emotions tho. I'm going to Alternative school for my senior year and am hoping to kick ass!

It was great tbh.

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But it was alright. I was kind of popular with people/got along with everyone. But I don't miss it at all. College and the real world >>>>>

It was okay