What group were you in?

I don't think I belong to any group at all last time as I was only focusing on being friends with anyone whom shared the same interests as me. Typically, I see cliques, but I didn't want to belong to any at all. And so far, no regrets whatsoever. Just for the record, I was quite the teaser last time.

I didnt really hang out with one group...but I Was my one group lol and I hung out with all the other groups when I wanted too.. lol. Best of all worlds I suppose.

i didnt fit in with many at all. the group i did fit in was the misfit group. just people who didnt fit in with any other groups

Back in high school there were the popular kids, the geeks, the jocks, the cheerleaders, the nice girls, the trouble makers. I would say in particular that i was in any group. I was just myself and hung out w/ my friends. I wasnt very popular, but just about everybody knew my name or my face. I pretty much got along w/ everybody in each group. If there was someone I didnt like, they would know. Thinking back i'm really starting to miss high school. I'm class of 2007! If anything high school left a positive affect. happy mylotting. peace and love!!

I did not belong 2 a any specific group in school but was like the populer pupil and alot of girls wanted 2 be my friend some just wanted me 2 stay away from others i was pushed and pulled all the time lol

In High School I was in the freak group because we were different from thy other kids but in a way it was quite right to be this way . Even now I'm not quite a popular guy and it's perfect for me cause that's the way it should be.I would not change even a single word because it's a part of me at that time .In a way some things affected me and still some things are like a shadow for me .As thoughts ... well i still dream it will be all right one day somehow ...

When I was in high school and college as far as I know Goth and EMO did not exist. We were leaving the era of the greasers behind, and mostly we were jocks and freaks or hippie freaks. I do not even think we used the term "nerd" and definitely no "geeks", no computers. I had some friends in all groups, but I am not really social. Some people thought i was a hippie, by the way I dressed, but I was probably one of the straightest people around. Too klutzy to be a jock, even if they had had women's sports. Not pretty enough or rich enough to be the female equivalent of a jock and run with the cheerleaders and pep club. I was considered brainy, but I think it was mostly an act. I spent a lot of time with the kids in drama and debate. I did debate, but not well.

When I was in high school my family didn't have a computer. I tried using a computer and got adicted to being on a computer. So much so I was teased alot for hanging out with the so-called computer geeks. We had a lot of fun on the computers at school and some weekends we played network games over one of their places. I lost contact with most of them one is on my facebook friends list i guess we all drifted apart slowly after school. One went to work in the UK and 2 went over to the USA to work and a couple went to europe somewhere.

hi lilangelspreschool I hung out with the students with the highest grades as I was in a gifted teen group .they understood me and did not make fun of me for using big words. being gifted has its draw backs as in high school you were all supposed to complain and bit#h about how you hated school , but I did not hate school, I loved to learn. I do not really know that its affect me all my life, Idoubt.

I was not in a group, I was an outcast. I got along with select people from each group, but never the entire group. I was poor, so I got picked on.. so that made sure I didn't get into certain groups too. Plus I had no fashion sense what so ever until I turned 18.. so that didn't help either. I would have loved to have fit in with the preppy girls... but most of them were jerks.. they were the ones who picked on everyone else that wasn't in their group. To this day I'm still an outcast trying to be a preppy girl.. just not a mean preppy girl (well, maybe just a little mean sometimes!).

Oh, I never thought there were social groups in highschool.. I mean, the official names. I usually get into groups with no particular name. High school was a bit fun when I joined a group, we belong all in the same class. I think sticking into one group will get you limited. It will always be nice to get to know another groups you know, so you'll get acquainted with them, too. It was actually my greatest mistake in high school, I have chosen the wrong team. I just realized it after two long years of being together, that was on graduation.

I was in a group that were politely referred to as "squares", which is different from "dorks". It only really consisted of a handful of us & we didn't really get picked on. We focused more on "things academic", didn't go in for gossiping about others, etc; so it would've impacted us in a good way & shaped us for what we do now. I wouldn't change a thing.

To be honest we did not have such groups then i mean not alot of pple was into Gothic stuff even though im not gona lie and say i never wore black lipstick lol all my fellow pupils was in the same class wid me for like 2 years and we all sort of bonded very well, and i dont think we did not have any groups them but there was one group which was like the populer group in the school....and the girls in that group used 2 tend 2 show off more ...it did not effect me really its just that when i see the girls now who are mature women now it makes me laugh to look back and think these were them back in the days !...:D

way back in highschool until now in college im with the cool group ,,the one who gives joke in the class and the ones who sometimes bully whom we want to,but not in the way that is over offensive,.

I hung out with two groups. I was a band geek- marching band, on band staff, in wind ensemble, et c. So I hung out in the band room and with band kids quite a bit. I also hung out with another group of kids... kind of the odd ones? They weren't quite goth- they wore a lot of black but weren't really goth-esque. They were smart and artsy. We all were in band or chorus or art or orchestra. I wasn't really as close to the second group as I thought, as I tried to keep in touch with them in college but they didn't care to keep in touch with me. I'm' not sure if I would have changed anything. At the time I was happy with my social life. Now....not so much.