<p>idk if ive personally changed, but ive noticed changes among my friends and who my close friends are from the past two years</p>
<p>Actually, it was sophomore year in my group of friends that people changed. Some of my friends just sort of went their separate ways-- a few got into hardcore drinking to the exclusion of any other social activity, others drifted off into anime nerd obscurity, others just sort of stagnated. I changed quite a bit myself by becoming a lot more self-aware, a little more willing to examine my beliefs, and a lot more focused on intellectual beliefs. </p>
<p>The interesting thing is that now, in senior year, we're all sort of coming back together. We're still different, but the things that kept us apart seem a little petty now that we're only a few months from college. It's nice, because there's a real sense of community in the senior class now. Plus, I've learned to be a bit more social this year and it's a great feeling. Overall, the silly, hormone-powered drama of early highschool is fading away.</p>
<p>a lot of the weird geeks in the corner became actually acceptable to talk to</p>
<p>other than that, not really.</p>
<p>oh yea and almost everyone's gone through puberty now, so that's exciting. some kids i still doubt though....</p>
<p>seen a lot of people at the end of junior year / senior year trying to fix themselves up even though they know it's too late.. -__-</p>