<p>Hell, in 4th grade being smart was popular.</p>
<p>More of a ******bag now, than when I was a kid.</p>
<p>Even back then, they still said I’d be at Harvard. People are crazy. It’s a hard chance for me to go there, or to MIT.</p>
<p>In 4th grade, jerks were actually considered uncool and slutiness was not glorified.</p>
<p>That’s like the opposite of my high school. The AP kids are the coolest/most popular and look down on d*****y jocks and hard partying</p>
<p>it was pretty decent. I had some social issues that my mom could have easily helped with but didn’t. Besides some moving and Katrina, it was alright. I was generally the most intelligent person in my class, I was pretty well-adjusted. It’s gotten a sheeutload better in high school though. I’m so much more “normal” [in the sense that I fit snugly into the mosaic of school and have a hard-earned place. anyone you ask about me will tell you i’m unique and don’t give a d</p>
<p>I like middle school years.</p>
<p>Academically, it’s not too challenging and I have a close knit group of friends.</p>
<p>Some of the kids can really be jerks to me but I have a good group of friends who share my interests.</p>
<p>My childhood was wonderful. I enjoyed every aspect of it. I was the sort of kid who was always reading, exploring, and learning. My parents took me cool places every year and I was constantly surrounded by friends and family. Every evening, my family ate dinner together. I was allowed to just be a kid. After homework, I went outside to play with my sister and friends or I would read books and magazines. Since I was allowed to experiment with different extracurricular activities, I learned how to play a lot of different sports. I also learned how to dance and ride horses.</p>