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<li><p>I would never want to be seen with my ugly a-s 8th grade self. She was just so ugly, dorky, and just a flat out loser and wannabe. It’s actually kind of sad how much of a wannabe she was, lol. No one wanted to talk to her. But she was very smart! And I salute her best friend for being her best friend.</p></li>
<li><p>This girl would want to be me so badly. I swear, she would stalk me on Facebook every night trying to find out where I shop, how I do my makeup, who my friends are, etc. She would try to follow my footsteps. </p></li>
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<p>1) Well… I wish that I would’ve worked harder so that I could get faster to where I am now. I also wish that I would’ve read more classical books then. I would also wish that I would’ve said more about how I felt, although not as much as I say now. I also wish that I wouldn’t copy people as much as I did then. I barely knew anything socially, so instead I walked around, mimicking people like a parrot mimics its owner. I wish that I wasn’t so selfish then, and that I didn’t laugh quite so obnoxiously. I’d hope that I’d take some sort of art class or other then, so that I wouldn’t feel so horrible about my drawings now. I’d also push myself to finish the book that I started to work on then, lost interest in, and dropped recently.</p>
<p>2) First of all, I’d wonder why I love Pink Floyd so much. I’d also be amazed at how mature I’d gotten, and how easily I get along with people, especially boys. I’d be surprised about how much I like anime- especially since I didn’t really know what anime was back then. I’m also interested in law now, which I thought was absolutely, completely, undeniably disgusting and grotesque two years ago. I’d also wonder why I curse the way I do. I would also get lost in my high school, and I wouldn’t like broccoli as much as I do now.</p>
<p>1) End of Sophomore year. I would think she was a frightened coward who seriously needs a solid backbone. I would tell her to quit whinging and do something constructive instead. However I would be jealous of her genuine desire to do good and her naivety/innocence.</p>
<p>2) She would both fear/hate/admire me. She also would wonder why I became so cynical. And she would be both disappointed and annoyed that I still look the same as her. Plus she’d be horrified that I’ve cut my hair.</p>
<p>1) what would you think of him?
2) what would he think of you? (this is the more interesting question)</p>
<p>1) Middle of Sophomore year, I would think that he is socially awkward and cares way too much about other people, he should live a little
2)He would think that I turned out pretty good and that it is still time to live a little hahaha</p>
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<li><p>Me in 7th grade: horrid fashion sense, Insecure, so naive, extremely lazy, reliant on what others think of me, annoying, bad music taste</p></li>
<li><p>“Wow, dude, I’m a freaking scene kid…I’m actually kinda happy…huh.”</p></li>
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<li><p>Lol you stupid freshman. Go get some friends.</p></li>
<li><p>Holy, you have friends. How did you manage to keep your grades up in school?</p></li>
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<p>To Freshman me from Junior: Actually study for tests…don’t screw up the easiest year. And don’t EVER EVER have a thing with your best friend’s boyfriend like you will do later in the year. BAD IDEA.</p>
<p>To Junior me from Freshman: You have gotten really boring and never do anything fun anymore. College-obsessed. And she would be super confused about why I am doing the ECs I am.</p>
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<li>Go for freshman girls while you still have the chance</li>
<li>Do your last high school term in that city you’d move to so you’d have SOME friends.</li>
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<li><p>I was 220 pounds probably the funniest kid in school everyone knew me. One downside I got no girls. If I were to meet him now as a 160 pound kid that doesn’t look like him at all, I would have loved the old me.
I am so much different now. Not just my looks, but my personality too.</p></li>
<li><p>The me 2 years ago didn’t judge and literally talked to anybody who would listen:p</p></li>
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<p>Two years ago (middle of eighth grade) my life was a lot more dull as I hadn’t really gotten into tennis yet and school wasn’t that important to me so I didn’t really try. I also started growing apart from a lot of my friends towards the end of eighth grade. I probably came off as bored on the outside but on the inside I was actually just lonely and so tired of middle school.</p>
<p>Now, I don’t think my actual personality has changed a lot. This year for me is actually socially similar to two years ago. I made friends and had fun last year but this year… I dunno. Things feel different and more dull again. But I do have a lot more going on in my life; tennis takes up a lot of my time and schoolwork basically takes up the rest, so it’s at least good that I’m busy. I think I would come off as more confident now than two years ago and a lot smarter.</p>