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How do you guys feel about reunions
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I'm so excited to skip my high school reunion
(sorta sarcasm but also not)
(sorta sarcasm but also not)
I only still talk to like 5 people from high school so
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Nearing in on my 10 year... definitely not going.
I sure would hope not... I can't put my finger on it, but there's something about you...
My winning smile?
Aha! I've got it! And to think you've been trying to hide it all along!
That tie really draws away from the color of your eyes, maybe flaunt a little aquamarine.
My five year was held this year at a bar down the street. I did not attend. I have no regrets.
+1
I would be interested to catch up but thankfully this thing called FB exists haha
It depends on how you feel about your high school experience.
My experience was that 5 years was not enough time for people to lose the 'tude, act nice and normal and not let old HS rivalries to still exist. I went to my 5 year reunion and found myself bored to tears; talking to people already on their 2nd marriage and asking WHY I was still in school (not that they were confused, just they couldn't understand anyone enjoying school or wanting to do more) and the bitches were still bitchy.
Flash forward a few years; everyone has settled into their life, are mostly happy (0r not) and they start to interact in an adult, friendly way that reflects the joy that a shared history holds. There's a common experience that we could all reminisce on.
And the bitches are fat. So there's that.
My experience was that 5 years was not enough time for people to lose the 'tude, act nice and normal and not let old HS rivalries to still exist. I went to my 5 year reunion and found myself bored to tears; talking to people already on their 2nd marriage and asking WHY I was still in school (not that they were confused, just they couldn't understand anyone enjoying school or wanting to do more) and the bitches were still bitchy.
Flash forward a few years; everyone has settled into their life, are mostly happy (0r not) and they start to interact in an adult, friendly way that reflects the joy that a shared history holds. There's a common experience that we could all reminisce on.
And the bitches are fat. So there's that.
Way to bury the lead
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