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On Tuesday I'm More Popular, I'm Sexier, and I Even Became An Expert

Updated on January 13, 2009

In Junior high school, I was a loser on Monday, a dork on Tuesday, a freak on Wednesday, and mega loser on Thursday, and invisible on Friday.

I was never popular. In fact, I managed to acquire a few random nasty nicknames during my junior high school lifespan.

Popularity though was always something I admired, and it always amazed me that popularity honesty, truly has absolutely nothing to do with how pretty your face is, how juicy your butt was, or how pouty your lips were (although it helped). Popularity for many in my junior high at least came from personality.

I mean I know I have a personality. Everyone does. Mine however stood in hibernation mode ever since grade school, and being the quite kid instantly qualifies you as the loser. The quite kid is the freak, the quite kid is the dork, the quite kid rarely has friends.

The quite kid eventually begins to wear dark clothing, band tee shirts, and smells like a somewhat addicting mix of gasoline and bubble gum.

That was me in junior high. I thought pink was ugly, I hated preppy girls, and jocks made me sick.

In reality though, I was simply jealous that they had friends. Jealous that they could let loose, laugh at themselves, and jealous of the fact that no matter how annoying I tried convincing myself they were... they were popular.

Over the years I worked on bringing out my personality more, and even managed to scoop up a few friends along my new journey to finding friends. I wasn't even looking to be popular, but a 'friend' would of been nice. Soon pink became pretty, and preps were fun, Jock's still annoying- but likable in their own quirky annoying way.

.The moment I step into the wonderful world wide web, I became quickly slammed back into junior high years; the days when I was the class loser. The class dork, the days I traveled in large groups of none.

There is one difference though here online, than there is in real life. On Tuesday, my online popularity soars. For some unknown reason (likely my erotic addicting electronic Internet pheromones?) I am popular.

On Wednesday I become the unknown again, yet for some reason, every Tuesday everybody online knows my name. It's quite an interesting phenomenon, does anyone else seem to have a particular day when everyone wants to know you, and the very next day no one cares about you?

I figure maybe everyone here on Hubpages has a day that is a popular day? According to my clicks, Tuesday is my day.

I imagine though more people are home and on the PC though than any other day, and are busy with families on weekends?

At any rate, I've enjoyed my Tuesday, the big fellas over at Hubpages decided to no longer rank me as a Novice. Tuesday is my lucky day, because today Hubpages dubbed me an expert! In what I'm not sure, but I imagine it has something to do with being popular on Tuesday. Hehe.

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