If you could live your high school years all over again, would you? Why or why n

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   capricornrisingposted 12 years ago

   If you could live your high school years all over again, would you? Why or why not?

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   jainismusposted 12 years ago

   Yes, I would. Just for remembering the days.

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   Vishaaaposted 12 years ago

   mmm... if you are expecting honest answers, then mine would be a big NO.... It sucked really... I was really wandering aimlessly those days.. I ruined my total life just because of that... My life turned upside down.. until now I regret for it...
   
   I'd love to go back to my junior school days...

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   itopsposted 12 years ago

   yes i would. just to correct some things, have more fun and commit more mistakes. ;-)

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   Steve Orionposted 12 years ago

   I'm not even out of high school quite yet, and I would definitely go back. Just to correct the mistakes I've made.

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   debbie robertsposted 12 years ago

   No, I wouldn't want to go back to High School. The past has made me who I am today, so I wouldn't want to change that and why dwell on the past when it can't be changed.

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   Beth Pipeposted 12 years ago

   No!  I had fun at High School but I don't believe in living in the past.  Today is great and I can't wait for the future either!

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   NiaGposted 12 years ago

   I would. I wouldn't want to change anything really. I just liked high school. I had fun and made a lot of friends.

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   chasemillisposted 12 years ago

   Heck ya, those were some fun days. Boys of Fall defines my life... I'm siked about the future but going back would be cool, if only for a little bit

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    onegoodwomanposted 12 years ago

    No, I would not.
    
    
    I was the awkward teen..............too studious to be cool, yet described, among my peers as a " cold fish".   Little did they know, my passion simply ran deeper than the backseat or underneath the public bleachers.
    
    I was lacking in the social graces that define the " in" crowd.
    
    Even then, there were markers of my " anti-government mandates".   Most of my class mates failed to care or understand.   Today, I expect many of them might fall into the opposing crowd.
    
    Those who befriended me, even failed to understand what drove me.   We were high school kids.........I have no blame or vengance towards them.
    
    Though, no one labeled me as a "geek" or " greaser" and certainly not as a troublemaker......I just did not "fit" into any category.   Even at 13, 16, 17, I was my own person.......standing, most often, alone in a crowd of my peers.
    
    I simply, never, fit any mold.   I was too busy in my mind for high school antics.

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    duffsmomposted 12 years ago

    I was going to immediately say no, because I don't like living in the past.  But after thinking about it, if I could go back with my knowledge that I have now--then yes I would--to correct some mistakes and unkindnesses and to take better care of my body. 
    
    You know the old saying:  If I'd known I was going to live this long, I'd have taken better care of myself.  OUCH it is true!!!

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    juiwei2000posted 12 years ago

    Well, I can bash up all of the kids that pick on me, but then I would get expel from school and ended up in prison, which was the exact reason, I choose to put up with them, back in school, despite the fact I know that I am tougher then all of them (I was bigger and stronger and have a black belt) I don't want to get expel or go to prison for physical assault, although...no...I can't get other people to bash them up either.  Well, I went to a pretty good school, so even the bullies in my school won't go to the extend of actually assaulting you, otherwise, bashing them up would be legal, because it is legally consider as self defense, although I still might get kick out of school for fighting though

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