What's the point in a high school reunion? So people grow up and change. What's the big deal? Why do so many people feel the need to hang onto their past(s)?
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I would think it's more about renewing friendships. It's easy to lose touch when you move away physically (geographically) or don't go to the same place each day. I would love for my alma mater to have a reunion for my class.
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Don't care to. I was treated terribly in school either fighting or arguing constantly in order to protect myself I was small for my age. Personally I would go to one to tell a few of those jerks they could kiss my a$%.
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there is no future with no past
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Yes, we all launch in to life from high school differently. But, we all share that common tie. I'm better friends with some of my fellow classmates now than I was then. I was never popular - I was in math club, science club, and band: the quintessential pencil neck geek. But now, it's painfully obvious that the pecking order of my HS class has reversed. The folks in the upper cliques didn't do so well. Those of us that were unseen have excelled. But, you have to let those grudges from HS go. It's immature to hold on to them.
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