You were too sweet to be picked on but too shy to be popular so you stuck close to a few good friends and just rode your teen years out. You got straight A’s, scraped by socially and ended up marrying your high school sweetheart. When you were not in band practice you could be found reading alone in the library, wearing an “I <3 Nerds” t-shirt and eyeing up the hot ENTP. You got straight A’s, but that was a given. Your best friends were fellow band geeks, one of whom you lost your virginity to and then dated on and off until high school ended. You were a somewhat obnoxious teenager who could usually be found taking lunch money off the emo kids or picking a fight to flex your muscles. You quickly picked up on social protocols and rose to the top of the food chain because others feared your wrath. You were over high school by your sophomore year and couldn’t wait to be around levelheaded adults in the real world. Once you memorized basic social protocol you got on okay with your peers but never cared to get too involved in the social scene. Sticking to the rules was your jam and you consistently achieved straight A’s through hard work, dedication and diligence. You were known for always bringing a blunt and for being surprisingly insightful. Social status wasn’t your greatest concern but you were just alternative enough to be considered cool and got invited to all the right parties. You were the quiet, artistic kid with awesome taste in music. You were the person everyone else’s moms asked them why they couldn’t be more like. You were well-liked, high-achieving, head of several social committees and you probably planned prom. You thought high school was, in a word, meh. You were punk back when punk was a thing and your attitude of genuine aloofness was attractive to the opposite sex (Unfortunately you were too aloof to notice). You were the skater boy Avril Lavigne was singing about. High school was okay but you couldn’t wait to get out and have complete autonomy over your life. You were a badass with brains and it was sexy. You could usually be found arguing with teachers and authority figures over the latest lesson that they were wrong about, just because you felt like raising hell. Everyone wanted to be you or be on you and high school was a time that you enjoyed. You had a natural knack for athleticism, fashion and charming others, which allowed you to be dominant without engaging in the deadly sin of trying too hard. You were effortlessly popular and widely desired by the opposite sex. You held all of the parties worth going to in high school. You pretty much just rode high school out, earning decent grades with minimal effort and frustrating teachers with your consistent refusal to ‘apply yourself.’ ESFP The social scene didn’t much interest you, save for a few friends who you sat with at lunch and talked Star Wars with. You were smart but didn’t much care for the way most subjects were taught and chose to skip school quite a bit. High school was a largely uninteresting time for you and you regarded it only as a means to the end of higher education. You didn’t have much time for the politics or drama of high school because you were busy preparing your application for Harvard, which you got into by the end of your junior year. You took advanced placement everything and consistently achieved straight As. Teachers liked you so you skimmed by in school. You popped your collar, played a lot of sports and possibly dealt a few drugs on the side. You were the first of your friends to get laid and you enjoyed the sense of superiority it brought you.
You couldn’t wait to finish high school and go do your gap year in Zimbabwe, which you talked about pretty unceasingly. You had a strange, disjointed friend group that ranged from total nerds to reigning socialites and mostly you just floated around. You were either the class clown or the drama geek, possibly both. You still miss high school a bit, to be honest.
You dated often, played whatever sport it was cool to play and were probably kind of mean for the first couple of years. High school was a place where you naturally thrived, as you enjoyed navigating the politics that came along with placing one thousand angsty teenagers together and forcing them to mingle relentlessly.
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