Post a random truth about your adolescence.

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I was the alpha male at camp in the summer of 1994 age 12 and dominated all sports, even against kids that were my neghboors and I never felt so much like I belonged and that everyone looked up to me and knew I was the biggest, fastest and strongest kid in that park.

At a summer camp in 1999 I was famous as that girl who's not afraid of insects - when other girls started to scream having seen an insect I simply took it far from them.

I had really bad OCD.

At Flakeside Academy in grade 9 kids would write fake love letters or crush letters to me from this other new guy in our class.

I broke someone's nose.

dang

that's cool

I lettered 4 times in Music.

I forgot about some detentions and never served them.

I did not take any orders from adults.

I felt ugly and disgusting in my Flakeside uniform, or rather, my look-alike substitute for a Flakeside uniform. I was a bit disappointed when I saw that after I left they changed their uniform to an intensely cool modern casual one.

(uniforms are the WORST! I'm so glad my school doesn't have a dress code.)

I didn't cut, but I stabbed my arm with a pen before.

At my first high school, QAA, an all-girls Catholic semi-private school with uniforms, some girls pretended they were nostalgic and sentimental about their old uniform kilts, to try and get away with wearing really short skirts; others just rolled up their skirts.

I was a total sucker for peer pressure. =_=

I was too, in one way, but in a very unique way.

In what way?