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For me it's definitely junior year. I was taking Calculus BC and AP Physics C. There were times when my physics teacher had to teach us how to apply calculus we didn't even know yet. How did your SAT go? I took it on Saturday too.

When it comes down to it, I think it really matters what degree you get in college. Companies are always going to pay top dollar for their engineers, computer scientists, and statisticians, but you can't really complain about not finding work with a degree in history or liberal arts. Anyone will want an employee who's educated over one who's not for just any job, but the high paying jobs go to the ones who majored in what they were hired for.

10/10 When I saw this sig I thought "ah geez a bunch of writing", but that's actually a pretty cool quote.

I can honestly say I'm pretty happy to be born a guy. I don't have to worry about getting pregnant, getting raped (as much), and getting a period. I'm not as emotional, and pretty happy about being that way. And from what I can tell, girls are a lot meaner to each other. I don't mind being expected to perform heavy lifting, regardless of whether or not I can come anywhere close to successfully doing it. I don't have a problem with being expected to be chivalrous or a gentleman. I don't mind any of the "mindless thug" stereotypes imposed on me. I am awkward at times, but it's not much of a setback. I'm sure one could list several reasons as to why girls have it easier, but I honestly can't think of any situation in which i would rather be a girl. (Also, I'm not trying to be sexist or anything, I'm just saying that in this modern age, guys have it off better.)

I'm a junior in high school right now and I have to say I actually having a pretty good time. Middle school was definitely my least favorite. It was my first real experience with actual class periods and daily homework. Also, my middle school was a charter school, and we had this thing called the "learning challenge" where everyone had to do a year-long project and present it at the end of the year. In sixth grade, I procrastinated and dreaded it so much it pretty much ruined the year for me (my eighth grade project was probably the best part of middle school for me though).

I'm 17 here. Alright, all I've really seen posted on this thread is a bunch of people (other teens included) bitching about how much they hate this generation of teens. Stop it. Just because you think partying, getting wasted, or doing drugs is a stupid thing to do doesn't make you any better than them. Their growing up, and instead of wasting their youth away watching a tv show for little girls, they decided to have a good time by doing reckless things they've never been able to do before. So what if they care about being popular? That's their choice to make, and it doesn't make them any stupider for wanting to be accepted by their peers (in fact, it's pretty normal). It's all part of learning how to be an adult. Calling them "swaggots" doesn't help. Maybe you need to realize that they're into things you're not. The youth from any other generation has gotten just as much hate, and grew up to be adults who pushed their problems back onto the next generation, who they in turn hated.