  This is kind of a continuation of the last post. nbsp;  I rail pretty hard on the consequences of popularity,
 and what tends to happen to those people.
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 I was usually alienated by popular kids when I was younger,  so the grudge is still there to some degree.
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 The fact is,  popularity is really not a bad thing.
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 The attitude that comes from popularity is the problem.
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 I have actually known a good number of people who did not let popularity go to their head,
 and have a lot of respect for them.  When it comes to the urlLink popular Christian&
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girls syndrome,  I feel like they are wasting what they have on something worthless.
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 Again,  not all popular girls are like this,  but its just so easy to become the next fashion victim,  particularly at the high- school age.
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 I knew&
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girls when I was&
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in HS&
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that just&
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consumed themselves on whatever was coolest at the time,  and its no different today.
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 What a waste.
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 Younger guys are the same way.  its like a disease.
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 A disease that if not reversed by the time they enter the real world may control their whole life.  I hate watching people I actually care about and think&
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highly of&
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becoming that kind of person.
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 Of course there's usually still time to mature and get over it,  but that doesn't always happen.
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 For all the gifts and good qualities they have,  they choose to overshadow it with bad attitudes and superiority complexes.
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 Its not as disgusting as it is sad,  and I wish I could do something to change it.
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 For now I can just be content to write it down.  :
