But now we have to grow up.
And before you know it primary school is over and you have to go to high school.
And suddenly, everything you know changes, and you start seeing that people around you are changing, and you feel that you need to change who you are.
But if you are lucky and find someone that understands you, you don't feel that pressure any more, at least not for a time.
If you are one of the popular ones, you are also lucky, but I heard that they have lots of pressure on their shoulders to fit in the group of friends.
If you are the type of people that are invisible/introvert, with not a lot of friends in the school, wow, good for you, isn't it good? There is no need for you to interact with no one, you are happy just the way you are and no one is telling you what to do or wear, you are there, but you really aren't, you do what you want like no one is watching, because no one is watching.
Oh, but there is also a bad part, isn't it? The part when you sometimes miss people and being a part of a conversation, and when they tell you have to do pairs and there is all this movement around you, but you stay where you are because you don't know where to go or what to do.
So yeah, doesn't care who you are, or in what "status" you have, life in you and around you, and that kind of mix doesn't always turn up good.
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Life
Non-FictionA good question is: what's more complicated, life or death? Now, if you have just a tiny bit of imagination you will not be sure, now, shall we find out?
