Why I M Excited In Highschool

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When it comes to Highschool there are many many things that people are not only excited about but are also worried about, but then there are kids who just know high school is going to be a breeze or they just don’t care. Well, I’m the one who’s worried and excited. I’m excited about a lot of things when it comes to high school. I’m excited to meet new people. I’m not really a happy go getter person when it comes to meeting new people, I feel like a part of the reason why I’m like that is because of my experience when it came to that, I’m hoping high school will be different. I’m excited about meeting people who I have things in common with because for me that tends to be a rare thing. I’m also really excited to explore my sexuality a little more. The reason why I’m excited about that is because in middle school people aren’t really comfortable with being out of the closet or they don’t want anyone to know. To be honest it kind of makes things awkward in middle school. In high school, though people are way more open about their sexuality and are more willing to try new things. …show more content…

Some of the things I worry about when it comes to high school is the hallways. The reason why I’m worried about the hallways is that when it comes to crowded hallways and loud noise from lockers and people screaming for their friends and all the silly things like that I don’t do well. I’m also worried about how people are going to treat me in high school. The reason I worry about that is because I am to be completely honest a really REALLY strange teenager in many MANY different ways. The other reason why I worry about that is I have a history of being bullied a really long history of it and I’m hoping that in high school it will lessen even just the tiniest

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