High School Personalities

“No point in being pretty if your personality is smelly.” Personalities are a portion of every one of us. Some are good and some are bad, but you can’t evade them. Therefore, I’d like to delve into a few of the personalities you might encounter in high school and how to deal with them. The three personalities I will be exploring are Drama Queen, Whiners, and Queens of the Forest. It is imperative to look at personalities you might encounter, so when you get irritated and frustrated with someone, you can deal with it appropriately. If we acted in the moment and without discerning about the real issues behind a person’s character, people would get offended. In our everyday lives, we need to be capable of determining people’s different personalities, so we can act on the matter suitably.

Drama Queen

A Drama Queen is someone who exaggerates everything. They often overreact to situations and can be very overdramatic. Drama queens are everywhere, like the woman at the grocery store who thinks that a contusion on an apple is the end of the world or the baseball player who insists a call is erroneous until the end of the game whether it really altered the outcome or not. This personality is irritating, because people around them usually don’t think their “problem” is that big of a deal. This causes their immense outburst to annoy those who have to listen but don’t really care. I think this personality is triggered by a want for attention. They know that if the make an immense scene, people will notice them. Perhaps they were neglected as a child or just not given the love and support they required. If you encounter a drama queen, it is best to let them rant about whatever they are ranting about, but if it gets to be too much, approach ...

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...I beat myself even if I did well. My personality doesn’t really bother me. I know it is unhealthy for me, but I think it is also what keeps me doing so well in school. I’m sure I have tried to change it at some point in my life, but I have accepted that it’s part of me. Even though it may cause me frustration, it gives me motivation to do better. If others around me feel hurt by this personality, I expect them to approach me about it. I will assess the situation, and deal with it correctly, even if it means changing my ways. I believe this personality will carry into adulthood, and that’s not such a bad thing. It will encourage me to be the best for my children, husband, and in my job. “Giving up because of obstacles is an act of cowardice, but giving up is not a cowarldy act when you give up the bad personality you have and look for a chance to be a better person.”