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﻿Cliques?!? What are they all about? What do they matter anyway? In a highschool teenagers fall into different "groups" know as cliques. Weither your the pretty girl, the jock, or the nerd. In a highschool where a teen is sterotyped based on what they wear or how they look. That is what puts each teen into a clique. There are so many different kinds of types like...

-The jock -The nerd/band geek -The prep -The loner -The princess/miss perfect -The stoner -The posers

Why does it matter? People may say that it really doesn't matter which group your in or who you hang out with but in a highschool its a HUGE deal. Everyone wants to be the most popular and have that dream girl/boy. Back when I was in middle school and I was the new kid that had just moved there all I wanted was to be in the "cool" group. But my first year there didnt go as well as I wanted, I fell into the croud and had my own group of friends but yet still wasn't happy. As I watched from the outside what the "cool" group did to other people surprised me, they would kick people out and be completely rude to everyone who wasnt in there group. Long story short, my current bestfriend was in the "cool" group and reached out to me and we became really close, and by my 8th grade year I was in that group. Many people may think that the effect a clique has on you wont make a difference in your future but I dont find that true at all. In highschool cliques aren't as bad and immature as they were in middle school but they still were around. The people you hung out with, you were stuck with, you were known from being in that group. If you were a band geek even if you stopped being in band that was your label. That can effect alot of people, going there highschool as the loner or the nerd would defently put an effect on your future. You could go into the job force with that mind set that no one wants to be your friend or that redicule might stick with you and push you to change. So no matter what dont let a clique label you and be yourself. :)