As these teenagers typed their hearts out, the older geeks responded. But high school ends. Life will get better and you will love it. And I bet it's gotten a lot worse. But I don't want to dwell on the massacre and its aftershocks.
High school's a bizarre reality warp that seems unescapable.
For geeks and nerds and the rest of those at the bottom of high school's social food chain, it seems like graduation's never going to come, and when it does come, that life won't get any better. The oppression of administrators, teachers and students can make you feel like a styrofoam cup floating 10,000 feet below the surface of the ocean. The pressure's almost unbearable, and it can make you feel like you have no alternatives, like you're trapped in a cyclopean, never-ending maze. And it's those good things that you need to focus on, because in the end, they are the things that will carry you through to graduation. And after graduation, things do get better.