Everyday as I walk through the doors of my high school, I am overcome by the sight that I see. Certain groups only contain people with brand-name clothes and shoes on. Another group contains the people with pants so baggy they look big enough to house a circus and shirts with skatin g logos on them. And as I pass each group I begin to get the urge to turn back around and walk back through the doors I had just entered. Over the past two years I've begun to understand why high school is so often dreaded by teens.
People are no longer willing to see a person for who they are.
They only see the outside and make their harsh judgment without even allowing themselves to get to know the person. They don't realize that their judgment could really hurt that person. They only care about their image, and that makes them cold-hearted and stuck up. I am the middle child out of three in my family. I remember my older brother going through that stage of having to have the most expensive shoes and clothes, and I also remember that he eventually grew out of it.