all movies related to a high school setting are always the same and extremely unrelatable

[blackpillednigga]

>insert "32 year old supermodel playing as a 15 year old that gets shoved into a locker by jocks but finally beats the jock and gets the girl" story for the billionth time

also in my high school the stereotype that bullies always do poorly in class or have bad grades was actually the other way around for me. the popular kids would always be the geniuses while I did slightly below average academic wise

 

[sexualeconomist]

The American highschool system and culture is cancer for incels and it's encourages gynocracy from a young age



It needs to be banned and gender( only 2 ) seperate even racially segregation schools need to be brought back

 

[sexualeconomist]

Nope

 

[Koomersarj]

It’s strange how the American high school movies of the 2000s always depicted a social structure where the people at the very top (popular kids/jocks) would punch down at the people at the very bottom (nerds/incels). In truth, the people most likely to pick on you are people just a step above you (low and mid-tier normies). Though Chads bullying incels does still happen, as rare as it is. Eric Harris for instance was bullied by jock Chads