I have a vision

Most people look good if they hit the gym, groom themselves, don't smell, and dress appropriately, but honestly if you have confidence you can look like shit, and still pull off some crazy stuff, not that I recommend anyone looking like shit, or smell, people need to have some self respect too, but a little confidence doesn't hurt.

Dude, it's getting kind of alarming how obsessed you are with this good looking people vs not good looking people. Try to not let it get to you too much. It'll just ruin your day and make you miserable, whilst not making any difference to other people.

Yeah he had that speech about that console that one time. Total humble brag speech, but I enjoyed it.

Public school and TV destroyed my social development. I feel like I have a right to complain.

We all grow old, wrinkle up like prunes and lose our hair, eventually. Don't worry, Spirit Bomb. Pretty soon you'll look up your old classmates and see they all got fat. Old age is the equalizer.

Private school killed mine. As far as I'm concerned, non-coed schools are child abuse.

Before I studied in United States I went to a private Catholic school with just boys in Central America. What happens is that you can get your degree on the 11th year, so when I came they allowed me to do the 12th with the excuse of learning English that way, and I end up having 2 High School diplomas, but because the year schedule is different, I also did half of the 11th year, and then all 12th. I graduated with honors, and I was even mentioned in the Providence Journal as one of the best students in the State, I was only taking AP classes for Calculus, Chemistry, and Physics, but that's because I already knew everything from graduating before. I was also in the Soccer team. That said, that year, and the half, was a new world to me, coming from an all boys Catholic school, to seeing girls everyday, I felt in paradise. It was also easy for me to stand out in East Greenwich because I was the only foreigner in the whole High School. Girls would take me to dates, then drop me back home because I didn't have a car, I always felt like a prostitute, but it was eye opening to see that here the culture was different, and that it was OK for girls to take the lead. Back home in an all boys Catholic school everytime we made school parties we had to invite the neighbor girls-only Catholic schools. Those girls were easy to get makeouts, and feel them up, but for the most part they would not go pass that. Here was a whole different scene. One time for example we had a party at a classmate's house, and we end up playing strip poker, the girls lost all their clothes because we were kind of cheating, and they stayed naked after that, then everyone was drinking, and soon blowjobs were happening, and the rest was pretty much an orgy. Those are things I never got to experience back in my Catholic School, only in Rhode Island. So I understand that difference from private to mixed, and it is big.