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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Is she pretty or good at sports? Those were the popular girls when I was growing up. Also the popular ones seemed to be a bit more wordly. Not mean, but a sharpness to them. Sometimes sarcastic or mocking. I guess that made them interesting to other girls. [/quote] Really? DP here. I am surprised that the mean girls were popular in your school. The mean girls were shunned in my rich high school (I wasn't rich), where the nicer you were, the more popular you were. It helped to be pretty, but it definitely hindered to be any kind of mean. I think being sharp, jabbing and not inclusive as being a lower class thing.[/quote] I have literally never heard this point of view before, from anyone.[/quote] +1 "DP" never saw mean girls or was in a country club with kid cliques. OP asked for last resort help and the worldly girls thing is a thing. If the trend was to be nice and inclusive, OP wouldn't have an issue, would she?[/quote] Probably that poster was in the cool girl clique, and didn't notice or doesn't remember how the other kids felt around them.[/quote]
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