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Printablesuperspaceboy said: Considering I went to an all boy catholic HS and I'm gay, I'm not too sure I want to go to mine, though I know I'd look better than most of those guys.
DO IT!!! I'm not mad at you, I'm mad at the dirt. | |
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my 20th will be next year 
on my 15th i went, signed in, and left. I even skipped the prom to hang with my black and italian friends, i recall that night we went to shadyside on the east end to throw bricks at the rich white people's houses 
I did NOT enjoy high school. | |
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Anxiety said: Ocean said: I went to my 10 year one....it was funny to see the differences in people
 i do want to see balding, pot-bellied jocks and xanax-addled popular girls who now wear elastic-waist mom jeans and kitty sweaters just like their moms did 20 years ago. i'll put it this way: if they made a video of our 20 year reunion, i wouldn't buy it but i would netflix it. if it was good, i might illegally copy it.  | |
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i deleted my invite e-mail.
it was via classmates.com, and there was some kind of web forum for my graduating class where you fill in all your info as to what you've been doing, what you look like now, etc. i was tempted to fill it out, but then i started thinking of what kind of mutants would try contacting me if i did. so i deleted the source of my temptation. | |
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i didnt even attend my graduation | |
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Not well-off enough to go to my 20th reunion. And am pretty much on record for not giving to my class's alumnae fund, which is a huge no-no in those circles. Part of me logically says that being an institution operating on a massive budget with a yearly upper school tuition of $21,000, why do they need my measley pennies? They operate on at least 1.5 million in annual alumnae gifts alone, not to mention alumnae that die and just leave them money in the form of lifelong trusts and fellowships. Ethically, though, part of me feels guilty for not readily giving back to a place that gave so much to me. So, I'm not ready for my 20th reunion, they expect big things from their alums, and I still have a looooong way to go. I can't even compete with alumnae contributions listed from the class of '32  | |
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I missed my 20-year, but went to my 25-year. There were some guys and girls I wanted to see, and luckily they were all there.
It was nice catching up with them. However, I doubt I'll go to any more HS reunions. | |
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