20 People Who Attended Their HS Reunion Share What They Saw
I don't have a dog in this fight, as I moved away from my small town and never looked back. But it is interesting to hear from those people who have attended their high school reunions.
Published 1 year ago in Feels
I don't have a dog in this fight, as I moved away from my small town and never looked back. But it is interesting to hear from those people who have attended their high school reunions.
Have people changed? If so, have they changed for the better? What's your high school crush up to? What careers do people have? These are things that people share from what would typically be a cringeworthy event.
Thanks to AskReddit, we've collected some of the most intriguing experiences from those folks brave enough to hit up their reunion. Kudos to them for having the guts to not only go, but then share what they experienced on the internet. For that we thank you.
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I don't have a dog in this fight, as I moved away from my small town and never looked back. But it is interesting to hear from those people who have attended their high school reunions.
Have people changed? If so, have they changed for the better? What's your high school crush up to? What careers do people have? These are things that people share from what would typically be a cringeworthy event.
Thanks to AskReddit, we've collected some of the most intriguing experiences from those folks brave enough to hit up their reunion. Kudos to them for having the guts to not only go, but then share what they experienced on the internet. For that we thank you.2
The school gang of bad boys were: 2 dead - one car crash/ one drug overdose, 1 committed suicide, one worked is a tech store, one worked 2 jobs because he was paid child support to 3 women (remember, kids, condoms are a good thing), one actually turned his life around and got a bachelor's degree in English and was a middle school English teacher and the last one was working for his dad because he got kicked out of uni. -Kaiser935
That my friend was still alive and he was equally surprised that I was. We got into drugs together right after HS, we ended up being so messed up that one night we robbed each other (he sold me a bag of actual grass and I gave him a dollar instead of a 20 and we both ran in opposite directions and never spoke again. The friendship ended, no one even confronted the other.
10 years later at my HS reunion, I see him sitting in the corner, we were both sober and looking great. I walk over to him and first thing he says to me was "OMG I THOUGHT YOU'D BE DEAD" and I said the same thing back to him... we talked the rest of the night, and he didn't even remember why we stopped talking in the first place, just that we were both in a very dark place when we parted ways lol. Anyway we both felt it best we leave the friendship there and did not exchange numbers or anything but I'm glad he's alive. -poo_smudge9
At some point of our 10y reunion I asked the girl I had a crush on back in 7/8th grade if she knew that I had a crush on her. I just thought it was fun talking about that as adults. Turns out she texted me several times the next days, we met again and now, almost 6yrs later we're engaged (for 2yrs... but didn't marry yet ;)) we have a house, a child, second child on the way and everything is great. Not what I expected back then. -juleztb14
Back in high school, there was one girl who was extremely popular, extremely pretty, and seemed totally unapproachable from my vantage point. She was also really catty, embodying a lot of the “Mean Girl” stereotypes.
Talking with her at the reunion, it turned out that she was very insecure, and had a very tenuous home life for which she was compensating and now she is extremely kind, full of gratitude, and just really down to earth. I love seeing that sort of change in people! -Hetvenfour21
My wife and I hosted our 10 years in 2014. We arranged everything via Facebook figuring it was the easiest way to reach people. We left the group open so people could add people who had been married and weren't easily searchable due to changing their names. Well, this person added themself and started making trouble about everything - they literally had a complaint about every aspect of what my wife and I were planning.
The issue was nobody had ever heard of this person. We looked in our yearbook and they weren't in it. We were getting messages from dozens of people about their behavior in the group and who this person even was. So my wife asked. Apparently, they got kicked out of their high school final semester of their senior year and came to our school for three months.
When the reunion came around they were the first to show up, sat quietly in a corner and left early. I still have no idea who this person is. -Speechisanexperiment