This story takes place, it all began in an odd way all the way back in the beginning of sophomore year of high school. It started to happen when I fell asleep in my math class almost every day. The teacher assigned the seats by last name alphabetical order and my last name starts with a C. Half the kids in the class thought I was a weird or pathetic guy because I couldn’t stay up the first class of school! The reason why is because my assigned seat was the first row right next to the whiteboard. I was embarrassed. The good thing is that the other half of the class didn’t care about me. Until there was this one girl who was observing how I slept in class and giggled whenever the teacher told me to stand up in the back of the class. I thought to myself “wow this girl is actually giggling at me standing up in the back of class all because I can’t stay awake.” I was fifteen years young so I didn’t know what that meant and I honestly thought it was mean. Never knew it was a “figure of attraction.” The math class wasn’t even hard for me, I just had the habit of sleeping every single day and my math teacher got sick of it. A month later I got kicked out and sent to another math class. I felt bad but I couldn’t stay up in class no matter what I did. I tried drinking an energy drink an hour before the class started, it didn’t work. The night before, I would try to get at least seven hours of sleep… yet it still couldn’t work. So, when I got kicked out the class I never knew her name nor talked with her. I was a bit curious of what her name was but at the same time I wasn’t because she laughed at me. If something that bothers me, I want to know the reason behind it. Not going to lie, she was one of the cutest girls in that class too. Probably why I noticed her before anyone else. A few weeks later, I didn’t feel bad because I didn’t fall asleep and math wasn’t my first hour class anymore. I also wasn’t curious about the girl situation because all I remembered about her was she laughing at me several times. I used to take everything serious at this age and took jokes to the heart. The principle changed my whole schedule and it felt weird. I had to introduce myself to new people and I was shy and quiet kid. The only friends I had was the friends I knew from middle school which I rarely seen them. The first few weeks, I felt very uncomfortable. I thought to myself eventually I’ll have to make new friends so therefore, I did and I was becoming less shy nearly every day of the school year. I would say most of the people I’ve met during this year was just introducing to one another, nothing past that. All because I was shy and quiet most of the time. I started off talking with the nerds. The reason why being is because I was addicted to games at the time and no one would be interested in chatting about games except them. When I got annoyed a week or two talking about games, I just went to go talk with a different type of group. The second group I approached was ethnicity groups. I jumped from Asians, to Hispanics, to every other ethnicity in the school to experience and learn how they’re differ from each other. It wasn’t that bad to be honest. Out of everything that I learned from the girls and boys in school is that everyone is different in a way no matter what their race or color they are. I didn’t really get to know them much because I kept jumping back and forth between all the groups in the school. Basically, I’m just an acquaintance to everyone that I’ve introduced myself to. They didn’t know much about me but I knew more about them because I observed how they acted around different people and with me not around. I think it’s funny to see how people act different around others. But anyways, I met all different kinds of people in the matter of a two months. That’s probably why everyone knew who I was but never knew anything about me. If you went to the same school as I did, I would be that kid who was quiet, energetic, and sometimes makes a fool of himself. I was that “all-around” kid!