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In my opinion, one of the hardest things about growing up is finding out who are and where you belong and sometimes you feel like you'll never find out who you are and where you belong.

At school, I am definitely not in with the popular clique and I don't really care that I am not. I don't know what people classify my clique is, but I can classify me as crazy, mysterious, quiet, and loud. Strange, maybe, but I have a split personality according to my astrology sign, Gemini. I love taking tests and when I take "what group you belong to" tests, I usually get goth, punk, and no classification.

On Whyville, I have a larger group that I hang out with than in real life. I think it contains 16 people, thanks to one of the members of our group who our really social. We are the group that just wants to have fun and a good time. Sometimes it can be at the expensive of others, though -- for example, if someone says, "If I am hot press 444 If im ugly press 123", we will press 123 even if you're the prettiest person.

I'm not sure how people think of us, but we don't care. We like to be original, especially me. I can get so torn up if I see someone with the same hair or same shirt, because I don't want to look like anyone else.

The main point is, try to find the group you feel you have the most fun with and feel the most comfortable around. Don't do something just because everyone else is doing it. Be yourself and you can do no wrong.