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| View Poll Results: How important do you think secondary school was in shaping who you are? | ||||||
| Everything that happened in high-school was a nonsense. Completely different person |
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1 | 14.29% | |||
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| I have strong memories that have followed me but negative (being bullied, etc.). |
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2 | 28.57% | |||
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| High-school was a breeding ground for my personality (for good and/or bad) |
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1 | 14.29% | |||
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| Half-and-half/unsure/etc. |
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3 | 42.86% | |||
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Do you consciously feel like they were quintessential in shaping you or do you feel like the high-school you and the you of today are two completely, completely different people (even besides the inevitable and invariable changes what come with increasing age, experience and maturity)?
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