Schooldays

[Guest RetrdEscrt]

I recently received an invite to a school reunion which got me thinking back to my unlamented schooldays,now i went to Beverly Hills High for my sins and i admit i was no brainiac my favorite subjects were the drama/art/music/track and field .I could never get the point of math and science but hey thats just me-I'm a typical Californian TFK (Thats Trust Fund Kid to the un-intinated ).

 

From about 9th grade i was 'out' at school i was quite brazen about it and it did get me beaten a couple of times but i think my main contribution apart from playing Danny in Grease was that there are at least a dozen kids who got their dicks sucked for the first time courtesy of me.I went through at least half the football team which was very cool especially as i have a thing for big muscular guys -I'm the ultimate 'size queen' .

 

Now the reunion is the end of February and i haven't seen some of these guys and girls in nearly 10 years (i left in 1990)and its got me wondering what they have got up to,I'm looking forward to seeing some old friends-at school 75% of my friends were female -go figure !and i havent kept in touch,it will be quite fun when they ask 'what did you do when you left school'-I dont know whether to reply well hon' i became a highly paid male prositiute-well it beats working for a living .

 

Anyway were your schooldays good or bad ? were you out or closeted and did those locker room showers bring out any hidden feelings :o

[+ Lucky]

I don't think any of us lusted after schoolchildren.We were into the teachers, the coaches, the security guards, the crossing guards....

As far as those showers, I never once looked at another guy naked unless a) he was wet or b) bending over, or c) sporting a boner.

[Luv2play]

Well, I'm from another era and place. I went to an upscale boys private school which was very sports oriented so had lots of jocks around. I was rather bookish but that was OK since scholastics were also stressed. Well, when I saw all the hunky older guys in the showers for the first time, something stirred in me!!! I never did get to suck any of those gorgeous dicks at that time but about 10 years later I did meet up with one of the football hunks who had been a student there and he had become an actor. We went to bed and had an incredible night of sex. Later he went on to become a big star on American television during the eighties. The last I heard he got married to some broad in Hollywood to protect his image. x(

[Spida]

School was interesting for me to say the least! I went to 3 different High schools in 4 years. Twice we moved and once I got expelled from the school all together. I didn't give a fuck what anyone thought, I was recruited to play football and wrestle in each school but I hated the jocks so I didn't.. I was an A student that sat in the back with the druggies was high in most of my classes and started trouble.. I ended up with some good friends one of which I had sex with in high school! He was pretty hot and one that I met up with about 5 years later, the sex sucked (HA!! literally) at first but got better as he relaxed! We are still friends almost 10 years later and we played about a month ago.. Just keeps getting better!!

 

Oh by the way LOVED the showers!!

[Guest jeffOH]

I HATED high school! I went to Portsmouth East High...class of '81 and graduated 6th in my class with a 3.864 gradepoint.

I was voted Most Studious, Best Dressed and I tied with another guy for Most Likely to Succeed...LOL! I couldn't wait to get out of there.

 

Most of the girls in my class were my friends. I had just a couple of guy friends. Several of the guys took every opportunity they could to harass me...sissy in grade school, homo in middle school and finally faggot in high school.

 

Funny, now most of my friends are men(gay, bi and straight)and I have just a couple of female friends.

 

I've never gone back for a reunion and I don't keep in touch with anyone from my class.

 

JEFF

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[Guest Hole_4_Hire]

>I HATED high school! ...I've never gone back for a reunion and I don't keep in touch with anyone from my class.

 

I'm with Jeff on this one.

 

I did have a "day job" with someone that attended high school with me. He constantly tried to talk about the "good ole days" and some of the common people we knew. It got to the point that I avoided him at all costs because I could never remember the people he talked about and couldn't recall the experiences he cited.

 

I didn't like them then and have no use for them now. x(

[Guest Alias726]

This thread comes at an interesting time. Just the other night I was thinking how relieved I am that I never had any sexual contact/fantasies come true with my group of friends in high school.

As a child, around 8, I would mess around with the neighborhood Russian boy, fair, pale and uncircumcised, which was exciting. But my friends in my teen years never caught my eye in that way. We were all rather nerdy and scrawny.

I can't imagine how it would have affected the friendship if I had tried to seduce or attempt to mess around with a friend at that age. We've all remained friends, outgrowing the scrawny and obtaining more interests that Star Trek or Ultimate Frisbee. But what a relief it never 'came up'.

 

 

You can call me Homosexu-Al.:+

[VaHawk]

Does that mean you were always looking at yourself in the mirror? :7

Although there were classmates I had the hots for, the guy I had the biggest hots for was my senior year physics teacher! God, I can still see him, he was only 25 when I was 17, from Scotland, short about 5'7", super, super handsome face and LOL a big, fat cock that hung all the way to his knee!!! :9 Damn, he didn't need a Louisville slugger to play baseball. :7

[Justice]

>Anyway were your schooldays good or bad ? were you out or

>closeted and did those locker room showers bring out any

>hidden feelings :o

 

 

I had a mixed experience. I loved elementary school. Hated Junior High School. (I would have given my left arm (I'm left handed) if we could have moved from the town where my father's family has lived since the 1930's. I still live here.) I came into my own in high school. I had a few bad experiences in High School, but nothing like Junior High.

 

In High School, I didn't hang with the "popular" crowd (most of whom were jerks anyway). I had a tight circle of friends (most of whom are str8, some of whom I've known since kindergarten), an equal number of girls and guys, that made it a wonderful experience. (There were over 800 people in my class.) I was a band geek who just happened to be friends with the football. We won the State Championships the year that I graduated. Until 2002, I had an unbroken record of attending every home football game since1975. (I missed the entire 2002 season, because of my father's illness.) Two of my friends were almost dropped from my social circle because they had the nerve to date/fall in love with/marry people who graduated from our biggest rival. That's something that normally just isn't done.

 

I never lusted after any of my classmates. There were a couple of teachers that I had the major hots for though.

 

I not only attend my reunions, I help plan them. We just started planning our 30th and its not until 2005!

 

 

My younger brother and sister had miserable times in High School. They want nothing to do with the people who they graduated with or their reunion. Several of my friends have siblings who graduated with one or both of my siblings and I'm constantly having to politely explain why my siblings won't be attending their reunions. (Their classmated know that I help plan my reunions.)

[+ deej]

My 30th will be right around yours, although I probably won't attend.

 

It's not that I had a lousy time in high school. I had a FABULOUS time! I'd carefully cultivated a rep as the school goody-goody so I could swing by the office and say "running errands for the band" and disappear for the day no questions asked. THEY didn't have to know I was on my knees in the local boothstore all afternoon!

 

I had great friends too. We remain in touch.

 

I went to the 10-year reunion and it was an absolutely abysmal experience. I was there accidentally. I happened to be in town and saw the announcement in the paper. None of my friends were there -- just the people I'd hated in HS and 10 years hadn't improved them any.

 

I stayed just long enough to shove the rubber chicken around the plate, listen to a few stories about how proud of the hubbie ... oogle pictures of the 3 kids ... swoon over the hot jock who was still hot ... lament over the once-hot jocks that had huge beer bellies ...

 

I just bolted. Went to a friend's house and we got a little ripped and had a grand old time.

 

Never again will I attend a reunion.

[Guest Dan]

I was also into hairy stud in jr high whose locker was next to mine in gym class for two years. He dated my friend and neighbor Debbie! When I saw him with her I was like WHOA! He was really jazzed to formally meet me, telling her that our lockers were right next to each other. I hated her for breaking up wiht him because we were in different periods at the end of jr high, so i never got to see him! Otherwise, jr high sucked!

 

I had a lot of fun in high school though. I had crushes on quite a few of my classmates, particuarly one that was like 6' tall and hairy. I used to liek always run to the showers to shower with him. I was thrilled to end up in Spanish class with him and he took a shine to me, but we never became close friends.

 

I was also in both band and choir and yet, never fooled around with anyone! I recently ran into a choirmate who I've actually known from Sunday school since we were 10. But, he's with someone and isn't as cute as he used to be! He was good friends with a girl from choir who was in love with me for years. He said that he was going to tell Janice why she never was able to get anywhere with me!

 

Um, sorry. What was the question?

 

BTW, am I the only one that wasnt to do some research and find out the name of the student who played Danny Zuckow in Grease at Beverly???

 

 

 

Dan Dare

http://meetlocalmen.com/mlm/dandarela.html

[Guest Charon]

When I die, I'm going straight to heaven, because I already did my time in hell.

 

High School in small town North Carolina for a world-traveling, intellectual, geeky kid was only a marginal improvement over junior high school in Biloxi, Mississipi. (My father was military).

 

I wasn't just a closet case, I was a basket case. I hung out with the druggies, and imagined I was the most miserable person on earth. (I was a rather morbid boy with delusions that my misfortunes were somehow more special than others.)

 

Fortunately, college was fantastic, and I've never looked back. I'm happier now than I've ever been, and I don't have any interest in going back. Perhaps my feelings might be different if it had been my home town, rather than just a town that had been my home.

 

I'm finding the thread interesting, because I'd always rather thought that all of us had miserable high school experiences, though logic would dictate some enjoyed themselves.