^^ My brother, who is just 2 years older than I, is one of the factors on why I am a tom-boy. When we were little, we would play war with our stuffed animals. And when I went over to my very spoiled cousin Ariel's house, I would spend all day pulling the heads off of her many Barbie and Kent dolls.

I have that exact same thing all the time. In addition to my mother, I have my sister too.

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I hate that too. I like sports and all, but imaginary stuff takes precedence in my mind, which puts me below some girls I know that are totally commited to sports, but are very, very girly. I'm getting sick of being a wallflower.

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Yeah, me too. I'm not as into sports and I just like to have fun, and not be so competitive and perfect. I've always had guys who were some of my best friends but now I'm in a new school where I don't know anyone that well, and it's like to talk to a guy you have to have a crush on him.

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Urg! The switch from middle school to high school is a huge ordeal.

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I don't get that, luckily. We have the girly-girls and us, where 'us' is me and a few of the sane girls in my class. In my group of friends of about 12, 7 of them are guys. I love sports and play them loads but I'm not great at all of them. In my class, to be classed as a 'tomboy' means that you don't spend half an hour at lunch time in the bathroom with a make-up bag.

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You're lucky; at my school it's like the popular people, the wannabes, and me. I used to have friends when I was in elementary (who were basically the people who made me a tomboy) but just my luck, they both moved.

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I don't even know any other tomboys in rl. sad.

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I actually love sport, I'm best at rugby and basketball There don't seem to be any other tomboys around in my school. The people who I hang out with are all the people who don't really fit in, like me. And then when we were talking about random things, and I said that my best friend was a guy, suddenly everyone is going 'You've got a boyfriend, you've got a boyfriend!' It drives me mad. There is so much pressure on younger teenagers to get a boyfriend!

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Meh...my sister's friend has a 'boyfriend', but becuase they are only thirteen, 'going out' consists of not talking to each other, not going near each other, occasionally passing notes to each other..etc...

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My best friends are all boys, so I get the boyfriend stuff a lot. Really stinks.

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Ugh, boyfriends *rolls eyes* Personally, I think they can be more trouble than they're worth while ppl are still in high school. lol

My friend, who is a boy, says that it is just not worth it to get a girl/boy friend at an early age. Alot of fighting, he says. He is 21 and I am 16, so I just ask him about such things.

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I would be okay with the fighting aspect I go to an all-girls school so there are not so many guys to talk to I met the guy I said about, one of my best frineds, on a LotR fansite

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I could have gone to an all-girls school, but I chose to go to a mixed one...nothing against the same-sex schools, but I'd absolutely hate it. My old friend went there and she says everyone's so catty and arrogant. And there wouldn't be any guys to disrupt the class

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Sure! I mean, guys are more spontaneous (generally speaking) and they can make any occasion funny!

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And we love the time wasting Without guys in my class, I'd have to endure 50 minutes of Science without a single attempt at setting a table on fire...

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