My Experience At Malverne High School

Took my first few steps in a new building hearing unfamiliar sounds of the bell and people. I didn’t know what to think of high school. Was it going to be just like the movies where everyone had a clique? The question I kept contemplating was where will I fit in? From experiencing love for the first time and the struggle of finding true friends explains my experience at Malverne High School.
I met him in fifth grade, I never thought I pictured myself dating him. We were friends and nothing more. Until both of us started gaining feelings for each other and decided to go out. Our love was infinite. From the good times, we had holding hands everywhere and the fun dates. This happiness only lasted five months. I pictured myself having my first and only boyfriend to be amazing where we would love each other forever. I thought we were going to prom together and we would be high school sweethearts at the end. But, that is not how it went at all. I noticed that we were complete opposites and never agreed on anything. From what I thought was real love supposed to lose all the happiness in order to

After the relationship, I was able to gain confidence and be strong. I realized that I didn’t need a boyfriend by my side in order to feel happy about myself or to tell me that I am beautiful. I just gained more confidence for myself and learned how to be more independent. With the friend situation, I learned which friends I can trust with personal information. Unlike the friends who talked behind my back, I only remained acquaintances with them. I do not trust them with anything. I already know that I won’t be continuing to be friends with them after high school. I was able to mature and grow as a person. At the end of high school, I was able to stand up for myself and speak up when people talked about me. Overall, my experience at Malverne was definitely different but I would never imagine myself in