Do you go to High School reunions?

we passed through thick& thin in my last year of high school in 2004 for we lost around 12 students in 8 weeks after an outbreak.,i dint want anything to do with the school but recently i visited for reunion& my spirit was so satisfied& it felt good..thanx

Nah! I just don't like going to reunions because I think that is the time wherein many plastic people come over and do their "senseless" thingy! Hehe!

Besides I also don't have close friends back in highschool. Hehe!

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I am not sure if I will go but will most likely be expected to help organize it. There is only a handful of people I care to see and someone I don't. Not because I don't like the person, but because I like them too much. I am not sure if I could handle it. Of course there is a chance the person won't come.

Yeah but I think in a way it could be seen as a popularity contest. People asking you what you do for a living if you are married, have kids, went to college, etc. Sure they are just trying to make small talk or maybe see how successful you are. f course I don't think success should be measured by the job and salary you have, but that is me. I don't really care what people think.

So the only reason I may go is to see those few people I care to see. It will not be until next year so we'll see.

hi sherry! for me high school reunion is cool!
me if given a chance i would love to attend on it...not for the people who don't care about me on those high school days, but for people who cares for me, like my friends!
i graduated from high school i think for more than 10 years now but didn't have any reunion yet...but i am looking forward to it...i miss my classmates and friends and i think its the best time to be with them again and enjoy...and having our family in it will add the fun...
i am excited to see my friends after ten years and how they are and also would love to meet their families...
i think we can't really avoid that "show off" time and it happens anywhere and in any party, just remember that you are going there to meet old friends...and have fun...
have a nice day!

Hello Sherry,
I passed out of high school six years back and we have had a reunion once. I was not in town so I could not attend it. However, I am not too keen on attending reunions because I am already in touch with my friends at that time and I do not really care to meet up with everyone and anyone. Most of my batchmates have left the town as well so not even one third of the batch is available.

I was very surprised when I went to my 15th reunion in 2005 that many that wouldn't have given me the time of day in high school, now had much more in common with me now. We have talked weekly, and one girl daily since then. People change,and you should at least give them the benefit of the doubt. Not everyone goes for the reason of making it a popularity contest.

I graduated over 30 yrs ago and haven't been to a reunion. Actually, I never heard there WAS a reunion, but I probably wouldn't have gone even if I did.

I heard later that there was a reunion and wondered why I hadn't received an invitation. My mother still had the same last name as I did in high school and lived in the same house that I did for all 18 yrs until I left to join the Marine Corps, so it's not like someone couldn't have found me through a letter to my last known address at my mom's.

I mentioned it to her one day and she really didn't say anything, so I'm betting I did get some mail there and she probably tossed it. Would be just like here, LOL.

At any rate, I doubt I would have gone. I left home straight from graduation to join the Marine Corps so I really had no ties there any longer. I wasn't popular and had few friends and even lost touch with those shortly thereafter and didn't have anything in common with any of them. I saw no reason to want to reassociate myself with a time that wasn't very pleasant in my life.

That's really good to keep in touch with school-mates. I have not made it to the reunions, but I do try to keep in touch by mail, phone, email, as often as I can. Friends are friends always!

Honestly I believe most people just go to reunions to see who got fat, who is divorced and whose life is going down hill, becuase if there was someone you've been missing from high school or college you know you can find them. But its up to you if you want to reconnect with old friends then go right ahead.

I just had my 1st year away from High School and no way do I want to go back. Just like your friend, I see the people I want to see, why would I want to go see those awkward people that I never really talked to in High School. I had a large graduating class of probably four hundred graduates, give or take a few. It amazes me that some try to add me to facebook now, after we've both graduated, and for the four years while we were in High School, we never talked. But on the other hand there are those who I see at my University now, who I was never friends with in High School but we get a long great now! So it all depends on how I feel in 10-15 years I guess, when we actually have a reunion.