posted October 28, 2010 07:38 AM         

The Aries teenager is likely to be highly achieving in school, either that or a compleate rebel. They're generally not very content with their family life due to arguments and misbehaviour, their outlook on life is somewhat impractical but their hearts are normally in the right place.

posted October 28, 2010 08:16 PM         

It's always been 'My Way', somehow that's not changed much lol. Then again, I do not have kids, maybe that's why I can afford the luxury of my selfishness.

Maybe the Aries moon influence?

posted October 28, 2010 11:36 PM         

It saved me couple times and of course did the opposite when I overestimated things and how people whould react.

Outlook on life vary laid back, I still recall the time when it was exam time and my mom compared me and my sister.

My sister whould be worried, stresed and I whould be relaxing watching tv.

The downside is after I turned 18 and got into College.

I found out I was in the wrong College, lots of ground to catch up and should be like my sister

I ended up becoming more serious and catching up some lost ground and going in the direction I want to be.

my sister on the otherhand became more laid back and is the opposite now.

The problem is to make up for the lost ground everything is serious to me and I have to become laid back again or stop comparing myself to somone else and trying to reach the level that some one else is.

posted October 28, 2010 11:43 PM         

I'm an Aries, and was almost too good, according to others. I wasn't a problem child. I just didn't keep my mouth shut when I had a problem with mum's boyfriend. (I'd made that mistake as a small child, and I'd thought that Pluto in my 1st might have added to my mouthiness, but I guess that's what others would call being a teenager. )

I was hugely responsible, not into partying, and expected more from boys than most girls in my class at school. I looked after my sister (little Ms. Independence might balk at that, but we looked after each other), did my homework, and loved to draw. And then there were the kids that my family babysat. I adored those little ones. They were like extended family.

posted October 29, 2010 12:18 AM         

I was a typical cancer in that I was the moody emo teenager, I was also very much my rebellious Mars in Aries Square Uranus and the gemini venus that wanted to have alot of friends but couldn't because I didn't fit in in a fundamental way (12th house stellium). All I remember is alot of cultural conflict during these years...and a whole lot of comforming. Not pretty.

posted October 29, 2010 01:02 AM         

I was studious, though not the book-worm types, frequented the library more than anything else, was every teacher's pet(Jove in 10th) but also had a nasty reputation of being a "dangerous" person. A lot of kids were scared of me, didn't want to cross the line so as to say, felt I was sinister

Had only a handful of fights, displaying Scorpio ability to hit the raw nerve and then just walk, making the other person wonder if they had won or lost

Was into a lot of occult and spirituality and an avid reader. Also master of mischief and genius ideas to get through parents' restrictions on tv etc. but my sweet Cappy sis would end up getting caught

I've been a destiny's child, with a lot of grunge added

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posted October 29, 2010 04:46 AM         

OK, I'll say mine, which is Pisces,
In highschool I was the one who fit into all the groups and none at the same time. I never dressed according to a certain style consistently, which is one of the markers for being in a certain social group. This threw people off balance cos they didn't know how to read me, I'd change my style day-to-day, this is what people would ask "what is she, i can't figure her out". Style is for some reason a very important part of being a teenager. In the art classes I'd pretty much shine, and in art competitions others would see my finished work and then lie about how they need more time to work on their assignments and then copy my ideas, yes, for shame. lol. My poems were always read at school assemblies, I received a lot of writing awards. So in total, quite open and accepting but sometimes thrown under the rug and misunderstood :P I think I would have felt more comfortable belonging to just one group, but I had more interests than that, so it was really difficult.

posted October 29, 2010 09:56 AM         

ive been a good students with high academic achievements,ive been one of the best in sports the captain of basketball team and one of the best in soccer.Ive won some prizes in drama as the main actor but i didnt have a good relationship with teachers,with some of them i argued but with some other believe me they were few i had good relationships with a lot of respect.i also have been bullied a few times in elementary school but nothing serious.i tend to fight them back because i had some friends who were the strong ones!i stayed with my best friends and look for girls!
as for the family my parents were divorced i experienced sudden deaths in family but i was strong enough since 13 to move on and to see the life in an optimistic view probably from my moon in 9h!!!as for my look i worn serious things but modern!!!

posted October 29, 2010 11:12 AM         

I guess if I were to fit a stereotype in HS it was emo/scene (IT WAS 2004 OKAY and we werent as ridiculous as scene kids now, also we didn't listen to crappy music). I went to local shows every weekend to support my friends' bands. Lol this is kind of embarrassing to think about.

posted October 29, 2010 01:47 PM         

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didn't believe anyone when they said that about college, so I'd planned to avoid it. I changed my mind when I was nineteen, started to order in catalogues and to sort myself out - wanting to get out of Ohio, and completely forgot about Akron U. (which is a good school). I ended up not going anywhere, but I do regret not giving it a chance.
I didn't fit in either, for the most part; I was too quiet/shy/ and at the time, I thought I was ugly (thanks to most of the kids at school - I looked at old photos on a FB group, earlier on, and I didn't look any worse than the others. In fact, with some, I looked better than they did). I wasn't a stunner, but I looked better than I thought, in my teens and twenties.

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posted October 29, 2010 02:24 PM         

The problem in College is not fiting in its more of "Am I at the college I should be?".

I mean lets say an individual is intrested in law and attends Northwestern University,

is that degree from Northwestern University worth as much as a degree from Harvard and whould people look at the two graduates the same?.

Thats what I mean by lost ground vs my sister.

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Capircorn Rising
Gemini Sun, 5th house
Aries Moon
Mercury in Gemini
Venus In Tarrus
Mars In Cancer