As I have just started the second year of college I notice many people talking behind the first year student's backs saying stuff like "He's so ghetto" or "She's so trashy" etc... In my experience if a few people call you ghetto/trashy in the first week, that sticks for the rest of your time in college/school. It won't matter if you come into school the next week wearing a Gucci shirt, Diesel jeans and Air Jordans you are still marked as ghetto/trashy.
Aside from what you wear are you redeemable from your past actions? School is hard, kids are mean. Its unlikely someone's going to forget that time you called acted ratchet or that phase you went through when you wore doo-rags and super baggy pants to look like a rap star. But again the question remains are you redeemable from past mistakes or are you forever going to be looked on as that 'kid who once [insert ghetto/trashy act]' ?
Now we can easily see that this is the fault of those snide and insecure people who cake on makeup and slander people behind their backs but is there any way someone can redeem themselves and rise out of ghetto/trashiness and become 'cool/classy' ?
Thanks to Skitty for reminding me of the actions of a person as well as the clothes they wear
Aside from what you wear are you redeemable from your past actions? School is hard, kids are mean. Its unlikely someone's going to forget that time you called acted ratchet or that phase you went through when you wore doo-rags and super baggy pants to look like a rap star. But again the question remains are you redeemable from past mistakes or are you forever going to be looked on as that 'kid who once [insert ghetto/trashy act]' ?
Now we can easily see that this is the fault of those snide and insecure people who cake on makeup and slander people behind their backs but is there any way someone can redeem themselves and rise out of ghetto/trashiness and become 'cool/classy' ?
Thanks to Skitty for reminding me of the actions of a person as well as the clothes they wear
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