- Registrado
- 10 de Feb, 2021
I want a band kid in highschool and while band had it's fair share of autists (aka the entire percussion group) even us band kids ragged on theater kids. No one in band was walking around with furry tails or looked like a gender blob, and the girls were normal and could make conversation with and were actually normal to date. Half of the theater kids were normal, and just liked stagecraft and building and performing in the annual musical and the rest were just performative attention seeking and based their entire life around it like they were going to be some famous actor or Broadway star. They would sing in the hallways and have these groups that would giggle obnoxiously on the halls a library and then act shocked when you told them the shut up. Most of them said they were non-binary and most people avoided them because they were not well adjusted people.I vaguely remember hearing about that. It was the kid's 15 minutes of fame. I'll never forget my experience dealing with theatre kids in highschool cause it was my first time meeting a pooner. That was weird.
One of my buddies was in theater and he had the lead role several years for the play and he was a phenomenal singer and performer. He probably would have gone quite far as a singer or actor because he was down to earth, had a great voice and was naturally funny. After graduating school he got married, started a family and was super involved in his church and was focussing on his family before he was going to decide if acting was for him but he died in a bad car wreck only a few years after graduating and I never saw him after graduation.