When I lived in a small town called Crestview, Florida, I was known as a skater

or punker. This was because of the way I dressed, the way I talked, the way I wore my

hair and the music that I listened to. Because I was known as a skater people had a

preconceived opinion of me. What I mean is that people treated me differently because

of their concept of me. Even though some people got to know me pretty well, some still

thought that I was a stereotypical skater. I really was not a typical one, which is what I

First, most stereotypical skaters do drugs; I won't and never will, but because of

my stereotype a lot of people thought that I did drugs. A lot of skaters are also very rude.

I am a very polite person, which a lot of p

Now I am not as much of a skater, clothes and hair wise, because of all the grief

about all stereotypes and the world would be a better place for everyone who lives in it

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