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A style of life found primarily among middle school and high school females, AKA shorties.  ([Unfortunately], recent occurrences would suggest that there is a troubling trend of drama being reported among high school males, reference Dyl, Cackins, Camara).  Said style of life manifests itself in [exaggeration], recurring anxiety, and an uncanny knack of keeping the issue at hand alive for days, weeks, months, and even years.

The careful observer will note that there are different genres (if you will) of drama focusing on the following issues (note that this list is not conclusive):
-	Boyfriends who can not make up their mind and date girls, AKA Shorties, repeatedly, therefore causing [unnecessary stress] not for the girl in question, but rather for their best friends who just may possibly “like” said boyfriend
-	CBA members, players, games, comments
-	[Freudian Slips] of the term “bitch”
-	Girlfriends who talk trash 
-	Dance
-	Sleepovers (this would be more geared towards the male population who still holds true the idea that males should have sleepovers at the mature age of 17)
-	Guys who try to “mack it” with girls, AKA Shorties, who are already taken by other guys (again, this would be geared towards the male population who feel that the appropriate call to action would be a fight at Foster Field after the Homecoming Dance.  This undoubtedly would not settle the matter, and actually only leads to law enforcement intervention and an [unfortunate] series of arrests).
-	Homecoming Dance
-	Graduation 
-	The “she said that…” 
-	Occurrences at football games
-	CHS
-       Deciding who should be chosen to be a passenger in your car while traveling to any and all activities to be held at said CHS

An [unfortunate] breeding ground for drama would be the AOL [Instant Messenger].  Said venue is a commonly used forum to deal with drama because copying and pasting brewing conversations over drama can be sent to others for advice and consent; caps, italics, bolding and smiley faces can be used to portray feelings of emotion; and conversations can be saved, printed and/or posted in emails for future reference.

A way to combat drama is not allow it to reproduce.  Any and all means must be used to achieve this result.

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