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Someone asked a question once “Why do the popular kids friends get less attention?” Well here is the answer The popular kids probably get more attention because they’re… popular it’s literally in the name as the popular kids friends are probably going to get replaced later on. If the popular kids friend is popular they will probably have no issue finding another friend/friend group but if they’re unpopular then this could be a challenge. Now they could have different levels of finding friends based on how social they are Social: easy. (Just need to be nice enough to become friends) In between: both (they could loose some trust though). Not social: most likely to talk to their self instead of finding new friends. If you’re not social like me then you will probably find social media (huge mistake) and if they post anything about their feelings they are probably going to get bullied online/cyber bullied and their confidence will go down. Also they are probably going to get used as a map and people will ask where the popular kid is every single second,every single millisecond when they are just minding their own business trying to take a break from talking.
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