Story time... So not to long ago I go back to my old city I used to live at... Its not far from where I live now and I go there to spend the night with my friend. We go to the park which is also the SCHOOL where more of these story times will be about.. ( Shi. t that went down there it was CRAZY ) So we're are this park and ofc.. We be playing basketball. Some guys sitting at a bench start CAT CALLING AT ME. NO LIE. They had no idea my friends dad was literally the guy at the opposite bench ( NEXT TO THEM ).. So they saying some nasty stuff and having this kid thats like in 4th grade maybe... go back in forth on his scooter to tell me that one of those boys "Like me".. ( the guy that "Likes me" is like.. 17. ) Ofc, im disgusted and im like " Okay, and I care why? t. f " Him being the little messenger he is, goes back to the group of boys at the bench and says what I said. They get all mad. And we are going back in forth across that basketball court cussin'. So... Yeah. They got into trouble by my friends dad at the end. <3

BUT OML THE GUY THAT SAID HE "likes me" DONE BUILT LIKE HUMPTY DUMPTY.
Like, NO, t. f, I DONT WANT YOU.

Abelief about the attributes of members of a group of people is called?

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