When your friends are 16, you’re still 15. When they are 18, you’re still 17. When they are 21, you’re still 20. I have experienced first-hand what it’s like being the youngest among the friend group. I am a sophomore in college and have yet to turn 18 (Dear July, why are you so far away?) And even then, I don’t turn 21 until AFTER college. I skipped 5th grade and went straight to middle school and that decision haunts me everyday. Us youngins are just always a year or two late to the party and it’s a struggle.
Therefore you spent at least a year and half always begging for a ride. When you do start driving, they act like there is a monkey behind the wheel…
…even though you are probably a better driver than they are.
…and I’m only 8 months younger than you!
“Let’s go to the club tonight, then get matching tattoos after”…oh wait, you’re still 17.
You tell them to go without you but you are high-key hoping they’ll stay in and have a movie night.
When you go out to eat they will all order margaritas and you will kindly ask for a water with lemon. Which also means you will ALWAYS be the DD.
…could be a good or bad thing depending on the situation.
Or the infamous “Oh I forgot how young you are!” or “Oh I forgot that you’re still a baby!”
Because people assume that you’re some sort of genius even if you’re not and why correct them?
Even though you are literally only. 8. Months. Younger.
This is you waiting for the teasing to stop and for your summer birthday to hurry up!
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