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color gaurd
Is color gaurd popular like cheerleader, because my sister said that it was like being a cheerleader, but i dont know if that is true or not?
So, my question is this basically:
Are color gaurd people treated like how the cheerleaders are? (popular or not?)
Thanks ahead of time?
Hev
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In my school color guard is way better than being in the marching band and people realize that and tend not to think of you as a band fag. And the cheerleaders at my school aren't so popular nobody really likes them. I'm on the color guard and you aren't really thought of like a cheerleader cause cheerleading is a sport and color guard is a fine art.
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it kinda depends.. but colorguards isnt exactly the same as chederleaders. i have friends that are in colorguard and they say its a whole lot of work twirling the rifles and sabres and stuff like that. they usually get a lot of bruises from throwing rifles into the air.. but cheerleading and colorguard are also kinda the same except cheerleading dont do as much work
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Why do you care how people treat you?
honestly, that's the gayest thing I've ever heard.
popular people mean NOTHING.
might as well be goth...
that's a label too.
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At my school, everyone makes fun of the cheerleaders. If you do cheerleading at my school, you'd be a huge loser. I haven't really heard about color guards though. I mean people don't really classify you as a color guard or cheerleader, they just think of you as a person doing that. It's not really a big deal. Hope this helps.
-cindy <3
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I don't think it depends on whether you are in color guard or not, I'd say it just depends on the person. I have friends who are in color guard and band, as well as cheerleading and football, and they're all my friends no matter what they do. Stereotypically, girls in cheerleading are considered the popular, pretty girls, especially in movies and shows, but I am completely against that. It's not true at all, and there is no way anyone could make a connection between social status and your activities just like that. So, my answer is this basically:
Color guard people and cheerleaders are treated the same by their friends, but maybe not by the jerks around school who stereotype all the different groups. Hope I helped!
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Nope. Around here Color Guard isn't that popular.
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No, not geeks. They just aren't very popular. If you're 'popular' you're probably going to be a cheerleader or on the volleyball team. Nothing else.
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No.
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It definately depends on what school you go to.
Cheerleading and Color Guard are definately similar in ways. They both dance, wear sparkling uniforms, and are generally REALLY hyper. However, the Guardies tend to be associated with the band kids, and the cheerleaders with the popular kids.
They are similar in actions, not social statusies.
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Depends on your school. At my school, everybody is pretty much friendly with everybody else. And if there is a group of people you'd rather avoid, that's easy to do because there are a lot of us. But I've talked to other people who say that their schools do have that type of caste system, where the cheerleaders rule and whatnot. But really, being popular isn't the point of color guard. If you want to do it, do it for yourself, because it's fun and you want to be involved. If you want people to like you, be nice and have confidence. Being popular isn't all there is to life. Some people are "popular", but they have a really awful life. Just be yourself, and be proud of that.
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Well, it depends on your school.
Being in color guard is being part of the band. It's definately not being like a cheerleader. Yes, there is choreography but you just twirl flags. I'm not saying it's not complicated, because it can be. But cheerleading is alot more athletic than colorguard. And being in the colorguard, since you are part of the band, you may be considered a band geek. Depends on the reputation your band has in your school. In my school, they are well respected so being in color guard isn't something you'll be made fun of.
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