
Chances are, you were probably a cheerleader at some point in your life. However, the people who stuck with it all the way through high school know that leaving it behind also left some tell tale signs you were a cheerleader.
This is a bullet proof way to impress your friends… and get a little laugh when they try to do it too.
We all know the struggle of having no social life during competition season.
Even though you aren’t a current cheerleader, you still remember the blood, sweat, and tears you put in to every practice and you will defend it until your last breath.
And your non-cheer friends will never have the same bond with you.
Flying around the country and seeing new places with your best friends? Yes please!
Sure, the 2 minutes and 30 seconds during the routine were hell, but it paid off in the end.
Managing your time with practices, working together with people you don’t like, self-disipline, the list goes on and on.
And thats why we have trust issues.
Because you know that’s not how cheerleading actually is.
Even when you haven’t stretched in a month.
Gossiping and blasting music with your whole team was so much fun.
Nothing says bad luck like not doing your hand shake with your best friend before taking the mat.
After face-planting in tumbling passes and getting slapped, cut, and bruised everyday, your whole body is basically numb.
But you just can’t get yourself to throw them away.
Either way, its something that has prepared you for the rest of your life.
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