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It's time to say goodbye to that one teacher who Changed Your Life. When your last class ends you:

Give her a card in which you thank her for the profound impact she’s had on your life. You have tears in your eyes after you hug goodbye.

Tell her thank you. You make sure to let her know that she was one of your favorite teachers ever, but you don’t feel moved to make some emotional speech in front of her.

It actually doesn’t occur to you to do anything. Surely your actions in her class speak louder than any sappy sentiment.

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Your mom is letting you throw a legit ~*~*~rager~*~*~ in your backyard the day after graduation. Who ya gonna call?

EVERYONE. It’s important for y'all to gather in the same space one last time. And you hope everyone else is as willing as you are to put drama aside and savor this one last gathering of the class of 2016.

You’re not inviting your ex and his new girlfriend. And the kid who went around insisting that you only got into Princeton because your mother and brother went there—he can forget it. But you do open up the guest list some. You figure it won’t take too much out of you to tolerate a handful of annoying people one last time.

Your rager is actually a 12 person bon-fire. Thanks anyway, Mom, but you could care less about bringing people together!

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The cap toss at the end of your graduation ceremony is:

A moment rich in good vibes with a palpable, upbeat collective energy. And, yet again, you have some tears in your eyes.

A metaphor for entering the unknown, which excites you. You feel comradery in the fact that most everyone in you graduating class is going their separate ways. It’s part of life, and you’re ready to take the leap.

The ceremony was very long and boring—so when the cap toss comes you’re deeply relieved. You find these kinds of rituals corny. Plus, you don’t even know half the people in your graduating class. You’re just going through the motions. No hard feelings though!

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What's your standard yearbook valediction?

Standard? Everyone gets a full page of inside jokes and memories.

You'll pour your heart out to close friends, but for the most part, it's "Good Night, and Good Luck."

"H.A.G.S." Maybe "What a long, strange trip it's been" if you're feeling particularly verbose.

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With which high school movie best describes your experience of the last four years?

Almost Famous. He was in high school right?

Can't Hardly Wait. You really identify with the Melissa Joan Hart character.

Mean Girls. It all turned out okay in the end.

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