What happens after you've had your super-glittery Sweet Sixteen, souped-up prom and over-the-top (and the budget) wedding? You have an "extreme" high school reunion. Duh.
High school reunions have always been a chance to one-up the competition, but people are starting to go to extremes -- hiring strippers, finding hot model-types to flank their sides and lying about career accomplishments.
I'm the Quarterback, I'm Popular ... Not
No matter what anybody tells you, our high school trauma stays with us. Tune in to a daytime talk shows from time to time, and you'll see victims confronting their childhood bullies or showing off their formerly flabby but now fit bods to the popular girls who once called them "thunder thighs."
If you spent your four years being stuffed into lockers or having maxi pads whipped at your head, a reunion is like a chance to undo it all, or at least show your once-scoffing peers that you've become totally fabulous despite their torture. The problem is, what if you haven't?






















