5 Signs You Went To Catholic School As A Kid
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5 Signs You Went To Catholic School As A Kid

If you know, you know.

 Gabriella Surovcik
Mar 04, 2021
Pennsylvania State University
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5 Signs You Went To Catholic School As A Kid
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1. Deciding what to wear takes longer than it should.

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2. Eating in a cafeteria without praying first feels weird.

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3. Writing everything in cursive even though no one can read it.

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4. Following "dress code" still haunts you.

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5. You can't bring yourself to wear another plaid and pleated skirt even though it is trendy now.

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