The entire second-period sophomore girls' PE class thought my balls were uniquely and supremely beneath contempt. Great.
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The protagonist in Frank Portman's "King Dork" expresses feelings of isolation as he recalls a moment from his sophomore year in gym class. He reflects on how his peers perceived him, suggesting that they viewed him and his interests with disdain. This moment highlights the struggles of adolescence and the social hierarchies present in school environments.
Through this experience, the character grapples with self-identity and the harsh judgments of his classmates....
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