Every so often when out with friends it always seems like the entire 6th form is there, yet we are always grouped in a certain way. There seems to be a social standard where the 'cool' people sit over there and not so cool people sit over there, with others inbetween. This could be just the way the friendship groups formed but there does seem to be a pattern, for instance everyone in one group has more or less slept with someone, everyone in another group thinks theyre macho, whereas my group just seems to be the average get drunk group. All through 6th form however I have always wanted to be in another 'group' and actively communicate with a few from there, but it seems the friendship group is set in stone and not open to new members as theyre from the same village (6th form covers a few).
Anyway, thing is I want all the things that this other group has, ok they have popularity and are considered the people to be with in my year but theyre all dating now and at parties ect its kinda boring to sit down when the theme tune for dirty dancing is played and the rest of the people in your group are more concerned with how much alcochol they can consume before last orders. Its not that i dont like these people its just i know i cannot and wont want to change them but at the same time want something more. Its not as easy as simply mingling as very often its a case of hmm what i can talk about whereas with people your comfortable with, conversation flows, i guess i just want to be comfortable with these people but dont know how. I dont know whether ive confused you or you do understand but either way your advice on how to handle this situation would be great, also is this likely to change in uni, will be grouped into certain types of people?