Glee is on Fox, and is all about a high school glee club. It's smart, hysterically funny, and an interesting peek into the lives of today's teenagers.

Obviously, this is a Hollywood creation, and is wildly exaggerated. But amid the truly breathtaking musical performances and gorgeous actors and actresses is an important message. It's about the hierarchy of popularity, our places in society (in this case, high school) and smashing stereotypes.

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(If you don't feel like watching the entire episode, you can watch it for free on Hulu.com)

The characters all struggle with rising above their station, and feeling that there's more to life than a label. Sounds a lot like the Growing Bolder philosophy, huh?

Now I want to know -- what was your "place" in high school? How has it changed today? Do you still consider yourself the jock/drama queen/nerd/artist/etc.?

I'll answer my own question, to get us started. I was a jock until my sophomore year of high school, when we moved across the state. That's when I became a drama queen, a role that I happily accepted! I think I was lucky to get the best of both worlds, but I couldn't have made the change without changing schools. I was never the most popular girl, but I wasn't the least popular, either.

Where am I today? Probably the same -- a jock who loves to perform!

I've also started a forum discussion here.