Who do you usually hang out with at school?

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my sophomore English teacher, JROTC cadets, Doctor Who Club on Fridays

I used to eat lunch in the special education room (my choice), but something happened to the teacher, and he isn't there anymore.

I usually hang out with my fellow societal rejects even though I'm not what most would consider a societal reject anymore.

I hang out with nice people who talked to me first. And other Aspies.

I usually find myself geeking or jamming out with my 3 fellow aspie aquaintances.
Minecraft or heavy guitar solos anyone?

Oh and also my (I really shouldn't say this but..) NUT-JOB of a teacher! Yup, a total whackonaught that guy is.
Also a fan of heavy guitar bass solos.

When I'm in school I pass my time with my friend.
There's no way to define her: she's not a nerd, a goth, an emo, a gamer, a preppy, or anything.
She likes anime/manga a lot. I'm not really an anime/manga fan but there are some I like.
She is not diagnosed with anything, but I think she's not an aspie.
She looks more like someone with social anxiety, OCD or depression. I don't really know.
She's considered a weirdo by my classmates. They also consider me a weirdo.
I get along well with her.

I've got a couple of really good friends, one I suspect has AS herself, but we've been fighting a bit lately. Another one of my friends is also very quirky and always quotes things and is really good at impressions. She doesn't know a lot of English as she's just moved here from China, but I help her with both her English and her Japanese. Then there's my other friend who's NT, but knows how to deal with my episodes. I get along well with all her friends too.

Outside of school, there's my best friend. She's pretty much the person I'd been waiting to meet since ages ago: she's got Japanese parents and speaks both Japanese and English, is on the spectrum like me, and we play the same games, listen to the same music and watch the same Youtube channels. Only problem is she's finished school and is studying art at college now, but we see each other every two weeks on average.

Myself, generally; I'm sometimes with my roommate or my other relatively close friend in the building.

Mainly just my english teacher considering the fact that I do happen to stay in a lot of the time.
But if I am really lucky I sometimes end up just having one of my short lunchtime chats with my 3 fellow aspie aquaintances, but I'd have to be REALLY lucky in order to allow myself to quickly snag them in time!

Wherever us nomads take ourselves.

Typically, I'll just hang out with Me, Myself, and I. We've been best buddies since high school started.

I have exactly 3 friends in school, 2 'nerds' and an emo.
At lunchtimes, when I'm looking for a group to tag on to, to avoid being picked on, I usually hang around with nerds, 'gamer' types, emos, and other misfits.

I hang out with myself. There are no 'groups' at my school (no emos or skaters, for example) , just popular typical kind of kids who have no interest in me. I don't care, I hate them anyway. Sometimes I'll stay with teachers who can tolerate my in-depth political/philosophical ramblings

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Shy, awkward 16 year old communist girl whose main interests are 9/11, roller coasters and the 1917 Russian Revolution. I might not have any friends but somehow I have a really amazing boyfriend

If I hang out with anyone it's usually my fellow nerdy outcast friends.

Otherwise I like to relax alone in the library during free periods.

Nobody really... I tag along with friendly groups to try and 'fit in' a little but I don't have anyone I would consider a 'friend'... at least not any more than people being nice to me occasionally. I'm very quiet so nobody hears me anyway. Suspect that I have social phobia :/

I usually have one "school friend" at a time.
Last year, it was a girl who let me call her 27 (her real name is Samara or Samantha, I think), but then I moved and didn't make any friends in the new school, which I didn't mind but then this year, I made a new friend - I don't know her name but I call her Ri-chan and I think she doesn't mind - she's a kpopper, otaku and (best of all) fujoshi. We're practically the same person and we're often asked if we're related (and sometimes referred to as "the twins"). It's easy to talk to her, and she interacts with our classmates and teachers on my behalf.
I'm just glad I met her

I hang out with many types of people in high school. I've hung out with gamers, nerds, popular people and jocks. I had a bit of a hard time getting friends in high school, but I have a lot of friends now.