The Breakfast Club, a popular movie from the 1980s, depicted five different students, all from different high school stereotypes. There was the jock, the nerd, the princess, the bad kid, and the troubled kid. The movie is popular because it shows that behind every cookie-cutter stereotype, a real person is living a real story that’s much more complex. I remember navigating this tension. As a middle school student, I shifted from several identities, trying to navigate a world