Have you ever had someone who smiled, walked over to introduce himself to you, and then you caught a nose full of his bad breath? It didn't matter that he was incredibly nice, because all you could think about was getting away from the smell of his breath. How you first present yourself to someone is incredibly important if you want to become popular. You need to keep up with your personal hygiene. Keep clean, your hair and clothes washed, avoid body odor, keep your teeth brushed, and carry breath mints with you at all times. It does not matter how friendly you are to other people if they find your bodily odor offensive. Have you ever started to talk to someone and noticed that they were looking not at you but at something else in the room?

One of the best parts of adulthood, it is sometimes said , is that popularity — the brutal force that dominates the climates of our tumultuous middle and high school years — no longer matters. Adulthood is an equalizer, or even a role reversal, in which the "losers" finally come into their own and thrive, leaving the prom king and queen in the dust. Sure, high school politics disappear the second you grab your diploma and are like, "Peace, bitch.

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