How do 'How We Met' stories in high school usually unfold?

Stories about work usually begin by giving you an idea of what the job is like. Then, they might show conflicts with colleagues or bosses, or maybe a big project that needs to be completed. They might also touch on the character's dreams and how work either helps or hinders them.

Some end happily, with the couple staying together through high school and even beyond. Maybe they go to the same college and continue their relationship.

Often, they end sadly. High school is a time of change, and sometimes the couple realizes they're growing in different directions. Or external factors like family moving away or new opportunities in different locations force them apart. It's a bittersweet end where they part ways but still cherish the memories.

Some end happily. The bully and the victim fall in love and overcome all the obstacles in their relationship, like dealing with the disapproval of friends or family. They then go on to have a healthy relationship.

Often, they end with the two friends going back to being just normal friends. As they grow up and realize that the benefits part was just a phase.

Often, these stories start with chance encounters or mutual friends introducing the couple. It might involve shared interests or unexpected situations that bring them together.

Often, they get support from some close friends who are understanding. These friends may offer emotional support, like listening to their fears and concerns.

Typically, they start with the introduction of the main character in a high school setting. This character then meets other characters, often of the opposite sex, in different situations like in classes, clubs or school events. For example, in 'Clannad', the main character meets a girl who is part of a drama club and their relationship starts from there. As the story progresses, there are usually some obstacles to the relationship, such as family issues, competition from other characters or personal insecurities.

Well, it could be something as simple as bumping into each other on the street and having an immediate connection. Or maybe they met during a vacation or through a shared hobby. There are countless ways and each story is unique.

They often bully the new students. They might make fun of their appearance, like their clothes or hairstyle. And they could spread rumors about the newbies to make others not like them.