<human>: I'm a freshman in college. I was browsing r/highschool, and a lot of the comments there share the same theme. Things like how all the assholes you meet in highschool (and invariably, the opinion is that they are always everywhere in highschool) will be gone once you enter college. Someone commented in r/highschool, "all the assholes you meet in highschool will be gone once you hit college". If there are so many assholes in highschool, then aren't some of them going to college? Why is the social dynamic in college completely different from that of highschool? 

And this opinion isn't just relegated to reddit, I've heard this opinion expressed to me by real life peers as well. But more than that, in my personal experience, this opinion also holds true. Someone once told me "People just weren't nice" when asked about why they considered highschool to be basically the antithesis of the greatness that is college. And looking back on my years at highschool, people just seemed to care a whole lot more, and definitely weren't as nice as the people in college now.

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<bot>: Is there a social/psychological explanation for why people hate highschool, and say that college will solve all those problems of alienation and loneliness?