There are different social groups in our school and town. They form different types of groups. Some of them are grouped by racial origin, sports abilities, hobbies and intelligence. Usually racial groups, people of the same race stay together. There are a mediocre number of athletic ability groups. Most of them come from schools and constitute “organized” gangs. They usually play games or some type of sport together. People who have the same hobbies often stay together and do what they all love. In general, these groups do not commit crimes. Groups grouped by intelligence generally come from school. People with the same intelligence stay together. People belonging to these different groups interact most of the time within their own groups. Usually, groups that don't commit crimes play games, play sports, or help each other. There are sometimes fights within the group. Fights are not common between members of different groups, although they can occur. Fights include physical and verbal combat. Verbal fights are the most common. It is rare for physical fights to occur between gangs and groups in our community. Most organized gangs use verbal fights or a game to determine who is better. After a long and tiring fight, many changes may occur among the gang members. Personality and feelings can be significantly changed. Group members might once have been enemies of others, but now they might feel pity for those they beat. We humans are born to socialize. It is very important to be in a social group. Members of social groups are friends and it is very important to have friends. A good social group can give you a good reputation. Additionally, the school or town may also be famous for it. Members usually join willingly most of the time if the group is good. However, members are sometimes forced to join. People entice others to join them by threatening or propositioning them. Most groups in our town or school are not dangerous. Some gangs who like to commit crimes are also found in this neighborhood.