Fact or Fiction?

"You're a pastor's kid, you shouldn't do that."
Throughout my life I have had people say stuff like this to me. I'll be honest, it pisses me off quiet a bit.
Here is a couple things I would like to share with people who might not know this: (1) PK's are not Bible scholars, (2) PK's are not angels in disguise, (3) PK's are not all rebel children. These are just a few misconceptions of PK's that I thought should be disclaimed.
I'll tell you a story about my freshman year in college:
I took an Introduction to Bible course and when I got my first test back I found out that I got a D. (let me say that this was the hardest introduction course I have ever encountered. My professor was Russian and was very hard to understand and the test might have been long enough to be considered a novel.) I went to tell some of my freshy pals about my horrific attempt on this test. When they heard that I got a D they went crazy. Saying that I am a PK and how is it possible for me to do bad in a Bible class. I knew they were joking a little, but the idea was still there. They figured, since I was a PK that I was a Biblical scholar. These are the kind of stereotypes that I am talking about.
I just wanted everyone to know that you should get to know a PK before you judge them. We are people too, and we are not all the stereotypical PK that some of you might think of.
For more information check out this article called The Problem with Preacher's Kids.