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I don't get why after two years of attending the same school with someone, he/she just doesn't talk to you anymore. plus we don't hang out and that just sucks. only one year is left and i want to make it fun and exciting but since nobody wants to talk to me, i might as well hide in my corner.
why am i so negative? why am i so insecure? why can't i stop conforming? why do i have to be liked by everyone? these questions always pop up in my head. |
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I feel for you. I had that issueback in school. Don't hide in the corner. Find new people who accept you and can be part of all the fun things you want to do. Everyone wants to be accepted and validated.
This is an old quote that I think about when it applies: I hope it puts things in perspective that helps you. There comes s point in your life when you realize Who matters Who never did Who won't anymore And who always will So don't worry about the people from your past There's a reason they didn't make it into your future! Stay strong, be yourself and don't let others drag you down with negative thoughts. Good luck. |
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i feel like when people are jerks, evil spirits are surrounding me or something. at times they're nice but sometimes they can be real mean. I feel like all these years of failure have been due to a curse of some sort. I don't know why i would feel this way, but i feel like someone's out there invoking evil upon me. if not, then why aren't the doors open for me?
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every time when something goes wrong, it's either someone's speaking evil of me or someone's attempt to derail me... that's what i always attribute it to. i mean, what else? there's no other explanation for that.
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one guy at school today told me that i was useless because i couldn't dissect a cat. then my teacher had me rip out paper towels for the whoel class to dry the equipment that was washed after dissection. I felt like I was doing menial labor. I felt humiliated. those other teammates of mine were taunting me, giving me the cat's heart that they pulled out and then saying,"here, feel it." Yeah very funny. I didn't like what he said. I could hardly stand them. They said I was making excuses for not doing. I told them that dissecting a cat does not require more than three people because they were holding the cat, like two people were holding the cat and one of them was cutting into the organs of the cat. A girl in our group did nothing, just stood there and watched and she did not get called out. I guess that's the prerogative of being a woman.
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