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Well, I just get to the point and not fell sorry for myself.
I'm kinda depressed. I can't seem to get anything done anymore. I got my results back from my summer exams and they for me(I usually get from A's to C's)****(1 A rest C's and D's). My year think I'm messed up, whether its cause I say things the way I see them and don't sugar coat it or lie like the rest of the people in my year do.The only time any more I feel content is when I'm writing code. Another thing I should mention is that I'm a boarder at my school so I can't "disappear" if i feel like punching someone in the face. My family (on my mother's side) have a history of getting addicted to stuff, and as I am on my computer all my free time I'm starting to wonder if I'm addicted to it and when I'm away I just coming off whatever high I might get from it. Any help/advice/what ever would be helpful as you can see I'm slightly confused and feel lost and not in control of my life. Many Thanks in Advanced Me (I'm a 15 year old boy in case that helps) |
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Hello and welcome to Psych Central, unkownusername! I'm sorry the responses are slow.
I only know what you are telling me, of course, but I suggest you try to be more tactful and discerning in sharing "the truth" with people if you do want to get along with people better. I can assure you that being too blunt about matters is not the way to "win friends and influence people," as a book by Dale Carnegie is titled. I'm not exactly saying to lie. Would you mind giving some examples of how you have responded to people this way under what circumstances? Then I can provide more feedback. People prefer compliments, of course. Say if a girl asks, "Do you think my red hair is pretty?" and you think it's the ugliest hair you have ever seen, it's not a great idea to come out and say that. Perhaps one response that might work would be: "Well, I would prefer to see you with a different color. I think auburn would really bring out the color in your eyes." As far as getting some help with your other matters, I suggest you check out our Depression forum and our Addictions forum. We do have other teenagers here, by the way. ![]() ![]() |
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If you want to do better in school, you could kill two birds with one stone and spend less time on the computer and more time studying. If your not sure if your addicted to it, you'll know then haha. Is boarding at your school something you wanted? |
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You "writing code" is a good thing, if I assume that means programming because there are lots of programming jobs out there
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I am not a coder but I work with coders.
There are some traits that often (but not always) are present in coders. It does not have to be all the way to the Schizoid Personality Disorder, but definitely introversion. Asperger's, too. And, not the best social skills. So to the extent that you find yourself content only when writing code, it could be because you have some of those traits, and those traits do not make for easy-breezy socialization. |
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I wanted to board and I still do as i want some freedom from my almost controlling mum. Its just the school was a disappointment when i first went ( and trust me i had no illusions about how it was going to be like as I knew some people who went and asked them how it was like) and since then its gone down hill. My year is the last of a generation that got beaten by prefects and stuff(though as I kept my mouth shout I was ok must of the time) but the system has changed and its just the people in in your year that you really talk to and trust me my year is ****.And also I should mention, the friends I did make have all left the school so for the last month or so of the year I was kinda a loner which did't help me getting friends. And oh nice profile picture, Joker right?
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Is it possible to be friends with people outside your grade? I dont know much about boarding schools so sorry if its a stupid question, but if its like a traditional high school, all four years mingle some time or another. Dont be afraid to be alone. If you force relationships you can end up worse off then you were by yourself. Yeah, the Joker haha. Thanks. |
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Yeah, ive been stabbed in the back by most people i know hahah. Its nice to have someone there for you all the time, too, though. You dont like anyone from Rugby? Whats your 'criteria' for a possible friend? Hah.
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its www .whs.ie without the space chose i can't put in links yet. The people from rugby are the same people that are in my year, that board so bout 30 lads. My "criteria" for a friend, i dont really know. I'v had a few very different friends over the years so just someone I can relate to or have somethings in common with i guess and doesn't stab you in the back(as serious and as much as I have gotten from most people there).
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If you want someone to talk to about ****, you can pm. I'm not sure if I can give the best advice but I can listen and relate.
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![]() Well. I don't see what you gain from calling people fags. I've been thrown out of schools for beating people up if they called me that. Wait, so you don't like being at a boarding school? Maybe try quieter people. They usually gossip less.
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So 1/4 of your day you can do what you want. And you spend it with day pupils (that you like...?) and the rest of the day your studying/doing whatever your school does. Is it not enough free time or something?
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This is bout getting more social (and I've read my messages back and realized I have gone of my original points completely, like why I created this thread). I guess in the short an sweet, I'm thinking is it the fact that I'm not very social at school, so I just don't know them well enough or is it that my current impressions of them are right. I should say that I have had a group of friends at the school for the first year and most of second year but one by one (there were 3 other than me) they left the school and because I hung round in that group I didn't talk a lot with people in the other groups, I was left alone really. So really I kinda have to learn really of to make friends with these types of people or just stick it out for the last 4 years.(trhanksfor kicking me back onto my original point) |
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~“There are no more barriers to cross. All I have in common with the uncontrollable and the insane, the vicious and the evil, all the mayhem I have caused and my utter indifference toward it I have now surpassed." -Brent Easton Ellis, American Psycho |
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