Well I'm trying to avoid them since I dislike almost everyone in my class, pretty much a loner and that-quiet-weirdo-with-no-humor/friends.

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I have lots of friends.
Well not really friends, more like people who's impressed with my so-called talents.
I haven't been bullied or picked on because everyone is really kind and they would stand up for each other (girls at least. We're separated from the boys)

Do you know that friendgroup of not popular but normal kids?
I'm one of them

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*cough**cough*cometomyschoolwe'reawesome*cough**cough*

I'm almost lonely with a few friends. But I have no problems in speaking with other people from my school, but they aren't what I call friends.

I'm introvert so I don't have many friends. I don't like to talk with people in real life.

Im just popular with most kids but i only hang out with a few because im that flippin' shy...

treated like a ugly peice of trash
made fun of
they say im stupid
how do you think?

At school, I tend to be the loner.
Why? Because people just act too
stupid and idiotic around me to the point
I don't want to talk to anyone. My teachers
aren't all that great either.

People have always treated me crappy,
even if I was nice to them. They insult/judge me,
used me for my drawings, don't give a shit
how I feel on what they do, and only talk to
me because they feel "sorry"

I really hate school..

starwisp a dit :

At school, I tend to be the loner.
Why? Because people just act too
stupid and idiotic around me to the point
I don't want to talk to anyone. My teachers
aren't all that great either.

People have always treated me crappy,
even if I was nice to them. They insult/judge me,
used me for my drawings, don't give a shit
how I feel on what they do, and only talk to
me because they feel "sorry"

I really hate school..

To be honest, its almost the same.

My classmates and most students think I'm creepy because I'm extremely quiet and shy in real life. So I decided to just make friends with teachers lol.

angelfromaj a dit :

I only have one friend, and i basically hate her.

you mean a 'FRENEMY?'
I have one too. Sometimes she's friendly, sometimes she's mean and SUPER annoying. I sometimes talk about how annoying she is, often posting her attitude on the forums, and I'll just call her 'shit' in game or on forums.



But, um, yeah. We have been in the same class for too long and now we absoloutley hate each other...

that one who nobody cares about

i have about 2 or 3 people that are actually friends but the rest are either people that i hang out with that i call friends or people who just come up and talk to me and are annoying and say are my friends

1 of them is my nerdy pal in my class, where unlike some places, here it is cool to be smart
i'm treated pretty well by most people though, yeah
the boys tease me but that's just for a laugh, but one of them i think is my mortal enemy who calls and does me unimaginable things and then asks me to be his friend and hits on me
other than that everythings fine.
cool.

I was always treated with respect, fortunatelly!

respectfully

Boefie a dit :

Do you know that friend-group of not popular but normal kids?
I'm one of them

I felt like I was one of those.

School started off okay. I loved it. I was smart, I was rewarded. I made my childhood (ages 6-18) best friend by sticking up to a bully, and I'm very proud of that. I got braces early (started the process in 2nd grade) and became the butt of every joke, and was made fun of relentlessly. I fought back one time in particular, in third grade, and clearly hurt the kid's feelings, and I hated the feeling it gave me, so I just took it and accepted not everyone would like me.

Around 4-5 grade, the new running joke was that I was a lesbian. Those were some fun days. It was... what, 1998-2000ish, and the topic was in every house and there wasn't the acceptance *I use this term loosely* for it there is now. It was beginning to be a thing that society talked about. And the tricky part is I wasn't gay, but I wasn't straight, but I couldn't label it yet, so I beat myself down over it. And that's when my self-confidence went to shit because I had no idea who I was and the person the other kids thought I was was something they made fun of.

After that, I tried as hard as possible to not be noticed, ever, for anything. In high school, I could have excelled more but being "the smart kid" before that had drawn more attention. I had begun to experience people becoming my friend so they could get my homework. I involved myself in extracurriculars to keep my calendar full, so I could avoid being social (and I had/have bad anxiety). I began to lower the bar academically, by the time I reached ~10th grade, and looking back I really, really, wish I hadn't because I let myself down.

It wasn't until the end of my junior year and all of my senior year that I felt accepted. Kids that had always been there reached out, little, teeny-tiny gestures that meant the world to me. All together, those moments or conversations made up maybe 10-15 minutes. They let me know I was there when all I had done was try to become invisible. A few years ago, I was battling depression and getting control of my anxiety and these people are the ones I turned to. They're the ones I'm friends with now, years removed. Not the girls I went to movies with or sat with in the cafeteria. Younger-me would never believe that. Regardless, my senior year I was voted most artistic and I was on the runners up list for most likely to succeed. I'll never forget how surprising that was, assuming I had successfully become invisible, and learning everyone knew my name and actually respected me. But then again, I never gave them a chance to show it.

I didn't want that to be all long and gushy but w/e

I have 2 friends, but they seem like fake ones and the ones who gossip about me etc.