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Submitted by Anonymous
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Being someone who is attentive in school and doesn't go out and party, I don't have many friends. The friends I do have are a good group; nice, funny, understanding. So if they're so understanding, why did they suddenly tell me they hated me? Why did they suddenly tell me to "get lost" when all I'd been doing was standing around and occasionally laugh at some of their jokes?
I trusted them: all of them. I respected them, I defended them when people called them losers and retards, I understood their problems, I treated them as if they were fucking FAMILY and now all of a sudden, they blow me off because they don't think that I'm good enough to still be one of their friends? Now I'm down to three of my best friends at school, two of which have been ignored to the point that they stopped trying and the other one who was just told the same thing I was told today. You know what you guys? Fuck you. Fuck you for making me feel like I don't matter, alienating me like everyone else does at school, making me feel so alone and pretty much screwing up my social life in general.
Readers have left 2 comments. 1. Kumarlicious Maybe you became too cool for them. It's the reverse discrimination when loser kids make fun and alienate cool kids. 2. StevenO i totally agree with kumarlicious. it's kind of like when black people are racist against white people
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