LonelyWonders
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Re: Were you different at school?
I'm the "weird" kid who sits in the corner that nobody talks to.....
I'm the "weird" kid who sits in the corner that nobody talks to.....
Re: Were you different at school?
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Re: Were you different at school?
I was very different, and people didn't hesitate to tell me. But even though I was different, all my class mates in highschool fully accepted me- my oddities into their (school) social circle. I had a sense of humor they liked, and -that- saved me.
I was very different, and people didn't hesitate to tell me. But even though I was different, all my class mates in highschool fully accepted me- my oddities into their (school) social circle. I had a sense of humor they liked, and -that- saved me.
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vancouver24
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Re: Were you different at school?
i had so many friends.. i was even almost.. almost.. considered popular now imagine i have no one
..so hard..maybe i deserved it
i had so many friends.. i was even almost.. almost.. considered popular now imagine i have no one
..so hard..maybe i deserved itRe: Were you different at school?
I was always very avoidant, but I got on well with nearly everyone and people did actually like me/invite me to places. It's just that for whatever reason, I always wanted to go home as soon as humanly possible and stay there until Monday morning. I also never returned people's calls or did anything outside of school with anyone, so naturally they stopped inviting me to things after a while. But there were quite a few people I was friendly with during the days at school, and I also had bits of luck here and there with the girls. So all in all it wasn't too bad a time. I just think it's a pity that once I was done with school and college that I withdrew from society in a fairly major way. I've never really bounced back from that, and nearly all the memories I have are from back then.
I was always very avoidant, but I got on well with nearly everyone and people did actually like me/invite me to places. It's just that for whatever reason, I always wanted to go home as soon as humanly possible and stay there until Monday morning. I also never returned people's calls or did anything outside of school with anyone, so naturally they stopped inviting me to things after a while. But there were quite a few people I was friendly with during the days at school, and I also had bits of luck here and there with the girls. So all in all it wasn't too bad a time. I just think it's a pity that once I was done with school and college that I withdrew from society in a fairly major way. I've never really bounced back from that, and nearly all the memories I have are from back then.
Mickery
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Re: Were you different at school?
My experience is very similar. It's strange to think how ordinary, even outgoing I had been some circumstances, but completely avoidant the rest of the time. As soon as I didn't have a safe clique and wasn't forced into those situations it all went away.
My experience is very similar. It's strange to think how ordinary, even outgoing I had been some circumstances, but completely avoidant the rest of the time. As soon as I didn't have a safe clique and wasn't forced into those situations it all went away.