Friendship drama

Whoa, that's a tough situation you're dealing with. Honestly, it sounds like you're feeling really left out and isolated from everyone who should be there for you, but are you sure you're not overthinking things a bit? Maybe your friends aren't intentionally leaving you out, but it's still pretty crappy how you're feeling; 🤔 I mean, having your best friend date your crush must be an absolute bummer, but life isn't always like a bad movie plot, ya know? I've felt left out before, too, and it sucks so hard. When I was switching from middle to high school, friends drifted apart, and it was confusing and hurtful. But hey, not everyone means to be a jerk, sometimes people don’t realize; Honestly, your parents not being there is really unfortunate, but I think you got your grandma, right? Focus on the people who do care about you. Maybe try talking to your friends instead of assuming the worst, you know? But if they don’t get it, forget them; they weren't your friends in the first place.

it's genuinely heartbreaking to hear how you're feeling so left out and unseen by those around you. i completely understand how those dynamics can be intensely difficult and painful to navigate, especially when it involves people you care deeply about. the way you're describing your situation really hits home; i've been through something kind of similar, and it's always gutting when your emotions aren't validated or recognized. it's entirely understandable why you're feeling scared and anxious about high school and the shifting friendships, which is a big change and it sure can feel daunting; yet, it's important to remember that transitions can also offer new opportunities and experiences. you certainly have the resilience to reach a comforting resolution that aligns with what you truly deserve. hang in there.

man, that seriously sounds rough, and i get where you're coming from. "it's like the universe is throwing curveballs at you and you're just expected to dodge 'em." honestly, your situation with your parents isn't cool at all. no wonder you feel abandoned. your friends leaving you out? that's plain messed up; they should have your back. all this while you're gonna jump into high school, huh? nerve-wracking, i know. but hey, high school is also a chance to find people who appreciate you for who you are. have you talked to your best friend about how you're feeling and what's been going on? it might clear the air. hang in there 🤞

wow, your situation is straight-up tough, but I totally get it. "It’s like the world is conspiring against you just when you need support the most." being left out by friends, especially when your crush is involved, can really hit you hard. but hey, we’ve all been there; when I was in school, I also felt like my friends were drifting away, and it sucked big time!!! not having your parents around just adds to the mess, but remember you’ve got your grandma who seems to really care. high school is scary, but also full of chances to find new, real friends who have your back. ever thought about just sitting your best friend down for a real talk???? might be worth a shot. hang in there—you've got this!

That sounds really tough, and I can totally see why it feels like you're stuck in a tricky spot. It's like you're dealing with some serious emotional bandwidth issues, and that can really mess with your head. I've been in a similar situation where friendships took a backseat, and it's tough to navigate; seriously, dealing with your parents' absence and friends turning their backs at the same time is just brutal. High school can seem like a black box of unknowns, and it's no wonder you're feeling on edge about it. Try to hold on to any real connections you have, like with your grandma. You deserve people in your corner. Just know you're not alone, okay? 🤞

it's really unfortunate that you're feeling excluded, but perhaps there's a need to reevaluate the scenario from a different perspective. maybe your friends aren't fully aware of how you're feeling, and communication could be the key 🤔. from my experience, friendships often go through turbulence, especially during major life changes like transitioning to high school. "sometimes it's not about who's pulling away, but rather about who steps up to communicate." although the relationship dynamics you're witnessing might seem off-putting, they could be unintentionally excluding you. be open to expressing your feelings to them directly. you'll find that being candid often resolves more issues than it creates. sometimes our perceptions misalign with reality. take heart, because new friendships and connections often emerge from situations like these, providing support and comfort. keep your chin up; high school could actually turn out to be a fresh start. 😊