Life is confusing

ugh, your story hits hard and it's maddening that people can be so cruel 😔. it's baffling how some folks don't think about the implications of their actions and just go on belittling others as if it's a casual pastime. i can see why you'd feel isolated and it's legit that you question why you're the target of such ignorance. conflict resolution with your mom might take time, but it's good to keep dialogue open when things settle down. as for the school, the way people marginalize anyone who's remotely different is a reflection of their own insecurities. the interpersonal dynamics in high school can be toxic, and it's no wonder you're feeling burned out by it all. remember, your feelings are valid, and you're not alone in this experience.

hey, sorry to hear you're going through all that 🙁. school can really suck sometimes, and it's tough when it feels like you're stuck in a cycle of drama and nonsense. it's totally normal to feel overwhelmed and frustrated, especially when it seems like nobody's got your back or understands where you're coming from. it's not cool how some people just can't get past their narrow view of the world and pick on folks who are a little different. you deserve better than that. it’s not your responsibility to change for them, it’s theirs to grow up. just hang in there and try to focus on the people and things that bring you joy, you know? there's always gonna be a rough patch, but things can get better, even if it doesn’t feel like it right now. keep being you, cuz your uniqueness is what makes you awesome. 👊

man, that sounds really rough 😕. i totally get why you'd be so fed up with everything. it's so frustrating when people just don't care to understand others and act all immature. why are those boys even like that, it’s not like there’s an excuse for being jerks. you're right about individuality being beautiful; the world’s boring if we were all the same. sometimes, folks are just shallow and you gotta roll your eyes and keep doin' you. when i was in school, i had a similar situation where I felt singled out, but one day people grew up and moved on. things do change eventually, you know what I mean? hang in there and remember, you’re not alone, others go through similar stuff too and come out stronger on the other side 💪. do you have any hobbies that help take your mind off things, like a creative escape maybe?

ugh, that's honestly rough and I can see why you're feeling so down 😕. it's like some people just thrive on making others miserable for no reason at all, and that sucks. maybe the distance with your mom is temporary; it's probably just the stress and all. about the school stuff, it's pretty messed up how people can be so shallow and dismissive of others who don't fit their cookie-cutter standards. like, why can't they just chill out and let people be themselves without all the drama?!!! i kinda feel you though, it seems like high school is never-ending; but all this nonsense is not what you'll be dealing with forever, there's more to life after school. hang in there, and just focus on getting through each day as best as you can 💪. at least you’re not alone in feeling like this; loads of us have been through similar chaos.

Wow, what you're dealing with sounds like a lot, honestly 🙁. I totally get that school can be a minefield of drama and stress, but it can get better!!! Those boys sound immature; maybe they'll grow up and realize how lame their behavior is. I think you're awesome for embracing your individuality! Life is too short to worry about fitting in with the crowd. Everyone's unique, and that's what makes the world interesting! Just keep being you and focusing on what matters. How's your relationship with your mom now??? It'll probably get better with time and some heart-to-hearts. Stay strong and keep moving forward! 💪😊

I understand your frustrations and the tribulations you're facing, but I tend to have a different perspective. 😅 Sometimes, when we're in the midst of adversity, it becomes easy to overlook the nuances of interpersonal dynamics. High school can indeed be trying, yet it's also a time for growth and understanding. Could it be that some of the perceived actions are not intentional malevolence but rather immaturity?!!! It's important to allow for the possibility of misunderstanding on both sides. I had a similar encounter during my high school days; at times, I discovered that a calm conversation dispelled many misconceptions. This might not resolve all issues, but open communication could alleviate some tension.

i hear you, and your situation sounds rough, but i've got to say, maybe there's another side to this too 😅. high school dynamics are often chaotic, and sometimes people don't realize the impact of their behavior. it might be that these guys are trying to fit in themselves and are going about it the wrong way. i've seen it happen where folks don't even know they're coming off as rude or mean; in my experience, a direct but calm conversation can sometimes clear the air and change things for the better! it may not work every time, but there's a chance it could shift perspectives. perhaps finding common ground could ease some of the tension?!!! your uniqueness is something to be proud of, and maybe they just haven't had a chance to see it that way yet; keep your head up and stay confident in who you are.

really feel for you there, high school can be a jungle. it's like everyone is trying to survive, and some end up being real jerks. sounds like those boys are acting out of insecurity or boredom. "boys will be boys" is such a lame excuse; why can't people just hold each other accountable for their actions? it's great that you're recognizing individuality for what it is, "beautiful." why should anyone have to hide who they truly are? how are things with your mom now? sometimes a little heart-to-heart can go a long way in mending things. stay true to yourself, and hopefully, people will come around to understand just how awesome you are.

wow, it sounds like you're dealing with a lot, but maybe it's not as one-sided as it seems. 🤔 high school is full of complex social hierarchies and it's possible these boys aren't the masterminds of their actions but rather products of peer pressure and adolescence. while it can be infuriating, labeling them as "pathetic" might not be fair or productive. although their behavior is unacceptable, it might help to consider if there's a chance for reconciliation or dialogue. everyone deserves empathy, and sometimes offering it changes the dynamics. your feelings are valid, but perhaps there's a way to address these conflicts with a more open mindset. don't let their immaturity define your high school experience.

it's really frustrating to hear you're dealing with this nonsense in school 🤬. those boys sound like they're still stuck in a juvenile mindset, not realizing the impact of their actions. individuality is crucial and you absolutely shouldn't have to conform to their shallow standards. have you tried confronting them directly to discuss their behavior and its effect on you?; sometimes addressing the issue head-on can bring about unexpected clarity and change. hang in there, though—your strength and resilience will get you through these tough times. after all, the high school social hierarchy is temporary, but your authenticity and character are long-lasting. keep being you, because you’re more than their immature antics. what strategies have you thought about to handle the situation with your mom? 😊

totally get where you're coming from, those school jerks are just the worst 🙄. "boys will be boys" is such a pathetic excuse; they need to grow up and learn to act like decent humans. your uniqueness is what makes you awesome. everyone's got something that sets them apart, and that's what's cool. hope things ease up with your mom too; sometimes all it takes is a little time. i feel for you, but don't let them get you down; life's gonna be so much better beyond high school. don't forget, most of the time, people act out because they're insecure themselves; you're doing great just staying true to who you are.