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We are four girls in the class and one's my best friend but she is very limited to their house while the other two are friends and one of them is I think angry at me. For the boys, they like joking around and using me as a topic. I really feel insulted of their jokes.

2006-12-26 21:01:47 · 11 answers · asked by zeny 1 in Family & Relationships Friends

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Instead of hoping that the more popular kids accept you and or bring you into their groups, go find your own. Look for the outsiders who are even more shy than you, or who get picked on for social inadequacies, their lack of money or trendy clothes, kids who look different, etc. Befriend the unpopular and show your inner braveness and courage to ignore your own needs and wants, to offer yourself as someone else refuge.
I've been going against the grain since I was 6 years old, in first grade and I continued challenging the cool kids throughout high school. I was about a 7 on the popularity scale, even though I spent as much time with the kids everyone hated and made miserable, as I did the cheerleaders and party kings and queens. I'm a chick and I've always been proud that I was ballsy. In front of hundreds of popular kids at games and assemblies, or at lunch time, I would walk away from "THE CLICK" and go over and hang out with the loners or "nerdy" kids. I was genuinely interested in them and would help them fit in, if they wanted to.
If they were getting beat up (more of a grade school thing) even if it was the #1 most popular girl or BOY doing it, I'd step in and make them take on us both. I absolutely refused to be a bystander and would not allow abuse for any reason. I made an EXTRA effort to walk home with the kids who smelled really really horrible, had crunchy clothes and lived in squalor. ( I even recall someone smelling like urine and poop, and I had to breath through my mouth the entire time or I’d get sick, but I did it anyway) I'd go in their houses and meet their families and give them a chance to know something other than the family and environment they came from.
It made me strong and proud to realize I made a difference to many of the forgotten, neglected and abused. Remember as a kid when everyone would get Valentines cards and candy from each other? There were kids who looked funny, kids with embarrassing parents, or had mental disabilities, the kids who wore the same outfit almost everyday, etc,,and no one would give them anything and just sit there and make it obvious that no one liked them. I would walk right up to their desks and give them everything that was given to me by all the cool and popular kids. It was my clear message to the class that they were assholes for ignoring them. I never worried about the fallout. Let the privileged try to meet my standards and I'll decide if they're worthy. They weren't going to be the authority to decide my status amongst our peers, and either way, who cares?
By your letter, I’ll assume you’re rather young, but remember, I became brave in grade school and decided to stop pouting about being miserable about things I couldn’t change, and I found a way to put others first. Change your focus and it’ll change your life, and you may save many people along the way. I'm now 40 and I promise you only need to make yourself proud for doing the right thing, and from that you'll meet the people along they way that you were suppose to meet.

2006-12-26 22:07:49 · answer #1 · answered by MUNCHKINish 1 · 0 0

fitting in at school is a hard thing to accomplish. If you're at an age where this is important for you, just stick to those you feel comfortable being around with.
Never mind what other kids (boys) will say about you. What they say doesn't mean anything. Kids will be kids. If you let them see that you're upset by what they say, then you're fueling the fire, and that gives them all the more reason to bother you with their jokes or insults.
Some say that boys do these kinds of things if they 'like' a girl, but if you're not comfortable with that, then they're just goofs, and idiots who are trying to work hard at impressing their friends by showing off.
If your other friend is angry with you, then you need to come straight out and ask her. Communication is important between friends. No one can read your mind, and you need to ask a lot of questions, in order to get the answers you need from them, if you're not sure what they're feeling towards you, or if they have issues.
Don't be bothered too much, though. It's all a part of growing up.
You'll be fine! These kinds of things will pass, as you mature, and you'll learn a lot from these years!

2006-12-26 21:08:43 · answer #2 · answered by argamedius 3 · 0 0

i'm able to assure you which you at the instant are not on my own. we've all felt like this at one time or yet another. i be attentive to that doesn't make this any much less stressful for you. purely understand that we are all unique and human beings who behave in this way at the instant are not the human beings you opt to be buddies with besides. cost your self and look interior for happiness. human beings can shop you corporation and snicker with you yet can't carry you the happiness you sound such as you're finding for. i finished college years in the past and spent a lot time disenchanted and stressful with reference to the same form of issues. I replaced colleges and located that i replaced into nonetheless on the exterior of the social scene. it somewhat is purely me, i dont get caught up and albeit am not interested in small communicate. discover some buddies who're exciting and have something to declare. The dory childrens i went to college with have been loners yet whilst i glance back have been definately the greater exciting and now the greater effective and fulfilled. Chin up, college is fullyyt a fraction of your existence and once you have finished you will look back and accept as true with me..wish this enables,,

2016-12-11 16:45:26 · answer #3 · answered by gagliano 4 · 0 0

U r undergoing a prob which is very common.
even i had d same kinda prob
The best thin u can do is to read some good books which will not let u feel bored & also u will b amongst the most popular girls of ur school

2006-12-26 21:34:53 · answer #4 · answered by Binny 1 · 0 0

first things first, what do you come to school for? to study. But, as most of us have already experienced studying is not so much fun without friends. Don't go begging for friends. Ask for friendship and if no one excepts then don't push them - that's when they start insulting you. if you don't have friends at school then have friends somewhere else (example - yahoo, msn, neighborhood etc). I'll be your friend - email me at "siabros@yahoo.com"

2006-12-26 23:09:19 · answer #5 · answered by siabros 2 · 0 0

well, from all 3 you only have 1 friend and she is inside her house, so why not call her on the phone. okay, so you feel dumb for not knowing what to do with your aquaintance. first they are not your friends, true friends would not hurt your feelings. I would tell them the way it is. Hey you are not my friend cause if you were you would not hurt me like that. can't really say a cuss word in this yahoo and more since you are a minor. but the best thing is to ignore them, act as if they are no-bodies, people hate being ignored or being put in time out. okay so you think they would not even care if you ignore them. So who cares what they think, they are no body's.. try to remember that when you see them. Now go out with your parents permission and meet another guy and make those girls jealous when they ask you about him, keep it quiet. just tell them, hey i can't talk write now i am meeting him in the next hall way. just keep the mystery and ignore them. ----since i do not know how you look physically, try not to think about it , too., just be yourself.... better to be you than them. they are no body's remember that. ... comebacks from their jokes, you know it shows how envias you are, always talking about me... if they only live with one parent. you can tell them you know what, your dad left you cause he could not stand you and your mother, and if you dont start acting nicer to me, i will stop being your friend... if it gets too much for you to bear , tell a teacher to help you with those girls. as for the best thing to do , is meet other friends at your school, walk up to a guy and ask him his name and tell him your name, and start talking to him, or meet other nice girls. also try to relax... bullys know when you are afraid and they like to see you squirm,,,, so walk up to them and say , hi, sara or what ever their name is. and then walk away... ignore them, dont stand around for them.. they are nobody's ..... try to relax...be calm... pray, also

2006-12-26 21:29:01 · answer #6 · answered by bankone1111 5 · 0 0

which class are you in? It used to happen to me too in my earlier classes but i decided to change my circle of friends. and it worked. Just don't sit aloof join others while you are free. soon they will accept you. Don't hang around in the same group if they don't appreciate you and make friends with people who value you.

2006-12-26 21:07:37 · answer #7 · answered by ? 2 · 0 0

I have a great solution! You should watch that movie the "New Guy". He goes from being a super nerd to being super popular.

2006-12-26 21:05:39 · answer #8 · answered by Kyle 2 · 0 0

find anather freind that you can share any thing but becarefully this time

2006-12-26 21:15:27 · answer #9 · answered by rahima 1 · 0 0

You're not alone, and Boy's will be boy's.

2006-12-26 21:13:25 · answer #10 · answered by elliebear 7 · 0 0

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