Why do my friends treat me like I’m not there?

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I’m a junior in high school and I’ve been with my group of friends since freshman year. Freshman year I was new to the school district, so I knew nobody. I quickly made friends with the people I hang out with and we’ve been ok since then. Sophomore year a lot of things went down involving my family. And at that point I was in therapy, so I didn’t recognize that my friends were making there self’s distant from me.
Even more shit went down and my mom took me out of therapy because she couldn’t handle the stress i put on her because of it. So i went to look for my friends to get some advice, and i noticed how often they rejected my texts and calls. They moved somewhere else for lunch and there was never any room for me. So i would miss a lot of school and hang out at the library down the road. I fell deeper into my depression and no one seemed to care. Finally it was summer and I was able to travel to my dads. I came back right before school started. My friends sorta talk to me, but they only talk to me when they have issues.
Recently I was changing in the locker room for gym and one of my friends saw my scars all around my thighs and from my wrist to my elbow. She doesn’t talk to me anymore and the texts stopped from the group of friends. I don’t know what to do anymore.
No one will listen to me and I’m starting to loose hope.

Category: Tags: asked February 11, 2015

4 Answers

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I'm sorry that they treat you that way. They're not your friends. This is not something that friends do. Friends are there for each other. These people only use you to talk about their own problems and as soon as you need someone to be there for you, they act like you don't exist. At this point you really need a friend, but none of them is. A real friend would be there for you and wouldn't ignore you like that. If you ever want to talk about anything at all, you can always message me. I know I'm only someone over the internet, but I care and if you want I'll be here for you. I hope your situation gets a bit better soon.
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If they don't wanna be your friends then let them be, find your own 'friends' real ones, those who you can trust. i kinda get your situation about your friends only talking to you when they have issues. But hey, don't self harm. it's not your fault, there is no reason to hurt yourself that is so wrong. just remember that it's okay not to be perfect and no one is perfect out there. I hope someday you'll find someone who you can trust. I think i can understand your feelings, i do want to talk about it. even if i'm just a stranger on the internet like Silent Rain said XDD I know this won't change anything but i want to help you, i feel like we're the same. I also want a friend who i can trust about anything..xx
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Hey those arnt friends if they treat u like this at your worst or so they dont deserve u at you best so leave them. Find friends that actually care about, Friends that you can trust. Just know your mum didnt stop u from going to the therapist because she doesnt like you its because she can handle everyhting and thefore you have to be there for her yea? But please dont hurt yourself no mattr how bad the situation is it doesnt mean you have to hurt your beautifully it hasnt done anything wrong. Haters are gonna hate Fakers are gonna fake we dont care ignore them you know your better than those so called friends of yours. You know you would never do anything like that right? you would stick with that friend no matter what. So if you need advice help or absolutely anything chuck a mesage anytime of the day. I would like some company even if you dont know me :) People do care about you I do care about you. SMile and show thoughs girls you dont need them your too gud for them :)
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You might think they're your friends now but they're not. It's a horrible feeling but once you've left school you'll have grown and you'll realise that you're better than them. Also you'll find friends that aren't ignorant and who support you. Try to make new friends, or read during awkward lunch hours. High School doesn't matter as much as you think it does when you're there. Trust me.