So Called 'Friends'
 

I've known most of these people since I moved 5 years ago. But they've changed. Especially towards me. Ever since we all started 6th form, and the 'New' people joined our year.

They treat me like **** to be perfectly honest. I get blanked constantly by them all when in college. They never include me in ANYTHING out of school - and if I do get included, its only because I was there when they were telling someone else! Like right now, their all out for a meal for one of these people's 18th birthday, and then their going down the pub. They even talked about it infront of me all week.

Its like I don't exist anymore. I hate it. I want to say something, but theres never a right time. And if I did say something, they wouldn't listen. Their so brainwashed by everyone else around them. I usually end up getting ignored every day of college in the hang out building in frees. I hate them tbh.

I'm at dispair. I want things to go back to how they were. Yehh ok I know they can't change, but it would be nice to be appreciated. I don't know what to do anymore.

Sorry to hear that. This is going to be a total crap reply.. but I went through the same thing at sixth form. As I came from an all girls high school, the girls found boyfriends and that was it. Try and make some new friends that will appreciate you and involve you in things.

Again, sorry its a crap reply but hope things work out!

Teri

That sucks. I hate when that happens. They are not worth your time if they don't include you in the group activities. As mentioned above, try and make some new friends. Change can be good.

Hey--I can relate.
The most important thing to realize right now is that these people are not worth your time or your sorrow. If they don't even have the decency to listen to you when you talk to them or invite you to get-togethers they talk about in front of you, then they obviously are not your friends. I know this is harsh but I've learned that sometimes the harshest way of figuring something out is also the only way to learn it