Vivid Fizz said:
Fact: Everyone 'loves' me. Until something better comes along.
Fact: Mr. Master is nice.
Despite what Mr Mr said, which I agree with, I can still say I understand you. As a friend, I never let any of mine down even when I was younger. I'm a very loyal person and I wanted to be there for my friends. Whenever they needed something, I'd cancel my plans (when I could) to assist them, listen to them, cheer them up. Unfortunately, all those friends has found interest elsewhere, and although we're still in contact, we're far from being good or best friends now. None of them seem to have anything to say against me, it's just that they found better friends out there, a group of people with which they feel they fit better, or something like that. Because they chose to spend their usual social time with other people, I feel slightly rejected. I feel like I wasn't enough/good enough for them to appreciate me and want to spend time with me as they used to. Most of the girls seem to have rejected me because I don't go out to clubs, I don't dress according to fashion, I don't listen to most music that plays on the radio, etc. They seem to have all wanted to fit in and put away all that stuff that kept them from being "a normal girl", me included. They used to be very original, creative, unique persons but they preferred being socially accepted. I'm not saying it only has to do with that, but it's a part of the reason that I despise. Although I don't go out to clubs, I haven't been invited to any other activity. Although I know most of the people in every gangs that my friends have chosen, I wasn't introduced to them properly. I feel like I'm a shame for these people and they don't want to have me around too much. All of them have been friends with me at a specific time in their life where they seemed slightly lonelier, and at some point they reformed bonds with other friends and I was left out.
So Vivid *patpats* I understand, I think. *hugs* It has been like that for me with boyfriends and friends in the past, and I find it sad that most people I know have tried to "grow up" by renouncing to a big part of themselves which was maybe too eccentric for the old, serious and professional world. I'm not one for "growing up"; there are truths I've been holding onto and learned when I was a child and still find it truer than anything else I've been told about the same subjects.
The only solution is to love yourself, your ideas and vision, even though you might be completely alone and even if no one would agree with you. It's painful at first, but sometimes you will realize that you're not completely alone. And although they chose others over you, know that the few friends you have are probably better (and real) friends than the ones that have left you. They've just made you a favor by leaving by themselves
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The real good friends are the one that don't want to let you go. The ones that choose YOU instead of every and any one else. The rest are not worth it
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I'm sure you'll find people that will realize that you're truly valuable and unique, but it takes time and those kind of friends are rare. Keep an eye out, I think I've spotted one earlier ^^