My parents divorced two years ago. My mother and I moved to another neighborhood. I couldn't find any friends there. I actually had a long time before the family broke up. Now I communicate on Skype with a dozen of my old friends and that's it. I see about three of them at least twice a year. In the new school, no one pays attention to me. It's like I'm invisible. And I'm starting to get nervous. I don't know how to deal with this problem. Did I lose my friends at that age
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Hi, I am also a boy of 14, I also have no friends and my parents are divorced from first grade. It ruined my whole life. When I found out, I cried a lot (as funny and feminine as it may seem to you). I've been alone all my life and I don't have any siblings, and I already mentioned my friends ... Maybe in your new school you can try to pay attention :) Is it a problem to say in which city you live?
Hello, I'm a girl of 13 and I feel lonely like you, it's not that I don't have friends, nobody understands me ... I don't want to pretend to be someone else, I just want to be myself, but then I don't like others :( If you want you can change, pretend you have the same interests as others and friends will come, but they will not be real! You will be lonely like me, srru that I can not help you with anything else. "Atmtt"
There are worse, I'm 17 and I don't have any friends, neither in school nor outside it.
Number 3 where are you from?
I am a girl, 13 years old and I have many friends, but in their company I feel superfluous. They think I'm boring. Everyone is trying to avoid me in some way and some of them succeed ... our people tell me not to care because I will find new friends, but how can I not care about people I have been playing with since I was 5 years old. them ... There is a girl, we are with her from the manger. It wasn't until we were 10 that we started hanging out with her every second. She tells me she's my best friend and I tell her too, but I don't think so ... I think she's just using me, and she tells me the exact opposite ... How do I know if that's the case?