Ah, makes more sense now.
You are right that depending on the size of your school, and the group you fell out with, it genuinely can be a losing game to interact at that school again.
But unless your school has less than 500 people, (or you were kicked from some massive ass friend group) you are better off talking to new people within the school, rather than giving up.
There is one scenario I would give to you, which is if you have a falling out with a far more popular cohort. This will incinerate your social life, especially if it was over something very bad.
To be clear, my methodlogy was assuming the life circumstances of OP, not you.
I've never been ugly in my life
This is the problem. Obviously, if you are decent looking without fucked up social skills, you can afford to do something like this, because you have the leverage to do so.
Assuming OP was serious, (which im starting to doubt atp) he is a subhuman-ltn with no social skills. For him, not attempting to socialize in school at all, is simply a terrible move.
I do think you are right that this issue is nuanced though
my bad for being rude earlier, I just like arguing with people online
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also thread creator was permabanned for trolling.
I have no issue with arguing online, and my ability to post as a pretentious 15 year old is superceded by my deepest desire for someone who would identity with myself at a previous age to experience the same things I felt during that time.
not only did I have no friends, I also tried very hard to branch out to no avail.
I can personally attest to specific things people use as coping mechanisms, identifying with things like autism, depression, ADHD, and being ugly or what have you.
I mention this, because it's apart of the nuance required to understand, I would never been indoctrinated into the discussing r****d friend group - because I simply didn't fit.
it's a lot of things that would take a while for me type, but ultimately circumstances that prevent you from doing something you otherwise would have done anyways is shit.
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Ah, makes more sense now.
You are right that depending on the size of your school, and the group you fell out with, it genuinely can be a losing game to interact at that school again.
But unless your school has less than 500 people, (or you were kicked from some massive ass friend group) you are better off talking to new people within the school, rather than giving up.
There is one scenario I would give to you, which is if you have a falling out with a far more popular cohort. This will incinerate your social life, especially if it was over something very bad.
To be clear, my methodlogy was assuming the life circumstances of OP, not you.
I've never been ugly in my life
This is the problem. Obviously, if you are decent looking without fucked up social skills, you can afford to do something like this, because you have the leverage to do so.
Assuming OP was serious, (which im starting to doubt atp) he is a subhuman-ltn with no social skills. For him, not attempting to socialize in school at all, is simply a terrible move.
I do think you are right that this issue is nuanced though
my bad for being rude earlier, I just like arguing with people online
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also thread creator was permabanned for trolling.
I have no issue with arguing online, and my ability to post as a pretentious 15 year old is superceded by my deepest desire for someone who would identity with myself at a previous age to experience the same things I felt during that time.
not only did I have no friends, I also tried very hard to branch out to no avail.
I can personally attest to specific things people use as coping mechanisms, identifying with things like autism, depression, ADHD, and being ugly or what have you.
I mention this, because it's apart of the nuance required to understand, I would never been indoctrinated into the discussing r****d friend group - because I simply didn't fit.
it's a lot of things that would take a while for me type, but ultimately circumstances that prevent you from doing something you otherwise would have done anyways is shit.
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i also agree that being nd heavily changes things, (depending on its severity) and makes socialization a losing game for many
I remember some sped kid in my class who would basically get trolled by all the normal kids, and he genuinely thought they were his friends (shit still makes me sad ngl]