Were gonna have a good day
Thread Topic: Were gonna have a good day
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I snapped her on the treadmill a few months ago, and the next day she brought it up and said, "You looked funny on the treadmill."
In the way that made me feel like I shouldn't be on the treadmill, like I shouldn't be exercising when she isn't. -
And I cannot even describe how bad the mental breakdowns are. Like crying and feeling worthless because I can't talk back.
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And I don't want to be one of the people that cries at school, but I am this close to getting physically ill from her.
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And I can't talk, because it'll sound like gossip. I don't know who to go to, because it'll sound like I'm attention-seeking.
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And I want help so badly but I can't get it without people wondering what's wrong with me, it's not fair at all.
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And I promise if I was looking for attention, I wouldn't have shut myself up for 6 months.
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In what capacity is she the victim?
No, she's the person who's made me feel like I'm not athletic enough, smart enough, pretty enough, and not good enough at anything at all. While I can't talk back, even though I think that I'm good enough.
And girls are supposed to support girls. She's like a grown-ass man, acting like I'm inferior, like I'm literally not as good as her.
b----, guess what. I am, I am better because I kept my f---ing mouth shut for this long. I'm better because I don't lie about my body, my grades, my friends, my family. I'm f---ing better because I don't do it back, b----. -
And now it's like I feel bad because she makes me feel like the bad person. Like I'm putting her down because I'm standing up, like I'm bragging because I talk about my life.
Like I suck because she's better at everything. -
Because thanks, I now hate my body β€
Thank you for stopping me from eating β€
Thank you so so much for making me cry β€ -
because obviously I deserve that π
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this situation with your friend sounds tricky. It's important to communicate openly and honestly with each other to avoid misunderstandings. Sometimes, we can accidentally trigger insecurities or sensitivities in our friends, and it's important to recognize those feelings and validate them. At the same time, it's also important to establish healthy boundaries and not let your friend control the narrative. Remember, your feelings and experiences are just as valid as hers, and it's okay to speak openly about them. It's important to find a balance between being supportive and advocating for yourself, and it's okay to take a step back if you need time to recharge. Ultimately, the best way to approach this situation is to have an honest conversation with your friend and listen to each other's perspectives with an open mind. Remember, it's okay to agree and disagree, but it's important to do so respectfully and with empathy. I hope this helps, and I wish you the best of luck in navigating this situation :D
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Thank you!
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My sister wasn't at school today because seniors are officially done, but I almost cried today because I like seeing her here and I don't wanna go through high school without her.
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dawg im soz to hear that :(
it'll be tough af, but jus know it'll be done soon ! few more years then u'll be graduating
wishing the best of luck <33 π€
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