Sir Silentium
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I feel like I am the only person on earth who is being left out, because everyone I see around me is included.
Short life story:
I've been ostracised since I was in preschool. The children wouldn't let me play with them, and they would attack me. I would only go to preschool every Monday and even then my mum would be called because the kids would all hit me.
Eventually she taught me in primary school to use my words such as saying "stop I don't like it" but that didn't help. I remember this boy grabbed my arm and started spinning me around and I kept saying "stop I don't like it" over and over again, but he wouldn't let go. I eventually vomited and stayed in sick bay for the rest of the day.
In high school I thought that things would change, I thought I would finally make friends, or get invited over to someones house, or that I might even get invited to peoples birthday parties. But nothing changed, in fact it got worse. The isolation/ostracisation worsened, and the bullying got to the point where I would be getting injuries and being knocked out. Some of the incidents were so bad I still get like a ptsd from certain scenarios that happened.
See this thread here: https://incels.is/threads/my-worst-interactions-physical.866873/
I tried to transfer schools in grade 11, but we handed in the paper too late, and it would have messed up my exams. My parents wouldn't let me drop out, and I wouldn't let myself either.
Finally the graduation day came around, everyone was crying and sad to leave, and I was straight out of there. I didn't leave the house unnecessarily for a months after that day.
- In fact the one day I did leave the house, I was chased by a group of criminals and tracked to my parents work place. The police were involved and I couldn't leave the house for 14 days.
Now i'm in university, yet the ostracisation still continues on. I've tried talking to people around campus, but everyone is already in their set group from high school. I would approach numerous people and ask them questions, but they would either give a one word answer and keep on waking or even ignore me entirely. I even tried changing up my game plan to make friends by going to the games room at uni after classes have finished, but the only people there are obnoxious normies and Indians who can't speak English.
Societies "just make friends" or "just put yourself out there" does absolutely nothing if you already tried and failed.
@Ricecel Sungnodius @deleted dude
Short life story:
I've been ostracised since I was in preschool. The children wouldn't let me play with them, and they would attack me. I would only go to preschool every Monday and even then my mum would be called because the kids would all hit me.
Eventually she taught me in primary school to use my words such as saying "stop I don't like it" but that didn't help. I remember this boy grabbed my arm and started spinning me around and I kept saying "stop I don't like it" over and over again, but he wouldn't let go. I eventually vomited and stayed in sick bay for the rest of the day.
In high school I thought that things would change, I thought I would finally make friends, or get invited over to someones house, or that I might even get invited to peoples birthday parties. But nothing changed, in fact it got worse. The isolation/ostracisation worsened, and the bullying got to the point where I would be getting injuries and being knocked out. Some of the incidents were so bad I still get like a ptsd from certain scenarios that happened.
See this thread here: https://incels.is/threads/my-worst-interactions-physical.866873/
I tried to transfer schools in grade 11, but we handed in the paper too late, and it would have messed up my exams. My parents wouldn't let me drop out, and I wouldn't let myself either.
Finally the graduation day came around, everyone was crying and sad to leave, and I was straight out of there. I didn't leave the house unnecessarily for a months after that day.
- In fact the one day I did leave the house, I was chased by a group of criminals and tracked to my parents work place. The police were involved and I couldn't leave the house for 14 days.
Now i'm in university, yet the ostracisation still continues on. I've tried talking to people around campus, but everyone is already in their set group from high school. I would approach numerous people and ask them questions, but they would either give a one word answer and keep on waking or even ignore me entirely. I even tried changing up my game plan to make friends by going to the games room at uni after classes have finished, but the only people there are obnoxious normies and Indians who can't speak English.
Societies "just make friends" or "just put yourself out there" does absolutely nothing if you already tried and failed.
@Ricecel Sungnodius @deleted dude





