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Today, It's been two years since I graduated from high school. The people in my grade excluded me from social activities and wouldn't talk to me. I dropped out of college when the same trends ensued and people treated me the same. For now, at 20, I serve drive-thru to people who bullied me, on their way to party. FML

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Dead leaves, the first cold of the season and an umbrella flipped inside out: fall, the season of grace.

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Anonymous Northolt, United Kingdom

Bass players unite

Today, it's been a year since I graduated high school and nobody, not even my own friends, has hit me up since then. I may as well be dead to them. I was in a band, but I'm now realising they only pretended to be nice to me since I was the only person in the school who knew how to play bass. I haven't talked to a soul other than my family and myself since. FML

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people excluded me from friend groups in college so I showed them by dropping out and working a dead end job

what does people excluding you have to do with no finishing college? you go to college to get a degree not to hang out and make friends. also when you get older all your friends you do make also go away because you'd rather be alone or you have your own busy life.

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people excluded me from friend groups in college so I showed them by dropping out and working a dead end job

what does people excluding you have to do with no finishing college? you go to college to get a degree not to hang out and make friends. also when you get older all your friends you do make also go away because you'd rather be alone or you have your own busy life.

In college you pick your studies, you pick your friends and you pick your activities. Screw them and their social cliques. but don't let them be the reason you didn't finish college. That would be better justification to use that money for a trade school. Learn and do what you want, but don't let the classmates make your decisions.

Go back to college, focus on your studies, improve your life and watch those people either disappear or start trying to be inclusive.

At some point you need to realize you could be the problem, not other people.