TheWizard wrote:I have gotten used to being a loser. I can tune out name calling most the time.
I feel so all a lone. I hate it and I hate the life I'm living.
hi thewizard,
i dont think you should ever have to get use to being a "loser" i hate that phrase anyways. It only described how other ignorant, close-minded, immature kids see you.
When i was younger (im 18 now) i use to think i was a "loser" this was before i knew i had schizophrenia, but of coarse, i've always been "weird" and i use to be afraid of that. I wanted to fit in and to be like the other "cool" kids at school.
But, over time...i slowly got over my insecurities and started to appreiciate my difference and "weirdness" it was very hard, and im not really even sure how i've done it, but i know longer care what other people think of me.
It seems everyone in the worlds (especially teenagers) are always trying to fit in and be like other people. I get sick of it. Not many people seem to care to be different and individual.
I guess i've become almost phobic of being "normal" and being like other people.
..i think i use schizophrenia as a way of coping with the world that i hate so much.
i hope things get better for you someday. im sorry you feel so aweful.
In my opinion, the real "Losers" are the people who cant open their minds and be compashionate of what other people (like us) are going through. And instead, they choose to make fun of us and make us feel even more sh*ty.
-becka