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People who dont like you
- Thread starter Randy
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Lots of people don't like me. Multitude of reasons, being trans, being on staff at certain places, being someone who suffers from a persistent major depressive disorder, when I was younger it was because I was a nerdy kid, because I wore glasses, because I had red hair, because I liked gaming (when gaming wasn't the cool thing to do), because I liked anime, because I wasn't a particularly masculine child. Pick a reason, so many people found a reason to hate me, or still do find reasons to hate me.
I hear @Hulk doesn't like me
I don't know about the others but....@Webster @Wessel @Nebulous @PGen98 @Daltonio are just five that secretly don't like me
I don't know about the others but....
I already know there's a lot of people in society that doesn't like me but I don't care, I surround myself with people who do like me and I give the middle finger to those who don't like me. 
All the girls I've ever asked out probably don't like me very much considering I was apparently clingy and awkward around them. I've since given up on dating, realizing I just can't be around a lot of women without acting like a complete weirdo.
Some people probably didn't like me when I told them about my mental health issues. I stopped telling people IRL about them unless I was really close to them.
Some people probably don't like me because I'm 33 and still live with my parents and think I'm still a child because of it.
The older I get, the more I stop caring about what people think of me. We're all the same, we all have insecurities, feelings, fears, etc. I try not to let the overbearing, judgmental hypocrites get to me.
Some people probably didn't like me when I told them about my mental health issues. I stopped telling people IRL about them unless I was really close to them.
Some people probably don't like me because I'm 33 and still live with my parents and think I'm still a child because of it.
The older I get, the more I stop caring about what people think of me. We're all the same, we all have insecurities, feelings, fears, etc. I try not to let the overbearing, judgmental hypocrites get to me.
I'm sure there's people that don't like me for the same reasons, though I live with my in laws and not my biological parents. I don't think society should hate us for living with our parents still, the cost of living is ridiculous these days and it's much more affordable to live with your parents. I still pay rent, and help purchase groceries for the house so it's not like I'm mooching off my in laws or anything. I know you've got two jobs, so you're a hard worker as well and I'm sure you pay rent too. (Or help with bills.)
This is a bit off topic but it’s not that bad of a thing as long as you are helping out any way you can. Unfortunately I know a couple of people who choose to stay home with their parents even though they’re perfectly capable of independence.
Yeah, living alone in society nowadays is really tough due to major inflation. I'm the type that doesn't mind living with their parents, I have such great parents who treat their children the best they can and always help out when needed. They don't even make me pay rent because they are that graceful. Though, I do have my own bills to pay, such as car, medical, phone, etc.
