I used to feel the exact same way and I often still do, but at one point in my life, I got tired of always feeling sorry for myself and I just got out there and made myself talk to people. I forced myself to come out of my bubble.
When I was in high school, it was just me and my journal. I didn't have friends. I didn't talk to people. I was the one who sat in the corner that no one noticed or paid attention to. In a since, I was afraid to talk to people. When I graduated, I decided I didn't want that for myself anymore.
What you are going through is not rare amongst teenagers. Your teenage years are the most awkward years of your life, especically socially. If you really want to change, you're going to have to make yourself change, although it may be tough. Talk to someone. Try to start a conversation. Ask yourself what harm can it do. You may find yourself making some friends.
I'm just saying, sitting here and feeling sorry for yourself isn't going to go away. I asure you, I was the exact same way in high school, and people always told me that the only way it's going to stop is if I make it stop. Right now, you're still in high school, but I believe that, as you get older, socializing will get a lot easier.
IIN I am socially awkward on levels higher than itself..
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I used to feel the exact same way and I often still do, but at one point in my life, I got tired of always feeling sorry for myself and I just got out there and made myself talk to people. I forced myself to come out of my bubble.
When I was in high school, it was just me and my journal. I didn't have friends. I didn't talk to people. I was the one who sat in the corner that no one noticed or paid attention to. In a since, I was afraid to talk to people. When I graduated, I decided I didn't want that for myself anymore.
What you are going through is not rare amongst teenagers. Your teenage years are the most awkward years of your life, especically socially. If you really want to change, you're going to have to make yourself change, although it may be tough. Talk to someone. Try to start a conversation. Ask yourself what harm can it do. You may find yourself making some friends.
I'm just saying, sitting here and feeling sorry for yourself isn't going to go away. I asure you, I was the exact same way in high school, and people always told me that the only way it's going to stop is if I make it stop. Right now, you're still in high school, but I believe that, as you get older, socializing will get a lot easier.