You have done you best to mend fences so I think you should be pleased with yourself for being big, admitting you were wrong and wanting their friendship.
I don't know what you did. But I do wonder if what you did warrants being spurned so by your friends. They are not exactly demonstrating a lot of kindness, care and compassion.
So as you move on, you may want to reflect on whether whatever error you made really warranted the kind of cold and mean ostracism you have experienced from this group of people. I doubt it.
Learn from your mistake, for sure, but also learn that the quality of friendship matters and that these people may have been lacking in depth, or may have even been willfully cruel towards you for some slight on your part.
You will make new friends. Try to make ones that are deserving of your trust and understand that nobody is perfect.
Is it nornal to feel so lonely
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You have done you best to mend fences so I think you should be pleased with yourself for being big, admitting you were wrong and wanting their friendship.
I don't know what you did. But I do wonder if what you did warrants being spurned so by your friends. They are not exactly demonstrating a lot of kindness, care and compassion.
So as you move on, you may want to reflect on whether whatever error you made really warranted the kind of cold and mean ostracism you have experienced from this group of people. I doubt it.
Learn from your mistake, for sure, but also learn that the quality of friendship matters and that these people may have been lacking in depth, or may have even been willfully cruel towards you for some slight on your part.
You will make new friends. Try to make ones that are deserving of your trust and understand that nobody is perfect.