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Post by Mr Invisible on Oct 13, 2003 13:41:12 GMT -5
Hello guys and galls. First post. I am the invisible man. At school nobody listens to a word I say. At home its the same. At my part time job its the same. I am ignored. Is this just me?
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Post by spiridon on Oct 13, 2003 21:39:22 GMT -5
You remind me of a great joke: "Doctor, it seems like everyone is ignoring me, what should I do?" - "Next patient, please!"
Seriously though, you are not the only one who feels this way, I go through periods like this too, and often (plus my Russian accent makes it hard for Americans to understand me). You need to realize that most people always like to talk and never like to listen. So when you say something and they ignore it, it's probably because they cannot wait to say something of their own, not because they avoid you. You should just try to respond to what they say, then they'll listen.
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Post by Rio on Oct 18, 2003 6:44:18 GMT -5
Good thing about everyone who surfs this website, is that everyone can empathise with each other. I was/am the same, schools tough for everyone an it can be especially cruel, those who arent outgoing and loud twats, usually get unfairly sterotyped, nice.
My part time job was the same, i started and they all thought i was this shy quiet girl, which really annoyed me, but i also didnt make that much off an effort.
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Post by vik on Oct 18, 2003 8:39:43 GMT -5
To tell you the truth, very outgoing, loud and obnoxious folks can sometimes be annoying and are often avoided. I know one guy who talks all the time, makes inappropriate comments about everything and teases others whenever he gets the chance. I also know at least three people who hate his guts (and two of them are women, so outgoing guys aren't always popular with the ladies). Sometimes looking at him, I realize that my own quietness is kind of a bliss.
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Post by NewOrleansLady on Oct 27, 2003 1:48:45 GMT -5
My problem is, I tend to migrate twoards people who are probably too outgoing, borderline obnoxious ;D just because I know that they will monopolize the conversation but, whenever I want to say something they are thinking about what they want to say next. With anybody else, I have their full attention when I say something and than I get flustered and stumble over my words and never actually get my point across the way that I want to.
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Post by ghostgirl on Dec 4, 2003 19:14:36 GMT -5
wow that sounds like a lot like me. in my old high school i used to be so withdrawn and i even tried to commit suicide. then i moved to a smaller school and found a lot of friends. there is hope and maybe if you travel with a pack of kids you won't feel so bad. if you are still havin troubles feel free to email me at killerklownchic@hotmail.com or anyone else that just wants to talk.
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Post by Pretty Noose on Dec 15, 2003 20:34:15 GMT -5
Hello guys and galls. First post. I am the invisible man. At school nobody listens to a word I say. At home its the same. At my part time job its the same. I am ignored. Is this just me? I am the same way...I am always ignored in school, which is sad because I knew almost everyone there since I was a child, many people all of a sudden see me and say "oh, I thought you moved" when I had like 2 classes with them the entire year!!! At home I am not really ignored, but I am always the last to know anything and I get along horrible with my parents and brother, and I dont have a job, and I am really fearing that because the bad things always seem to happen to me.
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