Physically, I believe that I can say that I have friends. I go to lunch with the gamer boys, they say hello when they see me in the hall, and they treat me just like one of the guys. I enjoy this. But then when I have to choose people to sit with on a bus or choose a partner to work with, I get depressed. Noone would want to sit with me or wants to work with me. I’m allready dreading tommorow when I have to pick a new partner in a class. Luckily one of my gbs is in my class. Also, half of the guys have girlfriends, so this makes them unavailable to me. Since I have begun going to lunch with my new friends my depression has lessened and I consider myself to be happy. But when I have to interact with other people I sink deeper into my depression. This confusion makes me feel like shit and I dislike this feeling. I do not know what to do. I want to make friends outside of the ones I have at lunch, but I just do not know how.
MuffyDoubleSci's Life List
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1. lose 25 pounds
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2. Get a 4 on the AP US History Exam
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3. get a 5 on the AP Biology exam
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4. make friends
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5. stand up for myself
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6. stop homophobia
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7. walk my dog more
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8. To live instead of exist
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9. be more organized
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10. live life fearlessly
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11. No more self mutilation
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I’m 150 again. Last week I ballooned to 158. That’s gross. I’ve sorta stopped eating. Three days ago I had 15 calories, yesterday around 350, and I have not eaten today. I walked a mile today, as I do everyday. I really need to bulk up my exercise routine if I want to lose weight. I’ve decided that I cannot binge, or eat “normally,” until Christmas. Only 21 days left.
My last entry ended with that I hoped that I could sit with one of my new friends at lunch. Well, for the past two months, I have been going to lunch with my geeky guy friend. He introduced me to his friends, a bunch of very friendly gamer boys, and I am so much happier. The next thing that I want to do is hand out with them outside of school. Something to look forward to, I hope.
