Sometimes I just want to go unnoticed or be invisible
Sometimes I just want to go unnoticed or be invisible, the constant stares, the typical friends who pass by in groups and whisper and laugh at you, every day it's the same, mistreatment, sorry for not being pretty and not fitting into their "standards" or for "walking weird", but I can't ignore it anymore, I'm fed up, I just want to be invisible and not the object of ridicule or to be treated with decency and not like a phenomenon, I'm still looking for what's weird about me.
@versatileCamp4078
I know what it likes to want to feel invisible and disappear insignificantly into the background, not standing out, not getting noticed so as not to have a conversation or accept a compliment. You are not weird, you are not deserving of this, life is too short to hide or to give two rats what other people think. You matter. You deserve fun, proper friendships and not to ever feel as if you need to help me away ever again. Welcome to seven cups and sending you hugs and my best wishes 💜🥰
@versatileCamp4078
You are not a weird person. You are not being ridiculous. You are worthy and you matter, and even if a lot of people say otherwise, you still matter and you are still worthy and still deserving of unconditional love and support. If you ever need to talk to someone, don't feel hesitant to reach out here on 7cups. You posting this is already the first step in your healing journey and i applaud you for your bravery.
A lot of people go through social anxiety and you're definitely not alone. There are people here who care about you and want to see you be happy and enjoy life to the fullest. And even though there are mean people who care too much about trivial things, like other people's appearance, there are also people who care more about someone's heart and personality rather than someone's appearance.
Sending you lots of support. You can overcome anything, i believe in you!
@versatileCamp4078I'm really sorry you're feeling this way. Being treated like that is painful and unfair. Remember, your worth isn’t defined by others' opinions or appearances. You deserve to be treated with kindness and respect just as you are. If you can, try to connect with someone who understands and supports you—a trusted friend, counselor, or support group. You don’t have to face this alone. Would you like some ideas on how to find supportive people or ways to build your confidence?
