Thread:Coolraichu100/@comment-25394521-20150613044026/@comment-25394521-20150616072516

Thanks for the advice, dude. But, making friends is hard for people like us, right? Also, to note, in my school, we're not really that huge, meaning I won't meet a different set of classmates every time a school year passes. The only thing that will change my set of classmates is if my current ones leave my school or if a new one comes by.

I have a few hobbies - biking, papercrafting, and drawing, but it's just not enough to remove the sadness for losing best friends. My school just started today, and awkwardness just never changed.

Oh, wait, you've been heartbroken? You can tell me more! I'm happy to listen and to share.

Wearing different clothes doesn't matter. As long as you have some damn clothes on, it won't matter. Just consult your parents if you're wearing the wrong combination of colors in case they think you're looking like a clown or something.

Also, of course! Don't you dare try hurting yourself. My technique is to actually force myself to a happy mood, no matter how sad I'll get. If I can't do the happy part, I'll at least put respect and kindness instead of replacing it with disrespect and mean attitude.

When you're in a sad mood, always say to yourself that there's a weekend to look forward to. After several weekends, there'll be a chance to pass by a semestral break or a long weekend. If you can't wait, just say there's a darn summer vacation of 2-3 months of happiness waiting for you.

I have a great idea for both of us. And dude, I do not recommend this idea, but if you're willing to take the risk or if you're that bored, go ahead.

Because of all my social problems, I've successfully taught myself to be a detailed papercraft artist. I've been doing this for at least 4-5 years now, more or less.

Here's one of my arts. Do you wanna know where I make these? I make these in school! Yes, I make them on free time - early in the morning, random free time provided by teachers, at break, at lunch, or even in the middle of class.

All you have to do to make these is to imagine. Just imagine if you were building in Roblox studio and were forced to use blocks to make stuff. But, in this case, you've gotta make the blocks and stick them together yourself, whether it'd be cardboard with glue, paper with tape (that's what I do), or any other things you have at home.

I'm just sharing, not forcing. I hope you find this information, advice, and stories useful to your life. And I really thank you for your advice and listening abilities (unlike those scrubs who keep posting "idgaf" or "didn't read lol" .GIF's/videos when it comes to serious stuff).

Thanks for letting me share things about my life. I wish you luck on your real life apocalypse.