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Normal, sometimes because of interests, or personality factors, or even simply dislike, all kinds of reasons may cause others to be excluded, just do yourself.
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It's normal to be excluded, and the only reason you don't get excluded from others is that you become good enough.
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Don't worry. Not a peer and not much of a topic per se. You can make more like-minded friends and associate with friends who are full of positive energy.
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Normal, work hard to enrich yourself, and have like-minded friends.
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This is normal, not necessarily everyone will like you and wish you good luck.
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It's normal to be ostracized, regardless of age.
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Where there is work, there are people who squeeze you out. Normal! Take out the confidence to fight back against the people who attack you. What's that? Play in front of meHeart Eye, I'll Kill You!
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Break down your own barriers and integrate into it, you can participate in some training classes, boot camps, or social groups to get yourself used to socializing.
You haven't completely fixed the personality and concepts, you can change them later, you can also read more books, precipitate yourself, learn more, and make yourself capable.
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If you really can't fit in because of different understandings, different interests, or other reasons, you can directly choose to avoid contact with your peers, so that the damage to you can be minimized, but if you have the ability to integrate, I still mind if you try to fit in.
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In daily life, you are always excluded from the circle by your peers, don't try to express yourself at this time, and then try to squeeze into the circle, you just need to be yourself, and like-minded people will naturally gather around you.
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Don't worry if you are excluded, it will make you more independent, stronger, more special, it is recommended that you strengthen your inner self-cultivation, read more books, travel more, and gain more knowledge, when you read more you will feel that your current confusion is nothing.
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Being excluded by peers may be due to your own reasons, or it may be due to the outside world, so don't be sad when you are excluded by your classmates, don't care too much about other people's opinions, as long as you do your own thing, a person's loneliness is still glorious despite defeat.
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Try to be yourself, make yourself good and strong, so that your peers will be happy to associate with you.
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If you are always being ostracized by your peers in your daily life, you may need to first think about whether something is wrong with you.
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Don't care what other people think, if someone is always trying to exclude you, I believe that as long as you are good enough and witty enough, they will not succeed.
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At this time, you should find the problem from yourself, see if you are doing something wrong, which causes everyone to alienate yourself, and then correct it.
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In daily life, if you are always excluded by your peers, you should find a way to find the reason for it.
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First of all, there must be mistakes in the exclusion of your peers, but you also need to find out why you are often excluded.
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Yes. Because society will exclude others, and when you don't realize it, you may exclude others. Maybe you're also ostracized by others, you don't know. If you don't notice it, it's not a big problem, and the other party doesn't mean to embarrass you.
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This is an anomaly that has been around for a long time. No matter when and where, the phenomenon of schools, factories, companies, groups and even ** departments is more or less ......
Of course, now the social atmosphere will get better and better, and positive things will become more and more mainstream. Those negative energies are only a few.
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If you are excluded by many people, then it means that there is a problem with the person's interpersonal skills. Or if you are too good, you will be excluded by others.
In fact, there are many reasons, and we all need to find out the reasons and solve them symptomatically.
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Being excluded by others is because of the way you do things and speak is caused by problems, others have no grievances with you, they are not a family, you are excluded by many people must be there a reason, reflect on yourself, do your best. Don't be too egoistic.
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You're not RMB. Not everyone will like you.
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Because of my mental age, I was excluded by my peers, so I think I could go to someone who is about the same mental age as me to play.
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You should do something that shocks them and convinces them. Only then will others obey you.
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Adults are older mentally than us, but they still get along well with us, you can learn from them.
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I don't think it's your fault that you're older, it's just that everyone thinks differently and feels different about things, so you should do something more mature and impress others.
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I think it's a very frustrating experience, and first of all, I'll try to adjust myself.
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It is normal for most people to have a mental age that does not match their chronological age.
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I think you should pretend to be naïve at this time, so that you can better integrate with your peers.
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Because we are rejected by others because of our age, then we can go to some older people to play with.
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When you are mentally old and are excluded by your peers, I think you should be more mature and not care what others think.
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I feel that my mental age is older than my peers, and it is very uncomfortable to be excluded, and I will try to adjust my state.
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It depends on a person's mindset, which is a mindset and a mindset. You were ostracized as a child, and your soul was traumatized if you didn't have the right guidance. Then you will be very sensitive to such things, so you will take these kinds of things very seriously in your mind and ignore other things.
At the same time, if you were injured as a child and have low self-esteem in this regard, then once you encounter something similar, you will have low self-esteem, resulting in things that could have been solved because of low self-esteem and tension, and things that cannot be solved will aggravate your low self-esteem and nervous ......And so a vicious circle.
Suggestion: Look at everything. Think about things with positive and correct thinking. Don't care about small things, but talk about principles in big things. If it seriously affects your life, it is recommended to see a psychiatrist, there is no shame.
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The situation you describe is quite normal for the following reasons:
First of all, although they are peers, they live in different environments, know and contact different people, and each person's personality, hobbies, and three views are also different.
As friends and colleagues, we should try our best to discover the common hobbies of each other and ourselves, put aside disputes and generation gaps, and live in harmony.
Even if the other person is a difficult person to get along with, you should maintain a superficial relationship and nod your head to each other. Because everyone has the right to choose their own path in life, as long as they do not violate laws and regulations, there is nothing wrong with it.
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Everyone's growth environment, the physical objects they come into contact with, and the things they experience affect your perception of things, and everyone has a unique way of thinking, and you are more mature than others, indicating that you have experienced a little more than others, and what things you see are more unique.
Work hard, I believe you can do it, you don't have to wait for your career to succeed before you can get married? As long as the two of you can really be together, then you can deal with any difficulties together!
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Normal! It's just that you care too much about certain problems, and you always keep things that others don't care about, and it's hard to say them, and you always feel awkward with others, and you don't have a common language, and you may be a little autistic, but I don't think there's a problem, because everyone has a different personality, and you will always find people who share your interests and hobbies. >>>More