My so called "Friends"

[careful]

epitome of a pointless meaningless rant right there. you said absolutely nothing insightful or interesting, making me think that you belong in at least several of those unadducible bland stereotypes yourself and that you are 16. im sorry to be trolling here, but whats even worse then a canonical member of anyone of those classic stereotypes are people who ***** about them. you realize that those stereotypes don't actually exist and are only spuriously propagated by embittered social rejects, vengeful because they are being secretly ostracized by each and every group and are indeed undesirably aware of it. though i dont get that impression from you, i think your just becoming more socially independent and loosing interest in the common traits that once formed the bondage with your friends some time ago. by the way your not clever for pointing out and criticizing these well-known stereotypes.

as for the OP, no because i don't have any friends.

 

[Valiance]

BLemonTea, by checking your Birthdate and Location in your profile, assuming it's correct, you would be 17 years old since last month. Considering you live in Wyoming, I'd assume you're finishing high school?

I had a very, very similar experience in 9th and 10th grade, but ended up trying to avoid these people more over time, and by 12th grade, I pretty much barely saw them at all. I always considered them acquaintances instead of friends, and was more of a loner at the time.

The truth is, once you're out of high school, you have the choice to never see these people again. You can move away if they visit you out of school, and you won't have any classes with them ever again. If you go to a local community college, you might end up seeing them in passing, but it's very easy to just not say anything to them, pretend you never noticed them, etc...

Whether or not you view that as good news may not matter, as you still need to get through each day individually. I wish you luck, and maybe over time you can slowly distance yourself from them. I know confrontations can be difficult with people who are very familiar with you, but sometimes, even if you've known them since 2nd grade, you just gotta get out of the relationship.

 

[Retardinator]

Well there was this guy in high school who was my "best friend". That's what he thought, anyway. I just started hanging out with other people, leaving me with less time I had to waste on listening about politics and how world is shit.