(12 May, 2020 - 03:58 PM)UnitedAirlinesx Wrote: Show MoreHonestly though I dont, but would you prefer online friends or real life friend? seems like real life friends ditch you out of nowhere. I used to have lots of friends but when they moved schools they no longer replied to my messages, I didn't know what I did wrong but they blocked me out of nowhere. It's kind of depressing, I got no friends to talk to about my issues, my girlfriend ditched me. I knew I kind of messed up for being too busy with my girlfriend, but I did have some time for them I go along with them when they go out I haven't missed a single event they went to, now it seems pretty weird I wasn't even invited to one of my bestfriends party. I would love to have online friends but I get way too shy knowing I'm asian.
Bro, I'm sorry to hear about your predicament. Many things can happen, usually relationships made in younger years fade away and get replaced with newer ones. Yes, it happens that some people have friends for a lifetime, of course, but you need to be extremely compatible and similar with the other person(s). And even then, after a time you will see each other less because you become adults, do your own stuff pave your own paths. And that is completely fine and natural.
It does not really matter what your race is. I don't know where you are from, but I'm 100% sure it is not because you are Asian (I'm confused because Asian for Brits is not East-Asian, and no I'm not a Brit). However in multi-ethnic societies most friendships and relationships are built along racial and religious lines, and yes, children segregate more naturally as well. It is completely natural and normal. There's no need to feel bad about anything, really, just try to get out there and make friends, either IRL or online. Try to find people who have similar interests, forums, or local groups. :) You seem like a nice and empatethic guy, otherwise you would not have made this thread.
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