Does somebody feels like this

Does anyone else feel this way?

I consider myself fortunate. I attend a great school, have amazing friends, and consistently earn top grades. Please don’t take this the wrong way—I’m aware that many people struggle academically, and I do my best to support one of my friends who finds it challenging. Honestly, school feels really easy for me. I often find myself not paying attention because I either already understand the material or grasp it quickly when the teacher explains it. As a result, school becomes somewhat dull since I’m not really learning anything new. Finishing my homework takes no time at all, so I end up having very little to do at home.

For me, school has turned into a time to hang out and have fun with my friends. We’re always joking around and making each other laugh, and that’s what makes it enjoyable. But once the school day ends, I find myself getting bored pretty quickly. I often just sit on my bed for hours, watching TV and feeling aimless. That boredom can quickly turn into sadness as I realize how much I enjoyed my time with my friends at school.

As the hours pass after school, I start to miss them more and more each day. It’s tough, knowing that school is the only place I get to connect with them, especially since I struggle to communicate outside of that environment. While I cherish the moments I spend with my friends at school, I also dread the thought of those moments fading away when the day is over. I really miss them, more than I can express.

One Reply to “Does somebody feels like this”

  1. It sounds like you’re navigating a lot of complex feelings around school and your friendships! It’s great that you’re doing well academically and have a strong support system with your friends. However, it’s completely normal to feel a sense of loneliness when you’re not with them, especially if school is such a fun and social environment for you.

    Have you thought about finding new activities or hobbies outside of school that could help fill that time and connect you with others? Maybe you could look for clubs, sports, or community events where you can meet people and engage in something you enjoy. Also, even if you can’t hang out with your friends outside school as much, maybe you could set up regular hangouts or virtual chats to help bridge that gap. Just know that feeling bored and sad sometimes is okay, and it’s all part of figuring out how to balance different aspects of your life. You’re not alone in these feelings!

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