Oh sweetie, I feel for you. Some very good suggestions from others.

forget it, it is a reflection of them, not you. You need to meet people that have the same interests as you and not just people that you are kind of “forced” to get to know like in the workplace.

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  • • mom94125 replied
    • 07 Jun 2015 , 12:44 pm

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  i hoe that you are better in regards to this now.

i hope you can move on from this …

its the poeple that bully who has a problem

Someone told me that you’ll probably only have about 5 true friends in your life time the rest are really just acquaintances. I have so far found this to be quite true.

Seems to me like they are the ones with the problem! – it is hard but you know inside you are a good person and it is them who are missing out

Things do get better. i found that after i had children my friends circle tended to be other parents and not the people going out etc. Maybe try for a friend circle through a mums group. and bullying (even in the work place) should not have to be tolerated speak up. good luck and i hope your days get better.

As an adult you shouldn’t have to put up with that. Maybe find some new friends. Mothers support groups on in your area are a good start

I’m sorry you are having a blue day. I was bullied as a child I had my hair pulled on the bus, I was threatened and harassed by groups of girls and so forth. I think what is important to remember is that it is not you that has the problem but them. They may be jealous or have insecurities. I was bullied because I was a good girl who did as she was told and who had parents who cared. I had a nice school bag and packed lunch and they didn’t. So they were jealous.