What's wrong with me?
Would I even want to be friends with someone like me? Yes, but only when I’m not embarrassed. That’s when I like myself.
I used to have a friend. She moved away and we don’t talk anymore, but we’re still following each other online. She’s married now and travels, and she’s lost weight. I’ll be honest—I’m jealous. Because I’ve never even had a boyfriend. It feels like everyone my age has had all these experiences, and I haven’t.
I still love the TV show I loved as a teenager, and now there’s a spin-off, so I still watch it and get really into it. There are a lot of things I’m really into. Is that a sign of immaturity? If I need to move forward, I can’t, because I love certain things too much—music, books, fictional worlds, soccer. But I’m not obsessed with them; I can talk about other topics too.
I feel like I’m falling behind. What’s wrong with me? How do I become "normal"?
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