Your success in life is largely determined by your attitude and the effort you are willing to put into it. Attitudes can be changed. Hard work done.
The solution to all your problems and your failure at solving them are both in your own immovable closed-off mind, young grasshopper.
Some of the biggest social outcasts and societal fuck-ups, yesterday's nerds, are today's millionaires. High school is over. Your life starts NOW. Why not live it?
When I was a little devil, I heard a song. It was "Je ne regrette rien" by Edith Piaf. She was dealt a shitload of awfulness in her short underserved life. A little 'succubus' with more spirit then you can ever even dream of. Piaf was a midget, a teenage mother, lost her only child at 19, lived on the streets for years, lost several husbands and multiple friends and did not even make it to fifty. But in the end, she still regretted nothing. Je ne regrette rien, I regret nothing.
She regretted nothing, because she
lived. You will regret everything, because you
never lived.
Get a hold of yourself wizard. It's not too late yet. The environment you claim to cherish is toxic. Get out while you still can.
Go out and get a taste of what your kind calls "normalfaggotry". Thank me later.
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And if you think you have it bad, my dear wizard, think again... tons of people have come from way worse situations and succeeded. My own grandfather was an orphan, abused and neglected, basically reduced to slavery at the age of six. He never gave up. They tried to break him but he wouldn't break. Kids in the orphanage would beat him up, and he got an iron chain and beat them all up one by one. Every night he studied, every morning he worked. When he was 19 he was already a naval officer, and he got engaged to my grandmother. Of his five siblings he is the only one still alive and they were born in the 1940s. So don't even think for one minute you have it bad. Or that there is no hope for you. There is. You had a million chances and let them all pass... my grandfather had none but he made it.
One day you will die. And if, with death nearby, you can tell yourself: "I regret nothing", you know you did well. If not? Make it so. There is no feeling more powerful.
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