Friends are important. You don't want to lose them. You make one tiny mistake, and your friends are not your friends anymore, or at least for a bit. It happens.
#1
I regret coming out to my best friend. She outed me to everyone in my class. Thankfully nobody was homophobic but I still feel kind of betrayed that she outed me casually without even thinking about how I’d feel about it
4points
#2
I wasnjn orchestra I played the stand up bass. I blacked out onto it. Then my teacher helped me get up (I don’t rember this parts it’s what I was told what happened) I blacked out into my teachers arms- she set me down and I Barfed. Yeah that was ruff everyone at the school ended up know at least that I passed out
2points
#3
It's less of what I regret doing and more of what I regret saying. I wish I didn't tell them I was agender or I might have autism. They have been treating me differently, the girls ignore me when I say certain things and excuse it as "ramblings" I have, and the boys ask me "do you have a woman genital? Then you're a girl." It hurts and I've always felt like I was never truly in the boy group or girl group. When I said something about it, they shrug it off and say I'm just being "overemotional because of my autism". It hurts and I wish I never said anything. Thankfully they're... Ok?... With me being a lesbian, but have said over and over again they don't support me because of religion. I guess I have that
2points
#4
To steal a phrase from a different article, 'using Personality #3 in front of Friend Group #2'
1point
#5
When i, who has asd, was accidentally rude to two of my friends.
1point
#6
letting them have access to my room while i was away. for context, it was a sleepover and i went to the bathroom for 1 minute and as soon as i came out, all of them were huddled around my diary and were obviously reading it. they tried making some stupid excuse for doing it, but i wasn't having it. i couldn't do anything about it tho and i just pretended to enjoy the night with them until they left. still pissed about it years later.
1point
#7
My friend took me to prom and was a fabulous gentleman to me the whole time.
Literally a few days after, I said in front of him that I hate being treated like a "lady" by guys because I can do stuff on my own, thank you very much.
Literally a few days after, I said in front of him that I hate being treated like a "lady" by guys because I can do stuff on my own, thank you very much.
I should have known from his face, but I did not realize how insulting it really was until later.
Thankfully we got it worked out. I am an independent woman, but if I agree to be your date, then it's okay to treat me like a date.
It just bugs me when guys treat me like that for no reason.
Thankfully we got it worked out. I am an independent woman, but if I agree to be your date, then it's okay to treat me like a date.
It just bugs me when guys treat me like that for no reason.
0points