Waffle-San
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Rumours are definately a tough thing. They effect so many. I know the comments hurt but this is when you have to walk tall with your head high. I bet you that less people than you think actually believe this rumour. I guess the best you can do is make to exploit it.
At least half the people saying it are probabley only saying it to fit in and avoid being the suspect of their own rumours, or to drawn attention away from already existing ones.
As a last resort you could express your interest in guys a little more publically but I really don't think that's a good idea.
You and your friend know it's not the truth and soon people should stop caring, 20 years from now few of these people will be part of your life. So don't let it get in the way of anything.
You could also try joining some clubs or something to make new friends or just get to know other people better so in tern they can get to know you and find out the truth for themselves.
That's all I can think of right now, I hope I helped a little bit.
Edit: High School: Okay for some reason I didn't see anything after rumours. As far as high School goes, I'm also starting high school next year. (High School's grades 10-12 here). I'm just not letting it bother me, you have to look at the positives, like the oppertunity to meet new people. They obviously won't fill the void of those you left behind but you can stay in touch with them otherwise. There's nothing to be nervous about until you've actually experienced it.
Math: As far as math goes Sorano's point about asking different teachers is an excellent one. I've never been good at Science, ever but last year I managed to get along okay, and one of my friends and I had relitivaly simialer marks. This year we have different teachers, he's excelling and I'm barely passing. The teacher can make a huge difference. You could try getting a tutor, even if it's just a classmate or friend. Help is all around us, we just don't always realise it.
At least half the people saying it are probabley only saying it to fit in and avoid being the suspect of their own rumours, or to drawn attention away from already existing ones.
As a last resort you could express your interest in guys a little more publically but I really don't think that's a good idea.
You and your friend know it's not the truth and soon people should stop caring, 20 years from now few of these people will be part of your life. So don't let it get in the way of anything.
You could also try joining some clubs or something to make new friends or just get to know other people better so in tern they can get to know you and find out the truth for themselves.
That's all I can think of right now, I hope I helped a little bit.
Edit: High School: Okay for some reason I didn't see anything after rumours. As far as high School goes, I'm also starting high school next year. (High School's grades 10-12 here). I'm just not letting it bother me, you have to look at the positives, like the oppertunity to meet new people. They obviously won't fill the void of those you left behind but you can stay in touch with them otherwise. There's nothing to be nervous about until you've actually experienced it.
Math: As far as math goes Sorano's point about asking different teachers is an excellent one. I've never been good at Science, ever but last year I managed to get along okay, and one of my friends and I had relitivaly simialer marks. This year we have different teachers, he's excelling and I'm barely passing. The teacher can make a huge difference. You could try getting a tutor, even if it's just a classmate or friend. Help is all around us, we just don't always realise it.
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