gailryder17 wrote:
So I was talking with two girls. I'll make their aliases Smu and Rmo. We were talking about people in our class and I asked Smu, "Do you like half the kids you hang out with?" She said no, she mainly liked Rmo and I, plus a few other kids. I asked her why she hung out with kids she didn't really like. She said she didn't know, she just tolerated them. We then talked about a girl in my class, her alias is Wem. (Sorry for the weird aliases - not!) Smu said that her friends (plus everyone in the grade) hate her and I questioned why they hang out with her then and why she thinks they like her. My question wasn't answered. Rmo said that I only hang with kids I like, which is why I hang with so few.
Why do people hang out with people they don't like? I don't understand this social thing.
The in crowd system, as i guess you would call it, seems to be a very complicated thing. It seems to me with girls in particuliar that they will run around and "pretend to be everyones friend". What i mean by this is that A girl may go up to another girl while in class and she will pretend that this other girl and her are bfs. but as soon as the other girl leaves she will say nasty things about the other girl. i see it happen all the time. Boys arent quite as bad about it and if they have a problem with you they will bluntly say it to your face, But boys do play the shunning game more since we dont pretend to like people we dont. I dont know why Nts feel the need to judge people so much and play games, i think its because they have never felt the pain of judgement or have gone through the hardship of being a young child that feels like they can never belong like aspies have.