Hello, question asker!
From what you've told me, it seems like you're feeling pretty down in the dumps. Is it the pressure at school and being scolded by your teachers that's making you feel this way?
I saw you say that although your grades at the key school weren't the best, you were surrounded by academic superstars. I can understand that you were quite good before. Is that okay?
It seems like the teacher is singling her out for her academic performance. This is really tough! The teacher scolded her in front of everyone during an online exam because she was talking to her friend about milk. The teacher also told her parents, which made her feel really embarrassed. Is this what happened?
The poor OP said she was scammed online for more than 600 yuan! I know that this is really hard for a student. What I don't understand is what the OP meant by being openly targeted by the school's early love group.
The OP said that she didn't want to have a wound on her arm. I really do think the OP has been actively looking for a solution, don't you?
First of all, I think it's really admirable that you've been so open and honest in your description. It's so clear that you've been facing your problems head-on and actively seeking solutions.
I'm really interested in learning more about what kind of strength supports the question owner. I'd also love to know how he has been able to persevere and come here to tell his story despite the situation being so difficult. This will be your resource.
The OP says that she feels like a burden to be alive, and I don't agree. I truly believe that the OP's feelings are genuine, but sometimes they're not what we expect.
The wonderful psychologist Adler once said, "Everyone has their own problems to solve."
I don't know all the details of what's going on with the questioner, but I'd love to encourage them to pay attention to when they don't feel this way. When they don't feel this way, what do they do?
Questioner, I'd like you to imagine what you would be like if you didn't feel this way. Think about the difference it would make, how you would feel, and who would notice the change in you.
Question owner, I know that when you posted this question, you must have been feeling pretty uncomfortable. So how are you feeling now? If you feel better, does it feel like everything is not so bad?
I really think it would help if you could find a professional counselor you can talk to, and you should definitely tell your parents how you're feeling. It's also a great idea to see the school counselor, and you could try getting some exercise or writing in a diary to help you feel better.
And finally, I just want to say that I believe in you, and I truly believe you can change the situation for the better through your own efforts. You are so unique, and I admire you for that!
My friends at Yixinli and I have always been behind you, cheering you on and rooting for you. Don't be afraid!
Come on, my friend! The world and I love you!


Comments
I understand how tough things are for you right now and it must feel really overwhelming. It's important to remember that everyone faces challenges, but there's always a way forward. Talking to someone who can offer support, like a counselor or a trusted adult, might help you sort through these feelings.
It sounds like you're carrying a lot of weight on your shoulders, and I'm truly sorry for what you've been going through. Sometimes reaching out for professional help can provide a new perspective and tools to cope with stress. Remember, you're not alone in this.
Feeling targeted by teachers and peers can be incredibly hard, especially when it feels like there's no escape. There are people who care about you and want to see you succeed. Seeking out those positive influences could make a big difference in your daytoday life.
Life can be very challenging, particularly when you feel misunderstood or unfairly treated. It's important to find someone you trust and talk about what you're experiencing. Sometimes just sharing your feelings can lighten the load you're carrying.
I'm really sorry that you're facing such difficulties at school and feeling so burdened. It might help to connect with friends or family members who can offer comfort and understanding. Consider speaking to someone who can provide emotional support and guidance during this tough time.