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What's wrong with me?


Question Posted Tuesday September 18 2007, 5:23 pm

15/f

I just started going to a boarding school liek a month ago. Recently I've been feeling like I'm always fighting back tears. I've been way too overremotional. And it's not just because of pms- because my emotional side effects that go along with that are not this extreme ever. I'm really homesick and I hate being here for a lot of reasons and I don't have any friends or a boyfriend.

I'll be trying to do something and all of a sudden tears will start to smoulder in my eyes. Especially when anyone asks me some kind of question- even if it's normal... I'll start crying (or nearly, but fighting the urge) at the drop of a hat.

What's wrong with me?

(ps: i've already passed puberty so that's not it)


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spookykiwi answered Thursday September 20 2007, 6:25 am:
There are many things in life that can make a teenage girl cry. I guess most of us are just naturally hormonal....but thats even WITHOUT the added stress of boarding school. I can't imagine what it would be like to start a new school and not even be able to go back to my family at the end of the day.

It sounds to me that you're stressed and possibly very very anxious. Take a few deep breaths and tell yourself everything will be okay - because it will be. Find something to lose yourself in.....books are good for that sort of thing, or maybe a hobby. Something to relieve stress and help you forget your worries for a while. What I mean is, try to find something that will give you a reason to get through the day.

Friends come in time, and boyfriends aren't that important. Just give it time, people tend to be more friendly than alot of people give them credit for. Try to be yourself..even if right now it feels like you can't be.

Sorry if I'm way off the mark xD this is just my opinion. If it doesn't bother you then you may want to go to a counselor if your school has one...and if they aren't too annoying.

Try to relax =] time is on your side.

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amarand answered Wednesday September 19 2007, 9:05 pm:
I've been going to a boarding school for 3 years and my first two months were horrible! My school is in New England so its really preppy, and I live in Montana, which is thousands of miles away, so I didn't feel like I fit in at ALL at first. I hated it. I cried all the time and was just extremely homesick. But now that I'm used to it and I've made a lot of really good friends, I can't even imagine going to school at home. Trust me, it gets better. My only advice is to be outgoing and optimistic because boarding school is tough, and you need to really fight to make it a good experience. Being homesick is normal..I'm sure most of the new students at your school are extremely homesick. Just make an effort to get involved and get to know people and you will grow to like it.

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