Ordinarily, no one asks for my opinion, it never requires the ideal side for this individual, but it's not my fault, but I just think a bit differently. I don't get along with people, or rather they do not get together with me. They are probably afraid I will become smart in dialog again and fix their language. What can I do if they're really wrong? I always feel like I am out of place. I can't get together with people. You do not believe me? I'll prove it!

Then I went to a brand-new school. Initially, I was homeschooled until seventh grade, also in eighth grade, I talked to my parents to transfer me to the kids. Likely by mistake I was moved not overly smart and type classmates but to those that did not care for learning and cognition of the world. However, I wasn't discouraged.

In spite of the fact that I instantly discerned them realized that we have little in common, I still tried to make friends with them. I decided to start on the front nearest to me, namely, the boys. I went to the maximum power figures in my class and introduced myself. They looked in my obliquely, didn't take my outstretched hands in greeting, and delivered me off. I approached everybody at recess for a long time, but no one admitted me.

Some only said their name and didn't pay any more attention, and some defiantly walked away. I didn't know why they did not need to be friends with me, and that I felt like a stranger and unique. After a month, I was able to gain some hope in my classmates and squeeze in. At first, I even seemed to get empathy, but then one awkward situation happened, after which I was no more accepted into the group, and that I stayed an outcast. 

 There certainly were lots of underachievers and most happy folks in my course. Whenever they said something incorrect, I used to correct them. I tried gagging myself, but nothing else worked. Everyone stopped being friends with me due to my peculiarity. However, many years have passed and I recall it with a grin.