What's your story /r9k/?
I used to be popular as hell as a kid. I had tons of friends, hung out with the cool kids, "dated" girls. Then in high school I got diagnosed with a skin disorder which makes your skin red and blotchy especially around the nose. It also makes it tight and painful at times. It made me look and feel like shit. It utterly wrecked all confidence I had and I still have absolutely none to this day. I became a shut in who hates going outside.
>be me on the bus in 6th grade
>some kid sits next to me and says "you used to be cool. what happened?"
>>26348042
You are a faild normie
what skin disorder? i have psoriasis on my scalp and perioral/sebhorreic dermatitis on my nose
these are all pretty readily treatable
>>26348042
i have been invisible my entire life.
I like to take nightwalks and I'm underweight.
>Was happy, relatively normal kid
>move and have to switch schools in 5th grade
>Never integrated into new school, was always weird outcast
>Downward spiral from then on.
I kid go into further detail but there is no point. You get the jist
>>26348042
>elementary school
was the smartest kid in the class and nearly all the girls liked me
>middle school onwards
everything went to shit
>>26348042
>be the quiet kid almost whole life
>now 19
>met some girls over tinder
>became friends
>they take me to parties
>make even more friends
>now popular, plus chad looks
>still feels like shit on the inside
I've had psoriasis since I was a kid. You kind of adapt to having it and it's treatable.
My story:
>be born with both mild aspergers and anti social personality disorder
>RIP any kind of social life
>>26348042
>kindergarden - very withdrawn child who preferred playing alone
>elementary school - very stubborn boy who fantasized a lot during the class.
>middle school - smart and shy kid who preferred reading books than socializing with peers
>high school - smart and depressed teenager who studied lot, never made friends and doodled in notebook every free moment.
>university - a person who've tried interacting with normies but realized that there is too big gap of social skills.