Why do normies treat me like diarrhea no matter what I do? >put

Sounds like you got put into a shit group, I'd request another one if possible, let your concerns be know to someone with authority (w/o them knowing). I despise group projects, so glad I'm graduating soon.

Bumpadoo

One thing i've learned is that being social instantly makes people social towards you. Most likely they looked at your face and noticed you weren't saying hi or smiling or any of the other normal cues normal people give off during interactions with other humans, which probably made the Chads themselves feel like they were being judged despite it all being in their heads. It's more likely that the Chad's were worried of seeming uncool towards you and were a little socially anxious themselves. Probably why they all went with the stock Chad greeting "sup guys". If you could see yourself the way other people saw you it might change your life.

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>>36333206
>crying to the teacher in college
Things don't work the same there as in high school, sport.

>>36333475
Not crying, literally just saying something along the lines of, "hey, this group isn't working out, can I join another?" Just trying to ensure it stays between the two as much as possible.

>>36333143
I was also the intellectual and playwright of most of my groups in school. Felt bretty gud being the /topguy/

>>36333493
Most teachers won't give a shit. If you don't like your group you can leave and try to join another one.