Believing that no-one likes you can be an incredibly lonely feeling.
If you don’t have a large social circle, feeling like no-one likes you can make it very difficult to find new friends.
If you do have friends and relationships, you can be left worrying that people are only hanging out with you through a sense of obligation.
I’ve put together this quiz to help you understand why you might feel this way, and what you can do about it. Whether your belief that others dislike you is true or not, there are things you can do to help build the social network that you want.
Part 1: Assessing your situation Part 2: Thought patterns that make it hard for people to like you Part 3: Behaviour patterns that make it hard for people to like you
Natalie Watkins writes about socializing for SocialSelf. She holds a B.A. in Experimental Psychology from the University of Oxford, an M.S.c. in Cognitive and Clinical Neuroscience from the University of London, and is currently in her final year of an MSc in Integrative Counselling at the University of Northampton.
I hate being alone and nobody wants to talk to me they just look around fun them not me when I go event if feel upset so much when I see them they’re having fun for me it’s not I guess people’s own happiness but for me isn’t I don’t know where to find happiness and friendship not good social.
Why didnt it give me my results??!?
I hate being alone and nobody wants to talk to me they just look around fun them not me when I go event if feel upset so much when I see them they’re having fun for me it’s not I guess people’s own happiness but for me isn’t I don’t know where to find happiness and friendship not good social.
Why didnt it give me my results??!?
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