Why do I feel like being excluded?

Feeling left out is a natural response to social exclusion. When someone leaves you out of an event, it can make you feel like you don’t matter to them. You may find yourself isolated and lonely. You may not understand why you weren’t a part of the plans.

How do you know you outgrow friends?

When you steadily feel, think, or say a flood of snide remarks, ask yourself why you’re trying to be friends with that person in general. If they make you feel more negative emotions (whether that’s annoyance, frustration, or stress) than positive emotions, you might have outgrown your friendship.

Why do I feel the need to stop hanging out with friends?

Or maybe you’ve spent too much time with them and you need some time for yourself, focusing on what you want and you need to do. Sometimes you need to give yourself some space; you don’t HAVE to feel the need to hang out with them all of the time.

Why do I not like to be around my friends?

The basis of why you don’t like to be around your friends is that you don’t want to identify with them. You don’t want to be known as one of them, not only for others, but also deep inside yourself. It doesn’t mean that they are bad people or treat you bad, although sometimes that is the case. It is just that you don’t belong with them.

What is it like to hang out with few people?

Comparably hanging out with few people can mean more meaningful conversation but end up with some sort of gossiping and routinely meeting or end up finding they always need or want something from you.

Why do I feel like I am not that good at anything?

It can be because you are an Introvert person and you don’t like meeting people. It maybe that you have a lot of insecurities regarding yourself and because of that you suffer from lack of self esteem and you generally have a feeling of “I am not that good”.