Hi.
First off, the world is not "turning darker and injusticed". It
always has been.
Is it fair that you have a roof over your head and food to fill
your stomach while children die of starvation and poverty in LDCs
by the second? Is it fair that I actually wrote a long ass reply,
but am now retyping everything again?
Okay, first off,
maybe its because she thinks I'm not worthy to talk
to?
Here's a quote by Eleanor Roosevelt, "No one can make you feel
inferior without your consent".
Do you really know what she thinks? No. You're just assuming and
no one but only her can truly know what she really thinks. You're
the one who's deciding you're not worthy enough to talk to
her.
Now, before I move on to how we can solve this "injustice and
darkness" problem, I'm going to just give you some possible
explanations regarding her behaviour towards you.
You mentioned that she became a totally new person, crazy and
outgoing compared to being quiet in the past, that she has been
bullied before.
Here's what I can conclude from the limited provided
information.
1) She sees the "past her" in you. And somehow, she "bullies"
you as a sort of "revenge". To get a feel of what it's like to be
the bully this time round instead of the one being bullied.
2) As you aforementioned as well, maybe she really just does
want to hang out with the popular kids, ie. she does not consider
you one of those.
3) She realised that she doesn't want to be the past her
anymore. The vulnerable, quiet, timid girl who got bullied. So she
changed, became outgoing and "crazy" to fit in. People change.
Then again, no one here only her can really know the reasoning
behind her actions, I'm just hoping the above provides you with
some form of relief, ease of mind.
I mean, she revealed her true colours to me and treated me so
badly. In turn she made so many friends and everyone thinks she
uber nice and she scored very well for her O Levels. She got many
many A1s. What is wrong with society? They say bullies would end up
nowhere but somehow the bully is thriving and absorbing the
resources of everyone around her.
This brings me back to my first point. The world has always been
unfair. Why are some born with a silver spoon while some are born
and abandoned or sold off? Why are some devouring the finest foods
while others can barely fill their stomachs?
Since you said getting O level results, I'll assume you'll be
proceeding on to two/three years more of education, the next phase
of your life. And guess what? You'll be meeting much more of people
like Person B, you'll be experiencing much more injustice and
unfairness that lies ahead for you for many years to come.
So as this apparent "injustice" and "darkness" is going to be
constant, what can you do?
There's one thing that doesn't have to be constant, and that's
your mindset.
Stop thinking if you're worthy to be with someone.
Stop caring about their opinions. They aren't living for you so why
should you be living for them?
Smile. Keep your head up. There are always going to be people
like Person B you're bound to meet, better people you meet, people
who can get away with such acts and still thrive in life. You can't
stop that. But you can however change how you see things. Think
about all the other positives in your life.
Surround yourself with positivity. Stop trying to gain the
approval of people like B. When you change your mindset, trust me,
you'll breathe easier, you'll be living each day to the fullest.
Now that you're embarking on your next major phase in life, meet
new people. Hang out with the right crowd. Stop seeking the
approval of people who do not matter. Stop absorbing all the
negativity.
You sound like a smart and kind hearted person. You will meet
plenty of other people who are like you, or people you'd like to
actually be around.
Wishing you all the best in every step of the way. Good
luck.
"a lion does not lose sleep over the opinions of
sheep"