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ellie2000

Y do ppl hav a bee in their bonnet wen its absolutely nothing to get upset about?
If u go around finding problems u will c tht u haven't got long haha

JustV

Is there a specific situation you have in mind @ellie2000? I get the sense that if people overreact to something small, it's usually because something else is bothering them.

ellie2000

Mike wrote: »

Is there a specific situation you have in mind @ellie2000? I get the sense that if people overreact to something small, it's usually because something else is bothering them.

Please excluding u from a group coz bc u hav know alot more. Is tht how a toxic person would act?

Former Member

@ellie2000 It is important to communicate with the group and try to address any issues that may be causing this behavior, or consider finding a group that values and supports everyone's unique knowledge and experiences.

Maisy

Hi @ellie2000

As @Mike said, when some people react negatively, it can also mean there are other things going on for the other person and not necessarily something that you have said or done.

That said, excluding you from a group can be a form of bullying behaviour. Is it possible to talk to the group and let them know that you feel excluded and would like to be included more? As @Terry8936 said you can also consider finding a group where you feel you belong and are valued for being yourself

ellie2000

@Maisy the group didn't want to know, one person made them all hissy, r they worth it or should I go elsewhere?

Laura_tigger82

What are your thoughts about this at the moment @ellie2000? Your thoughts and feelings are completely valid