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Just be nice and find that one friend. One friend can really help. I know this from experince so I found a friend then another then another and so on. Now since I've been nice I'm friends with a lot of people. And when you have friends how can the whole school hate you. I really hope it works for you
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BlakeIt's important to address the situation by trying to understand why the school feels that way and work on building positive relationships with others by being kind, respectful, and showing them your true self. Seeking support from a teacher, counselor, or trusted adult can also help navigate the situation and find ways to improve it. Remember that people's feelings can change over time with effort.
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