"Trying so hard" is an idiom that means to put in a lot of effort or to do everything one can. However, "tryhard" can also mean to make a visible effort to excel but only achieve moderate success, especially when compared to ambitious goals. For example, "The men's national team tryharded during the qualifiers, but it wasn't enough to send them to the World Cup". - Google search
Find your group of peeps and keep your bf’s friend as an acquaintance maybe? Choose your circle or people.
Self-care with auditory processing disorder starts with understanding all the ways that APD may affect you. Certainly, APD affects your ability to understand what you hear. It may also affect your self-confidence and self-esteem. That said, taking steps to make it easier for you to understand what you hear can help you feel more confident.
To me, trying too hard to be likable means acting fake, like trying to conform to what you think the other person will like. This is just my interpretation. The fact that you keep asking us about it is showing that you care way to much about what they think of you. Just be you. If they don't like the real you, just accept it. You don't need to be liked by everyone you meet.
I met them once only how they going to confirm that I don’t talk to them I don’t have there number my bf asked about what they thought of me I never asked him to ask he told me what he asked and what they said and I thought it was rude how else should I take something that was really rude idk if it means go be with my bf to hang out with them again or not go and he tells me to go but hard to be around someone who said that I’m just trying to understand correctly and I was being myself and how she know how I’m not being myself when I was shy the whole time that is normal self of me and then ur bf lets them be rude to me so they can let his friend treat me like that? I thought u stand up for one another not people down all one ping to understand where there getting that info by meeting them once when never been told this before by someone I had a hard time making friends for 25 years and still I can’t make friends no one comes up to me and my bf wants me to be friends with his friends
Self-care with auditory processing disorder starts with understanding all the ways that APD may affect you. Certainly, APD affects your ability to understand what you hear. It may also affect your self-confidence and self-esteem. That said, taking steps to make it easier for you to understand what you hear can help you feel more confident.
Just because you didn’t ask someone what they think of you doesn’t mean they can’t base an opinion, you must of done something to make them think you were trying to hard to get them to like you or fit in.
@caffeinequeen., I was told I’m really nice person even my ex husband family but I can’t make friends it’s hard for me idk why no one likes me it’s all my fault for 25 years no one wants to be friends with me
@caffeinequeen., if u tried 25 years and then u get back up and still no one wants to try to be friends they judge before getting to know me and it hurts and I just want to cry I been trying to meet people and my trauma back on again of memory idk what I’m doing wrong no one tells me so I want to fix it and I can’t
@love_linds, I met them one time and I was shy wasn’t very talkative and I was being myself and I never ask them what they thought of me so how could they think that?
Self-care with auditory processing disorder starts with understanding all the ways that APD may affect you. Certainly, APD affects your ability to understand what you hear. It may also affect your self-confidence and self-esteem. That said, taking steps to make it easier for you to understand what you hear can help you feel more confident.