You're doing the right thing by focusing on your special interests right now. Being a teenager is hard, and waiting to grow up is hard. I'm glad not to be a kid anymore, and I can't understand people who think their adolescence was the best part of their lives. To me, that's just sad, because childhood and adolescence vanish, and adulthood is all ahead of you. Even my early adulthood was hard, but now I have cool friends who would never abandon me just because I made a social error. Besides, you didn't do anything really wrong, you just didn't understand your friend. That's part of life, and your former friend will have to learn that if she doesn't want to run out of friends herself one day.
As you get older, so will your potential social contacts. As they mature, they'll accept you better and judge you less - partly because they'll accommodate your difficulties better and partly because they'll know better how to spot when they're the ones with the difficulty.
I'm sorry this happened to you. I had a genuine screw up myself recently, but my friends were kind. I hope you find new friends who handle things better. Remember, not everything is your fault. And I'm so glad you're on Wrong Planet, where people who care can clue you in to that fact - an advantage I wish I'd had at your age!
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