NovaFlame wrote:
And for example, this morning one guy was pressuring me in class (high school) to watch a cat fight on youtube that happened a day ago. I asked them how they could find entertainment in that, and the guy said "WHAT KIND OF QUESTION IS THAT?!", while the girl behind me proceeded to call me gay. I really regretted this, cause I felt like s**t after that, even though I was trying to act as cheerful as possible. I tried to explain to them that I wasn't gay and it wasn't my type of thing to watch, but they kind of just ignored me.
You shouldn't feel bad about that. It isn't worthwhile to change who you are for the sake of someone else's approval. You're in high school, that's a huge time for people to jump on those that stick out. Sticking out isn't an inherently negative thing. Stick to who you are, and what you know, and worry less about whether or not others "approve."
NovaFlame wrote:
Even one of my friend's called me a douche this morning because I asked him why he was searching up gamespot in class. I said it in a jokingly matter, and afterwards he was normal to me again, but I still regret that too.
If he was normal afterwards, don't let it get to you. The only thing I can come up with is that if it was in class, he might have been annoyed that you would effectively out him as doing something not class-related by asking why he was doing it. If he didn't get in trouble for it, it isn't a big deal. It wouldn't have been your fault for it if he had, he decided to go to that website.