>>33620979 (OP)
>>33623175
That said, that's just many women.
You aren't being ostracized and shunned for who you are as a person and, I can't be too clear on this point, high school is NOT real life.
The obstacle is that you need to find a woman who is somewhat kind, tolerant, and someone you enjoy engaging with. The kind of person that excels at customer service or working (or wants to work) in a care industry like teaching or healthcare.
And hopefully join her friend group. Once you're in a circle that understand you, you'll be in a much better place.
It would definitely help for you to cultivate a few normie interests so you can engage in chats about something you and an average woman enjoy. Like make up or whatever is the current popular tv show or I don't know what. But you need chit chat material to get to know people and it helps if you actually like the subject.
I don't really have too much advice outside of telling you that finding and maintaining quality friendships is a big challenge in life. Most relationships are born from proximity and bonding through shared experiences. So that's what you need. And a bit of luck finding decently matched people.
>this is the time where im supposedly the most beautiful.
Meh. It varies. I know what you mean but for many people high school sucked and they only blossomed afterwards. I was an outcast among outcasts and mocked until 11th grade when anyone older than me was too busy graduating to care. I'm just weird but I found my groove later on and might be more appealing now than I've ever been.
Anyways you're attractive (no homo), you did a lovely job with your lashes, and your choice of nails was cute. Not the point of the thread but worth saying to counterpoint other posts I skimmed.