🤝 Friends Like TheseAges 7-12
When Being Different Felt Like a Problem
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A boy called Ravi has always been a bit different from most of the kids at his school — different interests, different sense of humour, different way of seeing things. For years, he tried to adjust himself to fit in better. It mostly didn't work. Recently, he stopped trying to fit in and started just being himself. Things haven't magically improved. But he feels less exhausted.
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Why do you think Ravi feels less exhausted, even if things haven't dramatically improved?
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