Secrets

Dear Dr.Octopus, 

    I know that it has been quite some time since I have seen you. For that, I am truly sorry. I do not know what has come about me lately. I am feeling unwell. So much has occured since we have last met. The last time I saw you was when I got my cute, one eyed, on horned purple people eater. He was the cutest little thing there ever was. I remember how well he got along with everyone, especially you. You were his absolute favorite, aside from me of course. It pains me to tell you this, but he has passed away. He became ill with some horrible disease when he ate hospital patients. Doctors believe that while nursing him back to health, the disease has come over me aswell. I have hope that I will be quite alright. I am a fighter. After all, I did grow up with you as my mentor. 

                                                 Sincerely,

                                Suize Snuffelufagous

Rejected

There are many situations in which a person might feel he or she has been repeatedly rejected by others. Some situations include plans beening cancelled repeatedly throughout a short period of time, or being excluded from conversations. When the side walk is only big enough for two people to walk side by side and that third friend gets stuck behind them, one may feel rejected. When a group of people are next to someone and the group excludes said person, one may feel rejected. In such situations, the rejected person may feel a variety of emotions. One may become depressed and feel that no one cares enough to recognize their existence. They could experience loneliness due to the lack of attention. Although everyone experiences different emotional responses, many are disturbed by the fact that they have been rejected. It is never a positive thing to feel ignored,positively or not.