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Input: First, a little bit of context.
I have depression and a bit of social phobia. Because of both, I gave up studying 3 years ago (meaning that I DO NOT do good in school).
I previously told my friend that I was on antidepressants, but that they were useless, and that I was forced to go to a group therapy, which I hated. She obviously knows that I have mental health issues.

So, today I was talking about homework I didn't know how to do, and when other person tried to explain it to me, I said that I still didn't get it. Right after that, she goes on and on about how I'm too lazy, I don't do anything with my life and that I'm always like this.
This really hurt me, and some people just stared.

Am I just overthinking? And sorry for the format, posting this on mobile.


getting upset when my friend kind of humiliated me