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Input: I (18M) found out in these last few weeks that I got into an Ivy League college, I was over the moon of course...

But everyone doubted me. My parents said I couldn't do it. My teachers said I couldn't. Most of all, my friends also said it. They said that its so hard that I should look at applying elsewhere. 

Now someone people motivate themselves by wanting to prove all their doubters wrong, but I had a different philosophy. I just didn't take their doubts of me seriously. Whenever people made comments, I just treated it as if they were the opinions of a fly. 

I knew where I wanted to go, and I would let nothing stop me.

So when my friends initially found out that I got in they congratulated me. We met up recently though and one of them asked me ''How did you do it?? Nobody really thought you stood a chance'' so I just told him ''Honestly, when you guys doubted me, I just didn't take you seriously''. They looked pretty offended when I said that and one of them text me after said I was being an asshole by saying shit like that.

But it's true??? That's how i felt. I never took my parents, teachers or friends seriously when they doubted me, because I only saw my own reality, that I would succeed. AITA?

telling my friends I never took their doubts of me getting into Ivy League seriously