Well, you can't judge a person just by watching TV, can you? Some may be really unkind, but some are really good for children. I think you should know for yourself how they treat you. They are very strict with you, which really depresses an adolescent. You should mediate this matter yourself. In fact, even biological parents, adolescent children are rebellious, and the relationship with their parents will not be too harmonious. That's what I did. I don't want to talk to them. I think they are too stingy to haggle over everything, which is very annoying. If they are really sincere to you, this may happen. Don't deny them just because they are adoptive parents. Of course, if they really don't give their heart, you can't embarrass yourself. You still need to judge for yourself. You study first now. It's not good for you to break up and run away from home. No matter what happens, there is always nothing wrong with doing what is in front of you. Even if you do something wrong in the future, at least in front of you, you still have a future. You are in high school, and you will suffer for a year or two at most. Isn't it worth changing the happiness for a lifetime? There is nothing wrong with them forcing you to study, but you may not be sure of your discretion. You should be generous. After all, they didn't force you not to go to school, which means they still hope you can have a good life in the future, right? How dark and miserable the society is, you can't imagine it now. It's not fair at all. Don't have any illusions. What is said on TV is not necessarily good. If so, is it still called a drama? When you grow up, start to be realistic.

Besides, I graduated from a key high school in the district, so what? I entered a dozen universities, the best in the province, and the city focus must be good? Effort is the key. I was 12 3 in my freshman year, and I started to catch up in my sophomore year, but there were few opponents in my senior year. Try harder.

As for friends, my principle is that like-minded people seek common ground, and sitting together should not be good friends. We shouldn't ask too much of others. Strictly speaking, they have no obligation, right? When we make friends, we should not only look at our hobbies, but also respect them. They have the right to choose, so they can't complain. You think you're okay, so why are they alienating you? I have a feeling there may be something you haven't noticed. Of course, it may also be a grievance, and people are awesome! Then use actions to prove that you are not weird, you are a normal and good student, and you don't have to think about integrating into the largest group. Even in a small group, three or two people are enough. How can we make use of our good friends? Are large groups of people good people? Making friends depends on feelings. Don't be influenced too much by children who are more mature than you. It's really nice of you to think of so many questions. They just laugh and laugh together all day, okay? You said you were in grade 15, which is good. Those with a better attitude are definitely key universities. My high school is similar to yours.

Finally, I want you to pay attention to these words: the whole task of high school students is to study, and you throw away everything else that affects you. In such a society, it is difficult to get ahead without hard work and background at home. The best way to prove yourself is to study hard, get the first place in the exam, pay attention to teachers and students. Who dares to make irresponsible remarks? I hope it helps you.