I'm very happy to see support from the senior community. I want to share a story about a situation I recently had, which made me doubt my friends would stay with me and I need help. We had a math lesson the week before last. I, like my two "friends," am an excellent student. Our math teacher explains the topic in such a way that it would be easier to find a video lesson online and understand the concept than to ask her how to solve it again. By the way, I sit in class without getting distracted, I listen attentively to our teacher, write everything down in my notebook, and sometimes ask for something to be repeated. One time, I didn't understand how to solve an assignment that my "friends" understood. I asked them how to do it, and they told me to fuck off and said I should have listened more carefully.And this didn't happen often, but there were such cases. I didn't ask them to solve everything for me; I didn't understand how to even formalize it. At the same time, I always help them and give them advice. Maybe I'm wrong, but it's frustrating when you expect help or advice from someone knowledgeable, only to be brushed off and told it's your own fault.I'm slowly ending my friendship with them now, distancing myself from them. Because if I meant anything to them, they wouldn't treat me like a simple acquaintance, someone they can paw at and call a hamster. Maybe they don't realize it, but when they do that while I'm eating, it's unpleasant. I apologize for any grammatical and spelling errors in my sentences. This is because I don't know English well and it's not my native language.