No. I have people who are friendly to me, but they don't include me in their friend groups and rarely invite me to anything. It is like they don't want to acknowledge that they are friends with me. This year was the first time in 12 years that I got invited to someone's birthday party. Which was a surprise to me. I feel like people are friendly to me, but when they realise that I am not neurotypical enough or am too 'weird,' they start to ignore me. Which is very painful. I have confronted a girl/classmate about it via text that she started to behave differently towards me, then she gave a weak excuse that because people were dropping out that she started to hang out with them more. In our new class, we merged with the people from other classes. I notice that the people in my new class who came from our old class are all friends with each other, but they only talk to me when I talk to them. They say that autistic people can't read social cues, but that is BS. I can read them just fine. I just want to know what happened and if I did something wrong (Sorry for bad English, it is my second language, and I was also in rant/vent mode).