Is a complete change in behavior towards you always based on a reason (that also involves you)?
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Change the words around a little and you answered your own question, IN your own question. Yes... Why? Because you tend to bring toward you, what end result you want to manefest. Even in the presence and attitudes of other people. Meaning that you will not only find randomly, but actually seek out on a psychological, subconscience level, those people that your inner voice feels backs up a preconcieved notion already existing in your own psyche and use them, to sort of back up that hard drive so to speak... Even if that hard drive is in a state of error. You draw to you, what you expect. Change your inner expectations, cultivate the corrected expectations and the right people will tell you the right things. We are all responsable for our own state and condition always! And realizing that, is the first step toward fixing all our problems. It is easier to get creative with solutions when you are the only one responsable by proxy.
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That is not to say that is the case for you... But it sounds like it from where I stand. It is okay... Everything changes and at your age it is hard to let go and allow it. The best thing to do to know for sure is to ask. But remember, as hard as it is for you to do so, is exactly the measure of how hard it probably is for the other person to answer. Blame it on a lack of maturity... and realize that this is exactly how you learn it for the future, when all these little things just fade into life and don't really make all that big of an impact or a difference.
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Not at all. There can be many explanations. Such as: impersonal prejudice, psychological stress, psychological disorder etc. etc. Unless you know for a fact that the change in behaviour has occurred only to you, in which case, it is likely that it is involving you.
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No.
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