Your last sentence stood out the most to me:
"They just dont understand whats going on in my head"
This is where I went wrong, and its where I made a big change to my own life. I accepted that not everybody is going to "get" me. Whether it be my jokes, or my opinions on religion, or my understanding of physics - if they dont understand, they will think I am wrong. (People mocked Einstein because they thought his ideas were rediculous - and these were supposedly EXTREMELY INTELLIGENT people)
The sooner you stop trying to convince the world, and the sooner you realise you never will - the sooner you can start living your life. Sometimes we expect too much from others, and that only leads to disappointment and frustration. By all means, talk to people, and hopefully they will try to be supportive - but dont expect them to UNDERSTAND, because depression is hardly a simple thing to comprehend anyway.
Apart from that, forget about controlling people or things that you have no influence over. You cant choose what people say about you when you arent around, and you cant control what questions pop up in the exams - so it is pointless wasting energy on them. You WILL want to focus onthem, but catch yourself doing it, and tell yourself "what will be, will be". Rather concentrate on what you CAN control - put your best foot forward and bbe a decent person... if people still judge negatively, well thats then a reflection on THEM isnt it? STUDY for your exams - you can control that part...if a curveball question is thrown your way and you fail because of it, well then thats hardly your fault either, is it?
Control is important, so focus on what you can actually change, and accept those things that you cant - whether its fair or not - because you really dont have a choice in the matter anyway...
