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My name is Tom. I'm 35 now, but I want to tell you about my life at school when I was 12. At that time, I loved science. I read books about space and animals, and I always did my homework. I had good marks, but I wasn't popular. Some boys in my class said I was boring and they called me a nerd. The worst moment of the day was lunchtime. In the canteen, nobody wanted to sit with me. Some students threw bread at me, took my dessert or laughed when I walked past. Every day, I ate very fast and left the canteen alone. I felt sad and I didn't understand why they hated me. The next year, in Year 8, things changed. My new science teacher started a science club after school, and I joined it. There, I met boys and girls like me. We did experiments, we talked about planets and robots, and we laughed a lot. For the first time, I had real friends. We ate lunch together every day, and the other students stopped bothering me. Today, I'm an engineer and I still love science. So remember: be yourself. One day, you will find people like you.