<human>: 24F here. I feel very isolated and almost condemned by the girls in my class at medical school. The class is small - only 150 people. I work hard to get good grades, and people come to me to ask questions if they need help. I think this would sit well with most everyone, but I happen to have gotten good genes and I am, according to many people, very pretty. I also play a lot of sports and eat healthy. The problem is, I feel like no matter how hard I try to befriend the girls in my class, they always end up disliking me for seemingly no reason at all. They mock me a lot, but usually make it seem like a compliment ("Oh, how does it feel to be such a pretty smarty-pants?" "Stop being so smart, it's annoying" "Why are you in med school, go marry a rich guy"), but I know they are being serious to a degree. Some girls abruptly stop talking to me without any reason, and ignore me when I try to start conversation. Another problem is many male students will befriend me and eventually admit they have interest in a relationship, and even though I try to salvage the friendship, it is never the same. The only friends I feel I can keep from mysteriously disliking me are guys that have no interest in me (I believe) and the gay people in my class. I have tried many things: wearing sweats to classes, stop helping people with work feigning lack of knowledge, and in general trying to be extra nice to the girls in my class (invite people over for dinner, etc). Furthermore, I am a rather awkward person by nature, therefore that doesn't help ease the friend-making process. I'm at a loss of what I can do. Help Reddit, I feel so isolated at my school that I feel like dropping out at times.

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<bot>: I feel like girls hate me because I take care of my body, I work hard for good grades, and a by stroke of luck I have a pretty face. I have to work very hard to keep friendships.