<human>: I am a 27 year old female who in the last 6 months overcame about a decade's long serious depression, via the use of medication. Now that my brain is balanced, I have a naturally more positive outlook and already am finding some mental clarity and that I am getting along better with people, have found my passion in life, got promoted.

However, my depression has left me with a lot of people from my past who seriously dislike me, and who remain in my life through one means or another. It has also left me with a crippling feeling that people do not like me, and find me boring/that I bring them down, as this typically happened to me in the past - where people would single me out to exclude me, treat me like shit, or act in ways like they were actively embarrassed to be seen with me/flat out ignore me if I tried talking to them.

I am noticing that my slashed view of people, based on how I've been treated in the past, is really hurting my attitude towards people and makes me distrustful/feel like a backup towards the few people in my life who have stuck it out. It also makes me less likely to reach out to people, because I automatically assume it won't be fun for them (as has been in the past).

Anyways, I know I deserve to have good things/love in my life after all I've been through, but am struggling very hard to get passed the "you don't really like me" thing. What steps can I take to improve myself and my relationships with others?

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<bot>: Recently recovered from horrible depression, still have lingering feelings of not being good enough/unlikeableness from horrific treatment from people in the past. How can I improve myself and my attitude in my relationships with others?