Problem with my Friends.

I learned, in my 17 years, that people come and go. You don't need to chase anyone. If someone wants to stay with you, let him do it. If someone wants to exit your life, then let him go, you don't need that kind of people in your life. Now focus on your studies, and eventually find new friends. But never fear loneliness.

In Italy, we say: better alone than badly accompanied!

 

It is common that people leave us as teens and early 20s. It happens by nature of these ages. You don't have to cling to the friendship. Don't fear of loneliness. You will find other friends.
You need to respect yourself and treat anyone as they deserve.

 

Your real problem is an interior one. You might subconsciously fear staying alone. You might think that you have a value only if you have feedback from your friends. That's how society works since prehistoric, I think. But you can change it. Do something you like to do, distract yourself.

And, most importantly, consider the end of the friendship as a loss of your friends, not yours.
Consider yourself as a treasure, not the exact contrary.

You will be fine without that friend, now you know he was just a fake one.

 

Thanks, man, I just had to grow up before time for what happened to me during life.

 

It's fine and usual. That's the downside of friendship and being dependant. Make some hobbies and distract yourself as other friend said above. Anyway, Time will make much more big problems faint, let alone such feelings.

Also, as you grow more old and hopefully gain more self-respect, you will do better and feel better in such cases.

 

Short answer: Typical Punekar loka.
Yes, please don’t be offended bhava, pan asech loka ahet.

 

Address it head on. ”Dude since I stopped hanging out you act differently: Example A, B, C.

Or maybe this one dude isn't really a friend so just be civil to him and otherwise ignore.