Are divorced people sinners? Why do my friends and colleagues look at me differently when they know that I am divorced, and they are gradually alienating me?

Divorce is not a crime, and it should not be the standard for others to evaluate you. Everyone has his own life experience and emotional choice, and divorce is only a part of it.

If your friends and colleagues know that you are starting to alienate you after divorce, it may reflect their prejudice or misunderstanding about divorce. Some people may think that divorce is a symbol of failure, or that there is something wrong with the divorcee. But these are all incorrect ideas. Divorce is only an experience in life and does not represent a person's value or character.

If you are troubled by the alienation of friends and colleagues, you can try to communicate with them. Tell them your feelings and thoughts, and let them know that you don't want to be discriminated against or isolated. If they are unwilling to change their attitude, then maybe you need to consider keeping your distance from them. After all, your life is your own, and you should choose to be with people who respect you.