/feels/ - Advice & Venting

is it time for a manifesto?

>>104989
>the main perpetrator is 27
That's more embarrassing than anything you could've done to warrant their reaction, stay strong knowing you aren't that immature

>>104989
In all honesty it was probably just them not paying attention to you at all and giggling like ADHD middle schoolers passing notes with fart jokes on them while the teacher is instructing a lesson. Even true if they made awkward eye contact with you during your presentation.

When I was in speech 101 class in college I thought of something hilarious my friend had said a week before while a girl was just beginning her her informative speech presentation. I could barely breath as I was struggling to hold in my giggles. She kept looking at me because of it. Worst is that I only did it during her speech, she was the only black girl in the class, and she did her speech on weaving hair extensions. I'll never forget her "if you can't achieve it, weave it. if you can't grow it, sew it" slogan at the end of her speech because that's when I finally calmed down.

So yeah, most likely not you, something between them that just didn't make you feel good as you were struggling with stage fright,

This is a situation when you either eyeroll and do your own thing, people who are vocal like that are trying to project their own insecurities to make them feel bigger, or you speak up and say in the with the most deadpan expression “What did you just say?”/“What the fuck did you just say?”/“That’s and odd thing to say…”

It can be difficult to act on the latter unless you know for sure or you’re willing to get into a whole social thing.

>>104990
Don’t come to school tomorrow nonas….

Why do you care what some stranger in your class thinks about you? Their opinion of you does not affect your self worth.

>>104989
Major update: the main perpetrator just dropped out and ever since then that sneaky behavior stopped from the other 2 girls