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the other day in gym, we were playing softball. i'm not very athletically inclined, if you know what i mean. i was up to bat and i like hit the ball and i screamed. my gym teacher goes 'i think she has issues' and she said this in front of the whole class. i asked her what she meant and she goes 'well when ever you get pressured or have the spotlight on you, you scream and flail your arms around, that's just one of your issues.' i didn't really think anything of this, but now the more taht i think about it, it is making me upset.
is this an appropriate thing to say to me [a 13 year old] ?
and i'm thinking of having my mom call her, would this be a good idea.
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yes, that definetly was not appropriate for her to say. she's there to teach you about sports and all that jazz, not to tell you whats wrong with you mentally. i think it's a good idea if you get your mother involved, the teacher needs to learn to have respect for her students.
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