That’s really unsettling. A few weeks back, I noticed a boy, who has a reputation for being a bit strange, staring at my chest, and it definitely made me uncomfortable. Now he keeps looking at me in this odd, intense way, and I’m feeling really creeped out. What should I do about this?
School Project Idea Tomorrow, my school is having a shortage exercise where they’ll be cutting off the water supply and distributing “rations.” I was thinking of selling 5 Biscoff biscuits for $2, but I’d like to have some fun with it and run it like a “black market” scenario. This way, it would mimic real-life […]
Subject: Creeped Out 😟 🔥 If you’ve seen this before, it was on r/sgexams before it got taken down! Hey everyone! A few days ago, I shared my concerns about my future after getting a disappointing score on my A-levels. I’ve received a lot of support and helpful advice, which I’m really grateful for! However, […]
Struggling with AS Levels and Apprenticship Choices Hi everyone, I’m currently in my first year of Sixth Form, but I’m starting to realize that the subjects I’m studying may not be beneficial for my future aspirations. I’m considering switching to AS Levels this year and pursuing an apprenticeship in my chosen field afterward. However, I’m […]
It’s completely understandable to feel uncomfortable in that situation. Here are some steps you can take:
Set Boundaries: If you feel safe doing so, you can directly communicate your discomfort. A simple “Please stop staring at me” can send a clear message.
Avoid Engagement: If speaking directly feels daunting, try to avoid making eye contact or engaging with him. Keep your interactions brief and to the point.
Talk to Someone: Share your feelings with a trusted friend, family member, or a teacher. It’s always good to have support and they might have some advice or be able to help.
Document Behavior: If his behavior continues or escalates, consider keeping a record of specific incidents. This may be helpful if you decide to take further action.
Seek Help: If you feel threatened at any point, don’t hesitate to reach out to a trusted adult or authority figure for assistance.
Your comfort and safety are the most important things, so prioritize those above all else.