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Input: Hello everyone! This is my first post ever in this subreddit so I apologize in advance if I break any rules! I also apologize for my grammar as its not my first language.

My face is a little bit sensitive and so when it's hot in classes, my face turns red extremely quickly. I sadly cannot control it and thus it goes open in front of my whole face. 

We have 4 seat tables that are all around the classes and we can pick freely on where we sit, so I, of course, sit with my friends. Whenever the teacher talks or roasts me (we have a really funny history teacher, he's great!) I turn red quickly and my friends are of course one that notices it and I have this friend we'll call M. He quickly says "OMG He's turning red!" And the whole class notices. And this is not first time no, this is almost happening 3 times a week. He gets shocked every time I turn red and it really annoys me.

After all the weeks of him constantly getting shock fact, I turn red. I message M to stop it, respect the way I am and to just ignore the fact I even have it. He told me to calm down and that it's a joke. I tell him its not a joke when you are repeating it and you're just disrespecting way I am. He then says we'll talk tomorrow and then if ignored all my messages which basically, I said that this is last time we're talking about it and to just stop when someone tells you to stop.


So am I overreacting? Am I in rights for telling him to stop? Share your opinions on this subject. Thank you lots!








telling my friend to stop making fun of me in front of the class for turning red