As she was leaving. I think everyone in town knows about me and laughs about me
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i doubt it, only because i experience the same thing everytime i go out, people laughing at me, talking about me, etc. even tho i know most ppl are so focused on themselves that they probably dont notice me it still is an uncomfortable feeling when it feels like im the subject of criticism everywhere i go.
basically just gotta stop caring, as whether they are or not, its up to you to not let it bother you. ive spent long times in the past not wanting to go anywhere because of these experiences but cant let things like that stop you from doing what you gotta do
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Can’t wait to get to this point bro … I feel like people are in on a game about me when I go out. Keeps me inside all the time
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I’ve seen random women look at me and start laughing. Probably because i’m only 5’6 and they think its funny when they see short men 
I can’t do anything about my height, sucks.
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What kind of game? 
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Truman show
Enough Christmas 
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I get laughed at by women too for no apparent reason when I’m just minding my own business. I guess equality means the right to totally disrespect a person.
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You’re being paranoid.
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I have similar thing but with all sexes and children.
They are horrible.
Stuck up and hateful bully vibing think they are superior and perfect and that I’m trash to walk over etc
They haven’t experienced a day of anything as such …
I’ve seen a few kids do nazi salutes.
It’s disgusting.
There’s a few good ones but not many.
Thank god for sacred kids like taonga .
Tsonga has Down syndrome.
I saw a toddler with Down syndrome who was sacred too.
All these hateful stuck up nazi kids are majority but a few sacred good kids exist.
One in ten million good ….?
Or one in a billion or what golly knows .
The waitresses at cafes make it clear they don’t want to serve me.
At gyms they were horrible to me.
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