First of all, I am very sorry to hear that you encountered such a situation at school. No one should be treated unfairly or ridiculed because of their appearance or other characteristics. Your feelings are completely reasonable. It is important for you to know that this kind of behavior is unacceptable and you have the right to seek help and support. Regarding the “derogatory terms” you mentioned, these terms are usually used to belittle or ridicule the appearance, personality, background, etc. of others. The following are some possible examples, but please note that these words themselves are negative and hurtful. They are listed only to help you identify and understand, not to encourage or spread these words.： 1. **Derogatory terms related to appearance**： -"Ugly bastard" (used to laugh at appearance) -“Fat man” or "skinny monkey” (for body type) -“Dwarf” or “giraffe” (for height) -"Four eyes” (for people with glasses) 2. **Derogatory terms related to character or behavior**： -"Nerd” (used to laugh at people who study hard) -“Coward” or “coward” (for timid or introverted people) -“Freaks” or "aliens” (for people who are different) 3. **Derogatory terms related to background or identity**： -“Hillbilly” (used to laugh at people from rural or small places) -"Poor ghost” (for economic conditions) -“Foreign households” or “outsiders” (for non-locals) 4. **Other insulting words**： -"Waste” or "garbage” (used to belittle personal value) -“Idiot” or "idiot” (for intelligence or ability) If you hear these or similar words, it is important to remember that these words do not define who you are. You have your own unique value and dignity, and no one's malicious words can change this. ### You can take the following steps to deal with this situation： 1. **Seek support**: Tell a trusted teacher, parent, or school counselor that they can help you deal with this problem. 2. **Record incidents**: Record each incident that occurred, including the time, place and people involved, in order to provide evidence if necessary. 3. **Build self-confidence**: Find things that make you feel confident and happy, cultivate your hobbies, and make true friends. 4. **Learn coping skills**: If you feel the need, you can learn some coping skills, such as how to respond calmly or ignore malicious remarks. Remember, you are not alone, and many people are willing to help you through this difficult time. Your feelings and experiences are important, don't be afraid to speak for yourself.