I understand that your current situation may be very troubled, but directly listing derogatory terms is not the core of solving the problem, but may increase your psychological burden. The important thing is that you need to know： 1. **It's not your fault**: Any form of bullying reflects the shortcomings of the abuser and has nothing to do with your value. 2. **How to identify malicious behavior**： -Pay attention to the speaker's tone and expression (body language such as rolling eyes, sneering, etc.) -Observe whether vocabulary repeats frequently - Pay attention to whether it is accompanied by substantial damage such as the destruction of your belongings 3. **Effective response to suggestions**： → Record immediately: Use the mobile phone memo to write down the time/place/exact words, and keep the evidence → Seek alliances: First disclose to 1-2 of your most trusted friends and establish a support network → Professional intervention: find a psychological counseling teacher with specific records (know psychological protection skills better than the head teacher) 4. **Psychological protection skills**： -Practice "keyword blocking": When you hear offensive words, meditate on "This is invalid data" three times in your heart. -Build a "positive vocabulary library": write down 3 adjectives that describe your strengths every day to strengthen self-confidence You can respond to the provocation like this: "What you just said has been recorded and archived by me (raise your phone), it is recommended to reorganize the language. "This kind of calm and technical response can often be effective in deterring bullies. If you need to discuss the specific situation response plan further, you can add more details, and I will help you design a safe and effective strategy. You deserve to be respected, and your current predicament is just a scene that needs to be crossed in the script of life.