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[ackie]

of course a couple of people gave good advice while I was typing to ignore all the advice here haha.

 

[CHlCKEN]

@black_cat
step 1: ignore all the advice other people gave in this thread
step 2: talk to the teacher, but tell them you dont want the guy to know you're the one who said anything. they can assign seats or mix up the seat assignments to keep him away from you without making it obvious that it's because of you

Does my advice work, because I assume we were writing our posts at the same time

 

[CHlCKEN]

of course a couple of people gave good advice while I was typing to ignore all the advice here haha.

Once again, wrote our posts at the same time

 

[ChickForLife]

Do your parents know? I am not saying you should or shouldn't tell them, but it may be helpful.

*not real advice*

Or, send me his phone number.

 

[black_cat]

In all seriousness, BC, talk to a teacher. They can help you.

I've mentioned it to my advisor but I didn't have time to really discuss it properly because the assembly was about to start.

 

[ackie]

am I the only adult here?

 

[CHlCKEN]

am I the only adult here?

I give adult advice

 

[black_cat]

OH yeah I forgot he also asked for my phone number but I couldn't give it to him becuase I don't have a phone.

 

[SBFChickenGirl]

I've mentioned it to my advisor but I didn't have time to really discuss it properly because the assembly was about to start.

Follow up with an email If you follow up with an email, they'll know you care about the situation and are willing to commit to find a solution.

 

[ChickForLife]

I've mentioned it to my advisor but I didn't have time to really discuss it properly because the assembly was about to start.

Tell them it is a pressing subject and you need help.