
This entry is completely unrelated to my usual postings, but since this blog is an outlet of expression for me, I found this topic to be appropriate.
I am currently taking a course and the instructor is a C-O-M-P-L-E-T-E douchebag (for lack of a better word). This person comes across as being very arrogant, all-knowing and is demeaning -- they constantly make asinine comments in reference to various students' educational, regional, religious and ethnic backgrounds, and of course this person has picked on me a time or two. I think that this person is unsuccessfully attempting to be funny, and it is just not happening for me. I guess my definition of humor is quite different! Perhaps I am being too sensitive and need to grow a thicker skin, but I feel that when I am paying to take a course I do not need to endure certain situations.
Obviously I am enrolled in the course because I want to improve upon my understanding and skill of the subject matter, and I do not need someone to make me feel like a complete idiot because I am there! Honestly I can and do smile and let things roll off of my shoulder (just like the smiley depicted above...I always smile at the instructor and think "you're such a #$&@!!!!"), but when I am in class I need to concentrate on the material and not have anxiety over whether or not I am going to be the next person that the instructor tries to insult.
I really want to just stick the course out but if things continue to go the way they are, who knows what I may say to the instructor -- so I think I should just switch to a different course. But then I feel that if I switch to a different course that I am somehow letting the instructor win. GRRR!
How do you guys deal with people/situations like this? Should I just toughen up and stay in the class, or have peace and serenity and switch?
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