I am learning a complementary therapy in a small group of four women, we study two mornings a week and get on well, it is very informal.
Last week I needed to leave an hour early so sent a message to our teacher to say I would need to leave an hour early to look after DS and was that ok, she simply replied "no, not ok, but do I have a choice?" I was a bit surprised and embarrassed by this response.
This week arrived at the class yesterday 20 minutes before it was due to start, we usually get there at about 10 minutes before but I was early as it was torrential rain and had a lift form DH on his way to work. She opened the door and snapped "do you know what the time is?" I offered to go away and come back ...
During the lesson we were doing some practical work and there wasn't much space, I went the wrong way around the woman I was practicing on and so me and the other student who was practising ended up getting in each others way. It really wasn't a big deal but she gave me quite a talking down afterwards, it was very humiliating and the other student even pointed out it hadn't been a problem.. I felt quite upset for the rest of the day.
Our teacher is fairly elderly, around 75 I would say so maybe it is the way teachers spoke to students when she was younger? Most of teh time she is lovely and very laid back.
AIBU and over sensitive?
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To think this woman is rude, or am I being over sensitive?
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Monkley · 26/04/2012 11:06
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