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The husband expresses frustration at his classmates' inappropriate behavior and complains about feeling sensitive. The wife suggests talking to a teacher or counselor about the situation, reminding him of past accomplishments and reminding him of his wife's confidence and support.
human
I don't know what to do, Wife. My classmates are always making fun of me and I feel like I can't do anything right in their eyes. It makes me so angry.
gpt
I'm sorry to hear that, Husband. Have you tried talking to them about how their words and actions make you feel?
human
Yeah, but they just laugh it off and say I'm being too sensitive.
gpt
That sounds frustrating. Maybe it would be helpful to talk to a teacher or counselor about the situation.
human
I don't know if that would help. I just wish they would stop picking on me.
gpt
I understand how you feel, Husband. Maybe focusing on things that you're good at and that bring you joy can help boost your confidence and make you feel less affected by their words.
human
That's a good idea. It reminds me of when I talked about hunting with you and felt proud of my accomplishment.
gpt
Yes, exactly. And remember when you grew four inches and could finally reach the things on the top shelf? It made you happy and gave you a sense of accomplishment.
human
Yeah, I suppose focusing on the things that I can do well can help me feel better about myself.
gpt
And I'm here for you, Husband. No matter what challenges come our way, we can face them together. Just like you were confident about us weathering any storm together a few months ago.
human
You're right, Wife. I'm grateful for your support and encouragement. It means a lot to me.