What should I do if I am looked down upon while practicing martial arts?

There is a situation where others make fun of you: everyone knows that you study martial arts, and you are always beaten in fights! And you don't have this situation. Your classmate has never been exposed to martial arts. They know nothing. They said they would fight in actual combat (which, of course, they didn't understand). You don't have to explain it to them, and you can't explain it. You have studied samurai for so many years, but you still have a problem with your mentality. You want people around you to know the difference between practicing martial arts and not practicing martial arts. This is the mentality!

You should think that there is no conflict with your classmates for so many years, which means that you are calm and people around you dare not really fight with you (most students will only stimulate you with words). This is the influence after you learn martial arts!

Fortunately, you are afraid, afraid of punishment, afraid of making trouble ... Otherwise, if you really put down the fight, something will really happen!

Hehe, you think being laughed at is not because of martial arts, but because you are too thin! 178,60 60kg, really thin, I suggest you gain weight instead of growing taller. If you gain weight, your fighting capacity will double!

I 170cm, 58kg, and everyone who sees me says I am thin! I also studied martial arts. When I was in college in junior high school, I had a fight (when I was in junior high school, I weighed more than 80 kilograms, and a classmate of several hundred kilograms hit each other badly). Because I didn't like to solve problems by hand, others didn't dare to fight with me, and good students and bad students could get along well. This is the effect of practicing martial arts.

If you really encounter conflict, your classmates will respect you!

After practicing martial arts for so many years, I feel looked down upon … very bad.