I am depressed to be laughed at by my roommate. What should I do?

A person's life will be compared with others more or less, and even ridiculed unreasonably, but it is totally unnecessary for us to take all the comments made by others on ourselves to heart. Everyone's evaluation of himself may be unfair. Whether it is a good evaluation or a bad evaluation, we need to treat it differently and learn to treat others' accusations rationally and dialectically.

Sometimes a person's ridicule of another person really has a cause, a source and a reason, but for this reason, the other party chooses to be reasonable and merciless, and chooses to gain a sense of personal superiority by attacking you, thus obtaining an incorrect display of personal value. Because everyone's criticism of another person will actually raise themselves to a certain extent, and through the comparison between people, they will get superior satisfaction.

Laughing at a person is often just because he has prejudice and opinions about you, so he will take the opportunity to vent his feelings for you by laughing at you, so as to vent his anger and make himself feel that his prejudice is just, correct and reasonable, but most of it is entirely out of personal subjective impression, which is unreasonable and has no reference value for you at all.

Classmates are classmates after all, and everyone can get along for at least three years. It's normal to have some contradictions and prejudices in life. Sometimes it's just that your classmates' expression is not reasonable enough, which makes you feel that you are laughing at you. Sometimes it's just a little joke, and you won't take it to heart. When you are separated from each other, you won't remember today's hatred in your heart, so when you encounter such a situation, you might as well relax and smile.