The person I like doesn't respect me, so I have some ideas, right?

1. What is "respect"? It is respect and attention, which refers to the mentality and words and deeds that must be paid attention to when seeing each other higher than themselves. Then you can think about whether you are "heavy". If you think so, where are you "heavy" and are you better than others? Still taller than others? Know more than others? Other people's behavior is a response to you. People will treat you the way you are. This is inevitable. Only when people know how to respect themselves can they be respected by others.

2. People yell at you loudly, make a fool of you and call you "hello". That's his way. If you are mature enough to adjust yourself, then you won't care and worry too much. Self-protection and self-immunity of these things are necessary skills for an adult. In the face of their rudeness, just call you "hey". You can refuse to agree, deliberately stumble and make you look stupid, or you can defend your rights instead of standing up and scolding him. When your emotional intelligence reaches such a high level, it will naturally resolve.

I want to ask you, is your interpersonal relationship good? If you have a good interpersonal relationship and many friends, will these people still bully you on purpose? Aren't you afraid of your friend hitting him? If you have a bad interpersonal relationship, should you think about your own problems? How do you get along with people around you? How can we get along well? Or, you are too sensitive to the things around you, just trivial things that make you feel uncomfortable.

You really need to change from yourself. When you become better, people will naturally respect you.