#introvert discrimination

"Coworkers would describe me as being very outgoing."

"I am an outgoing person."

"Making new friends is not as easy as it would seem."

"I feel energized in social settings."

"Coworkers will always select me to be the leader of the group."

Social privilege is not being denied the right to retake an oral presentation final in a more comfortable one on one environment. How on earth can I feel comfortable giving my presentation while being glared at by another 30 students.

So I skipped it.

Now the professor has the audacity to say that it was my responsibility to have been there when I had already told him giving presentations like that made me quite uncomfortable. He tells me that I'm not allowed to make it up by giving the presentation to just him and that I should have thought my actions through. Does he not see how shortsighted and victim-blamey this is? I can't progress in my studies in such a toxic environment.

Social privilege is not needing 4 hours to build up the courage to schedule a dentist appointment over the phone.

Social privilege is not being mistaken for a prank caller since it only takes you 1 call to make the appointment, not 6.