What Is A More Polite Way To Let People Know They Need To Get Some Treatment For Their Acne?
Thursday, February 25th, 2010 at
1:34 am
I see some students with acne, even all over their face. I don’t want to offend them, but I just can’t stand to look at a person with gross acne.
What’s a more polite and safer way to let people know they need to get rid of their acne? In what way would I tell them without having them misinterpret my offer / take my offer as offensive?
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To be honest, many teenagers have acne, its a fact of life. Many will probably be trying their best to get rid of their acne, so wouldn’t be too happy if you commented. If you don’t like looking at people with acne, that’s not really their problem.
However, if it really bothers you that much, in conversation you could just casually add “hey, i notice your acne’s not looking too good, are you get treatment for that?”, then add you had a friend in highschool who had really bad acne and went to see a dermatologist who sorted it out for them. After all, they may have never thought about that.
Probably talk to them privately about it. Say something like, “I’m not trying to offend you, but I have an idea to help you with your acne.”
Of course, you’d have to give them an idea and help them throughout it. Be supportive and let them know that you just want what is best for them:)
just, kinda jokingly mention that people need to always wash their face,
and stuff.
dont direct the conversation at one single student,
be like,
hygiene is really important & stuff about how pimples are really bad,
but washing your face would help a lot.
maybe say that you had a lot of acne when you were young too? [even if you didnt ]
honestly if you are a teacher there is nothing you can do.. they know that thye have and they dont need to be reminded by there teache..maybe if u see them resting there head on there and you can say dont do that it makes your face oily
Whatever way you say it, there gonna take it offensively. There’s no code.