The Unseen Barrier: How Anxiety is Affecting School Atendance

He appeared overly bitter over his anticipated performance as a child in the school's little play. He found that completely unacceptable in every way possible. He was astonished to learn that the class teacher had decided to include him. 

How could he confront the teacher directly with his unexpected refusal? But he thought that the class teacher's conclusion needed to be more suitable. He made an easygoing but somewhat specific procedure on the fly of the moment.

First, he respectfully asked the good teacher to take his name off the list. His acting like a simple boy was a bit of an extra uneasy problem. His nervous face was flawless, but his suffering was evident.

Since his peers would constantly make fun of him, he honestly assumed that he would not play the role of a child. He was led to completely refute it by a pivotal blow. He had a 100% accurate impression that he would face bullying as a child after the dramatisation. His level of anxiety was exactly what he expected.

His twofold doubt completely convinced him. How could he put up with the shame of backstabbing in class? For as long as he attends the school, this will be attached to him. At most, it might last for two arduous years. He might not be able to stop the constant chiding by then. As so, he will always be a source of amusement.

His nervousness prevented him from playing as a child while the class teacher chose him for the child's role because of his diminutive stature over the other males. He even told his teacher that he would not be able to recreate a child's role because of his imminent fear, as he pointed out. 

He continued to express his denial of performing this unsuitable character but the teacher finally included his name in the selected students' list. This became a very upsetting subject to him at the thick of the moment. He thought he would not face his classmates' undue retorts. It is commonplace. It begins in-joke and who does care to question this type of thing? It is commonplace. 

 His absence from the school could protect him from falling into trouble for performing. His idea was the only safest way to get rid of the risk. To save himself from the students' poke he decided to remain absent for at least two days. It arose in his mind as convenient to save himself from the imperfect barb of the students in future. 

Otherwise, soon he became the most bemusing figure among his classmates. He also decided if he attended the school on the very subsequent day, the class teacher would compel him to recreate the child's inconsequential role.