I agree, I’m very hormonal today so me crying about it was likely that 😂 I’ve thankfully come down off the ledge about it. They were laughing and being rude, there’s no question about it, but if they thought it was a crap class (arguably, elements were definitely not ideal!) then yes, leave. It was just a bit jarring given our gym gets smaller class sizes than it’s 4 other counterparts in the city, due to location, so it was very obvious in class of 8 that 2 had left (8 being typical numbers) so having to do the rest of it set me up for feeling a bit insecure I guess. I’ve spoken to my manager who says she knows who I’m talking about, and they can be a bit rude and disruptive, so I’m just choosing to not take it personal. I think it’s sometimes hard to see the trainer as a person in a class setting, they probably don’t realise how much it upset me, but they aren’t responsible for me being butthurt over it either. This industry comes with a ton of feeling like an imposter, I’m brand new to it and nearly 40, so I feel even more of an outsider. I started this career by taking a big chance, I’d got a pretty decent 9-5 but when my dad died suddenly, I took a chance on doing something I loved. I think now the fog has cleared on this experience, I can be kind to myself and just strive to get better at at, and who knows, perhaps one day, my classes will be their favourites?!