The Underdog

Underdog is a loser or predicted loser in a struggle or contest. (MERIAM WEBSTER) Underdog is a peraon or group of people with less power, money, etc. Than the rest of the society. (Cambridge Dictionary)

Einstein’s Early Childhood Einstein was born on March 14, 1879, in the city of Ulm in southwestern Germany. His father, Hermann, worked as a featherbed salesman and ran an electrochemical factory. His mother tended the house and cared for him and his sister Maja. Einstein reportedly didn’t speak until the age of two. As a child, he was prone to extreme temper tantrums and would throw things. He even threw a chair at a teacher once. 

When Einstein showed a speech delay, his parents consulted a doctor. It’s now thought that he may have been on the autism spectrum, which contributed to his difficulty communicating and connecting with other children. Later in life, Einstein said his thoughts and ideas came to him as images rather than words. This way of thinking may have contributed to his delayed speech, too. The first spark of Einstein’s insatiable curiosity about the world around him occurred at age five. His father gave him a compass, and he was fascinated by the unseen magnetic forces that made the needle move. This fascination would persist for the rest of his life.

BTS Early Career They had to personally invite people to a free concert. Despite selling out big stadiums today, BTS didn’t always have an easy time getting people to watch them perform. In an appearance on Korean reality show American Hustle Life, the members said they once had to hand out fliers along LA’s Hollywood Boulevard and invite passers-by to come to a free concert.

The boys shared one dorm room until 2016 On multiple occasions, the members of BTS have shared stories about their first dorm, where all seven of them had to share one room and even one bathroom as trainees. On You Quiz on the Block, member Jungkook even said that as he was the youngest, he had to wait for the others to fall asleep before he could shower.

The group were mistreated by variety shows Before the launch of their self-produced variety show Run BTS, the group had a tough time on other Korean variety shows. In an appearance on Weekly Idol, member Suga, who almost quit Bit Hit Entertainment as a trainee, presented a self-produced song for the hosts Dony and Cony, whom he idolized. The pair cut the song off midway and repeatedly reiterated that it was "not their style", even declining when Suga offered it to them for solo promotional purposes. When Jungkook appeared on Flower Crew, he presented burgers and sodas to the hosts. Instead of accepting the food, the show's cast members said that the burgers looked like leftovers and asked Jungkook to take them away, despite Jungkook insisting that he "sincerely bought them". Many fans noted that the star looked like he was holding back tears in the broadcast.

HOW TO DEAL PEOPLE WHO LOOK YOU DOWN? Avoid reacting immediately. When someone puts you down, deal with it by not immediately reacting to him. Giving a quick comeback or getting angry will reinforce his behavior. It gives him what he wants — a response from you.[1] . Also, it's not good for you to act out of anger or other negative emotions. You could do or say something you will regret,[2] or you could damage yourself with stress. Take a deep breath or two. This will help you to remain calm. Slowly count to five while you make sure you are calm.

Don't retaliate. You may want to respond with a put-down of your own, but doing this can make you seem as petty as her. It can also increase the tension, and really won't solve the problem. Just like reacting immediately, retaliating gives her what she wants. Even though you might want to, don't reply to rude comments and posts online with mean posts of your own. Avoid gossiping about her later. It may feel good in the moment, but does nothing to solve the problem.

Ignore it. Sometimes silence can be the best weapon. Ignoring someone that is putting you down denies them the pleasure of a response from you. It keeps you from wasting time and energy on someone that isn't worth it. Plus, her bad behavior will really stand out against your good behavior. Just act as though she didn't say anything. Continue doing what you were doing without giving her a glance. Unless the person is incredibly thick-headed, she will usually leave you alone after being ignored.

Tell the person to stop. This is a clear way to let the person know that you want him to quit putting you down. If ignoring the person didn't work or if the situation is especially annoying or hurtful, telling him to stop can help resolve the problem. Make sure you are calm. Look him in the eyes and use a controlled, confident, clear voice. For example, if a peer insults you, take a few deep breaths and then calmly say, “Stop putting me down.” With a co-worker, you might try saying, “I don't like or appreciate how you are talking to me and about me. I want you to stop putting me down.” If it's a friend that may not actually be trying to be mean, you might say, “I know you didn't mean to, but what you said hurt my feelings. Please don't put me down like that.”