Students may use some veiled or euphemistic expressions when discussing appearance issues, which is sometimes called "sarcasm" or "teasing". Here are some possible expressions: 1. **Suggestive words**: They may use some vague words, such as "special", "different" or "distinctive", to hint at your appearance. 2. **Metaphors and analogies**: Students may compare your appearance with certain animals, objects or celebrities, such as "You really look like a certain animal" or "This reminds me of XX". 3. **Exaggerated expressions**: Use exaggerated adjectives, such as "super large", "super special", etc., to describe your appearance characteristics. 4. **Use slang or buzzwords**: Some Internet buzzwords or slang may be used to refer to your appearance in a subtle way, such as "unique style" or "full of personality". 5. **Self-comparison**: In private, they may mention that they look more "common" compared to others, which constitutes a kind of irony about your appearance. If you feel uncomfortable, it is recommended to take some measures, such as communicating with students or seeking support from teachers or school counselors. At the same time, paying attention to your inner feelings can also enhance your confidence.