Physics, 06.03.2021 06:00 dtrejos

100 POINTS This isn't a serious question, but for one on my classes in high school I have to do a presentation in front the whole class, considering i've done many presentations in the past considering I took a class for it and each assignment we had was making a presentation on a certain topic and presenting it so i'm pretty used to it, but i'm really nervous about it and I have the option to have someone present it for me but i'm to nervous to do it, but i'm scared that no one will want to do it for me because i'm the quiet and shy girl, and I don't know anyone in that class, and I don't have friends anyway... but that's not the point, i've had a breakdown already and I was just crying for 30 minutes straight, and it's stressing me out I don't know what to do, any advice? Please don't be mean, i've already had a bad day. :(

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