Growing up, most of us can recall running into a teacher or another authority figure who were so wrapped up in the rules that they seemed to forget our humanity.
Back then, I found that you could tell a good teacher from this type by how they reacted to someone's angry outburst after their classmates had openly made fun of them.
If they sent the bullied kid to the principal's office for swearing, they were the type I'm talking about.
And one young North Carolina woman captured an incident like that on video.
As she wrote on Twitter, "I love singing in the contemporary band with my friends and being up onstage and praising God with other people."
At some point, Jenna had taken a break to go to the bathroom, something most people expect to do in privacy.
Not for supposedly frivolous reasons, but she wanted to see if there were any updates about a family member who was in the hospital for a brain aneurysm.
As Jenna tweeted, this woman had done so to lecture her about wearing jean shorts before saying, "fat girls don't wear shorts."
She then told Jenna that she wouldn't be able to continue singing with those shorts on and continued to call her fat.
At which point, Jenna asks her "So you're sitting here calling me fat?" to which the woman replies, "Oh, you don't think you are?"
Jenna's way of expressing this was apparently louder and involved more curse words than the woman would prefer.
As Jenna tweeted, "Luckily, I started recording her so that my pastor can see the real side of her because she loves to be two faced and act all holy."
At first, the woman points to her name tag because she thought Jenna literally couldn't identify her, but settles on a vaguely threatening "Try it," when she understands her meaning.
It's not clear if they could hear the altercation, but Jenna is clearly upset as she tells them that the woman was just calling her fat. One man tells Jenna to return to the bathroom and we can hear the woman complaining more about Jenna's language as the video ends.
In this statement, she also urged people not to harass the woman in the video.
She said that while the words you're about to see in the full video were very hurtful to her, she has since forgiven the woman.
