Speaking up when a situation seems unfair to you

It's often difficult, specially for shy people, but, how can others know there is something bothering you unless you say it?

Find a good, respectful way to say it, written or verbal, whichever comes better for you.

Chances are that the situation should either improve, or at least not get worst.

Overtime, this practice will help shape your character. 

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