Queuing up outside primary school to get into the hall for my daughter’s concert. Just for context I rarely see the parents as I drop off to breakfast club 7:30 and put her in after school so pick up late. I’m also quite depressed and anxious right now and have been for many years so events like this fill me with deep anxiety and dread. I was position number 5 in queue and person at number 3 turned around to say hi to me and started talking to me. She’s a lovely mum who I do like and makes me feel at ease. I moved a little closer to her to hear what she was telling me and at this point a really attitude type mum at position 4 (so behind her and in front of me) told me to get back in my queue position! I was quite shocked at this and felt really embarrassed. I wasn’t trying to que jump! Which I told her and said I was just saying hello to my friend. Bear in mind this was a concert just for our year so a 2 form primary school. There’s no way seats were running out! Plus I was holding my youngest daughters hand so was obvious I wasn’t intending on Que jumping as my little one was still kind of in that spot. This happened yesterday and I’m really upset about it. I’m not working today as after school finishing early so I need to pick up on time. I feel really upset and embarrassed. I don’t feel I can face anyone. I felt so dysregulated after this “telling off” when I got back to my position I turned around to another mum I know behind me and just said “can you believe that?” And she responded “I’m not getting involved”. Which furthered my embarrassment as people behind were all listening in and looking at me. I spent the entire concert ruminating over the incident and wishing I had been on my phone so wouldn’t have seen number 3 trying to talk to me. I feel so upset can someone put this in perspective and stop my depression and anxiety spiraling? What would you have said or done in that situation?