• kamenLady.
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    149 months ago

    I hope he finds the strength to get through this. Besides support from his family and having supportive friends, which no one should take for granted, there’s overcoming the bullying and finally, the hardest of all, the inner conflict. Topple this with puberty’s own ordeal, so everything gets even more confusing. But it’s also the one task, that drops the most loot, if you solve it. There’s nothing more rewarding than feeling inner peace, love yourself and coming of age strong and prosperous.

    • Flying Squid
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      129 months ago

      I do too. So much. I wish I could do something to help him, but I’ve only met him one time. I know the school he’s in is utter shit. We pulled my daughter out and put her in online school because of how much she was bullied. The administration actually made her apologize to her bullies after they doxxed her on Discord and prank called her repeatedly. Fuck that school. If I could get her friend to do online school with her, I’d drive him to my house every day just to keep him away from that shit. I really wish I could.

      • kamenLady.
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        79 months ago

        This would indeed be a solution, what’s deterring him to take the chance?

        • Flying Squid
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          59 months ago

          Doing online school, you mean? I don’t know his parents and I wouldn’t know how to convince them.

          • @assassin_aragorn@lemmy.world
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            39 months ago

            Do you think you’d be able to talk to them about it? If his parents are supportive, maybe they’d be receptive to online school too.

            • Flying Squid
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              59 months ago

              I wouldn’t even know how to get in touch with them. My daughter sure wouldn’t give me the details. She’s very closed about that sort of thing. I don’t even know his last name.