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Originally Posted by medicalfox
I got switch to 4 schools before and the kids still acted the same to me. Kids in that age group are cruel and they always pick on the kids that don't fit in. There's only so much the staff can do and they can't force kids into liking other kids. My younger sibling isn't even a aspie and he gets bullied at school. I wish they could do something for kids and I wish that younger kids were more understanding.
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I feel like there are solutions, perhaps schools need to be changed up a bit...kids should be taught and encouraged to accept others for who they are, and treat others with the same respect they might want to be treated with and that sort of thing bullying should be deeply discouraged and people who indulge in it should face consequences...but sadly often times the person getting bullied ends up facing the consequences. Or worse sometimes the teachers seem to encourage the ostracism of the 'weird' one.
Or there are alternative sorts of schools...that aren't like a traditional public school. Sometimes places like that might be better, I kind of wish I had been put in some sort of alternative school where I would have had help instead of bullying, ostracism and no teachers/staff to go to for help.