@Madame tarantula
I'm really sorry to hear about ur experience and also for the 1st reply.
Hearing ur school's management just ignore student's problem, indirectly causing them terrible traumas makes me feel bad about my original comment
I'm really sorry to hear about ur experience and also for the 1st reply.
Hearing ur school's management just ignore student's problem, indirectly causing them terrible traumas makes me feel bad about my original comment
When i made that comment, i just thought the school should have done sth or at least intervened when violence occured but i forget that sometimes, they just want to shirk from the responsibility or ignore students' problem in fear of the school's reputation would be ruined if sth like that happens in their school. Or simply they don't want to get involved in troubles.
And my og comment just talked about the bully cases in dramas such as films or stories, not really refered to the cases in real life so i also don't want u guys misunderstand my point 😿 (The solution only applies to the case who has a caring family and good school's management. If any of that is excluded, the problem lingers until sth life-changing appears)
Some schools still care though, not every school is bad but most of the time, they cannot resolve the problem quickly or just as u say, they don't care, resulting in many troubles for the students :[[
And my og comment just talked about the bully cases in dramas such as films or stories, not really refered to the cases in real life so i also don't want u guys misunderstand my point 😿 (The solution only applies to the case who has a caring family and good school's management. If any of that is excluded, the problem lingers until sth life-changing appears)
Some schools still care though, not every school is bad but most of the time, they cannot resolve the problem quickly or just as u say, they don't care, resulting in many troubles for the students :[[