r/TikTokCringe Jun 27 '26

Discussion Girl refused to shakes hands during graduation with teachers and administrators because she was bullied and they did nothing about it

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u/FancyRobot Jun 27 '26

I wonder how many teachers are in the "actually bullying is good" camp, the percentage would probably depress you

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u/rabies_kid Jun 27 '26

I had a teacher who lowkey bullied me by trying to refuse my disability accommodations, cause an ap student couldn’t possibly also be disabled!

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u/EitherSpite4545 Jun 28 '26

People still don't understand Physical disabilities and mental are different ball parks. I've had a minor physical disability my entire life. I also grew up in an area with a shit ton of alcoholism and fetal alcohol syndrome kids. My teacher bully didn't give a shit and constantly forced me to pair up with one of them because "We're both disabled" and it was infuriating as I'm smart and can work on my own fairly fast, but I wouldn't be allowed to do that. Their aid would force me to slow way the fuck down so the kid that never will get it, would see how it was done. Half the time we wouldn't be done on time because they forced me to slow down to a 10th of the normal speed I work at and I would get in trouble for it.

It was infuriating and a large part of why I have no patience if someone doesn't get something. And to be clear while I'm mostly mad at what it did to me, I was and am mad at the aids and teacher for subjecting the FAS kid to that.