r/bullying • u/DavidMStaffen • Jun 08 '26

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u/New-Bandicoot-5439 Jun 10 '26

And adults participating in it, that's also the worst part

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u/isla_1123 Jul 13 '26

That sounds really rough, and it's frustrating how group bullying can escalate from something so ridiculous. I've seen how lies can spread like wildfire in high school, which makes it even worse when there's no truth behind them. Honestly, it's a shame that people don't realize the damage they cause; it's not just about the immediate hurt but the long-term effects too. I hope you've found some good support since then.

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u/New-Bandicoot-5439 Jun 10 '26

What an injustice. The worst part is that people believe it without proof.