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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]DS12 is facing lots of meanness at school - he is a skinny, not very strong kid and they call him 'weak', 'slow' ,etc. Not bullying, just kids being kind of nasty. He is a bit overly sensitive about it too. I think he needs to practice comebacks that will better stand up for himself. He says he can never think of a comeback so I think we need to practice these at homes. Any thoughts on how to help him build these skills? Or what specific comebacks might be useful for this situation?
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You need to move him to a different school.[/quote]

You think teasing I middle school doesn’t go on it all schools? Every. Single. One.

If someone needs to run away from the painful experience of middle school they need to homeschool. [/quote]

Plus, all you're doing is kicking the can down the road until they are adults.  There are jerks at every age

"run away when things get hard because its easier than standing up for yourself" is a really bad lesson[/quote]

We moved our DD for high school due to verbal bullying. No regrets.[/quote]

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