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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So you know every time your DD sends nudes to someone?

She doesn’t need to say anything. she can choose just not to engage him in anything more than she to need to get through her work productively. [/quote]
I can say with certainty that she isn’t sending pics to boys. She’s a lesbian.

She doesn’t like the discomfort of him acting like their friendship is fine. She needs to find a way to tell him to go away at lunch time too. [/quote]

Re: lunch: Can she eat somewhere else where he won't be?  Does her HS allow students to be places other than the cafeteria during their lunch periods? Our HS does; kids can eat in a couple of other places (there are courtyards, and some teachers let kids lunch in their classrooms, the band room, etc.). My DD often eats in a courtyard or the counseling center, which has an area with tables etc. and welcomes kids at lunch, then she spends the rest of lunch in the library (no food) sometimes. There's nothing wrong with your DD avoiding him by mixing up her lunch location if that's possible. In an ideal world she would confront him and call him out on his behavior, but frankly he is clearly vindictive, and he could do who knows what if confronted.

If he starts asking where she'll be at lunch, she can say she has to get to the library or she's meeting with a teacher etc.

If she cannot avoid the cafeteria, I'd talk to her about enlisting friends to commit to sitting in a group and getting there before he does, so she's surrounded by friends and already engaged. [/quote]

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