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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]wow you people are nasty and your kids are no different. so glad we moved abroad. what a hell hole the US has become.[/quote]

Seriously. This thread is appalling. Op, I hope you’re able to take advice from the handful of people who offered it.  The rest of the posters should be ashamed of themselves. [/quote]

This thread is horrifying. I have new insight into where bullies come from, I guess. [/quote]

Horrid. [/quote]

Why do you think you can force people to like you, be friends with you or be in group chats with you?[/quote]

Thankfully we have anti-bullying laws to protect against violent horror shows like you. [/quote]

Ceasing to be friends with someone isn’t “bullying.”[/quote]

When you round up all the jackals you call friends to do the same thing, it is, and there are actually laws against it when the target is a child. [/quote]

Can you give even on example of someone being prosecuted after deciding they don't want to be friends with another kid anymore? Just one example [/quote]

Parents project onto their children, and administrators are well aware.

Do your kid a favor and teach them how to make new friends.

You can not force someone to hang out with you by calling them not wanting to hang out with you "bullying".

Teach your child what a healthy relationship looks like. Hint: it is reciprocal, not vendetta-like.[/quote]

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