How to get my parents to stand up for me against bullies instead of apologizing to avoid any confrontation?
Anonymous
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Dec 9, 2017
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It's always good to talk to your parents if something is bothering you, because after all they are your parents, they raised you and know what's best for you. They love and care about you. You can be sure that if you tell them how you feel and that being bullied is something you cannot deal with (nobody can really), they will listen and do best to try and help you. You can also report this to the Head person or the Principle who will look into the issue to make sure the situations like these don't reoccur. Be confident to ask for help. You are not alone.
LoveYourself3117
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Jan 26, 2018
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Tell them how much you are in distress and maybe you should also try standing up for yourself too. Your parents are there for you, hopefully they’ll understand.
Salty
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Mar 1, 2018
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It depends on the type and severity of the bullying.If it's online bullying, then the best would be to screenshot the conversations and show your parents. If it's at school then you can explain to your parents how you feel when coming to school, and have a few examples of situations where you really felt uncomfortable and threatened.
Anonymous
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Mar 27, 2018
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if it was me i would just ask them for help and explain to them what is going on. you have to believe that your parents will always stick up for you
AbreeSmiles
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Mar 31, 2018
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You could tell your parents, and have them talk to the principal or someone in charge, and have them talk to the others parents/guardians.
SkyeWater
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Apr 8, 2018
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Parents are a fundemental figure in a teenager or child’s life and they care for their children as much as we would care for ourselves, if not, much more. It is important to first- tell your parents of your bullying, and feel comfortable about it. If you are not comfortable with telling them, you will naturally not be comfortable with them helping you stand up against your bullies. Secondly, help them understand your limits. Standing up to a bully for you is one thing, but reporting the bully to the principle of your school is another- if you’r like your parents to simply tell the bully to stop bullying you, do inform them instead of keeping them in the dark.
ruedabega13
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Apr 11, 2018
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Explain to them how it makes you feel when they do that in a calm way. Speak your truth, and try to find a compromise that suits you and them.
purplewidow345
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May 3, 2018
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Let them know how you truly feel about needing there help. Also try to standing up for yourself. It is easier said than done,but I believe you can. You have shown strength by asking for help. I hope it all works well!
BrandonCares1074
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May 4, 2018
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You could have a talk with your parents about all of the ways this person has bullied you and ask for them to confront his parents or contact the school. Your parents want the best for you and they will understand.
wonderousSound48
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May 16, 2018
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your parents will always stand up for you no matter what and you will be better off asking them and telling them what has been going on.
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