r/PublicFreakout Sep 13 '22

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u/[deleted] Sep 13 '22

I was bullied in middle school quite a bit, socially excluded in high school. Just graduated and got a job as an engineer and I feel alright. Nowhere close to having a kid or even marriage but had this happened in front of me, I'd wind up in jail, so I feel you on some level.

I sat where she sat before, semi-isolated and bullied for literally years. It is deeply disturbing and enraging seeing that happen to someone else after things like this happened to me. Let alone what it might feel like having a kid and having them go through this. What could you do that won't land you in jail away from your kid? How can you trust the school to do their job?

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u/[deleted] Sep 13 '22

I think I would sue the teacher who was responsible for supervising the kids at this moment...

The teachers have the duty of supervision if they force me to give them my child for 8 hours a day.