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Oct 07, 2024 03:04PM

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IK U THINK IT MIGHT NOT BE WORTH IT BUT YOU FEEL UNSAFE AND WHAT IF SOMETHING BAD HAPPENES LATER?? TRY AND PREVENT IT NOW
THATS SO CREEPY AND HARASSMENT FRR

You said “one of the best courses of action” what would be other courses of action?"
Well, this would push some people out of their comfort zones, but if you can get other people to vouch for you, or some sort of evidence you can report to the school. If you have evidence that he's only doing this to you then the school can't pass it up as "just being overly friendly." If you can do it anonymously (and that's what you want to do) then you could do that. Switching out of that teachers class is also an option. I understand this is terrifying, but we are here if you need anything.

A lot of my friends in my class have said that they feel weird abt the way he treats me too so maybd

Hi, can you see the dm I sent you?




You have the right to feel safe at school without feeling scared or uncomfortable.

Please do hon. I'm sure she'll understand. Plus it's her job to take care of students. Protect from other students, other teachers, etc.






I can't believe that they thought it would be a good idea to have a
"meeting" with you and the teacher. I don't care that there are other people. That's infuriating I'm so sorry that they don't believe you. That's a terrible feeling.. but I ask you, don't shy away and hide. That's when things seem to get worse. You must get other people to vouch for you. Even people that don't get harassed by him. They can vouch that he is too "friendly" with you.


Well you still have a few options and don't feel like you're alone. If you are comfortable tell your legal guardian. It is likely they would take the case much more seriously. I know it's hard to talk about because you feel as if you're alone and no one else knows what you're going through. Unfortunately this is more common than most people think but people just pass it off as "being too friendly." If you aren't comfortable to tell them, then like I said if there is a way to show proof (anonymously or not) that is definitely going to help. I understand that you and a friend have talked about this to the principal, but if you can get more people to talk about this case it is more believable. Or if one of them can get their legal guardians involved that would help. More people speak out to more people it is hard to be denied.

You can do this, it's so so hard right now. I'm aware you are not alone. I assure you that. You feel trapped by that other person, and you feel trapped because people didn't believe you. But remember you have other students that can vouch for you. You're not alone, you have others that are dealing, or have dealt with these situations before.




You can do this, I and so many others believe that you can. I agree with Ella. You may be struggling with it but the more information the better. Keeping this quiet will only make it worse. Please trust me on that.



If he ever get close to you, you can try reasoning and say something like "Your behaviour is highly inappropriate for the context we're in. I'm a minor and I'm not scared to report you to the authorities."