Let's Help YukkiBaby! by Bully Free Zone
"Oh yeah...um...I also have a problem...um...so there's this kid in our class...he's half disabled...he doesn't talk right but that's it...um...he trys to scare me all the time...and he does it to other people too...he usually tells the teacher that my friends did bad things, but they didn't...he interrupts the class...and he burps in my face...and takes pictures of me...and steals my food...and he (graphic kinda) also sexually touches me..." (continued in comments)
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19 Dec, 2015, 7:27 pm
(continued from description) "...and i'm mostly his victim...and I tell the teachers but they just say 'he's disabled, so stop telling on him and give him a break'
Please help me!"
INSTRUCTIONS: Comment below with advice for @YukkiBaby.
19 Dec, 2015, 9:58 pm
Telling your parents is the would be the best choice in my opinion. They'll know what to do and will problably talk with the teachers.
Most of the thing this kid does can be tolerated, but haras.sment and theft? No. That's crossing the line.
Get witnessess or team up with other victims in order to talk with the teachers. If you do this, talk calmly about the situation with them, and try to offer a solution. Something like, "We know that he's disabled and we respect that, but he lately has been doing *Inser things he does*. We would like you to keep watch on him, and we will try to get along with him."
Or something like that. I don't know. If a person says, "There is a lion on the street!" Not many people would believe that. Howwever, if a multitude of people claims that, it's probably true.
In summary, get your parents' and friends' support and talk calmly about it. If possible, also get your friends' parents' support too.
Hopefully, teachers will do something about it. -
19 Dec, 2015, 9:59 pm
Or at least the kid's parents will do something.
19 Dec, 2015, 11:32 pm
Ok...thank you!
19 Dec, 2015, 11:35 pm
You're welcome.
I really hope things will work out for you.
Stay strong!
20 Dec, 2015, 3:03 am
I usualy comment paragraphs on these thimgs but @DiamondKeys legit stole the words from my mouth haha i agree 100 0/o
09 Mar, 2016, 10:23 pm
Maby also stay at least 5 ft. away
(5 in.) when he trys to tuch you.