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PLEASE DON'T TELL MOM'
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12-10-2008 11:02 PM
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12-10-2008
11:44 PM
chestnut501
bullying or mobbing can cause trauma that extends into adulthood. It's the best argument for home schooling that I can think of.
12-11-2008
7:15 PM
k9riley99
Mum's the word. Whatever you do don't tell Mom or I am going to pay for this again and again, and again.
Privacy can be as bad as bullying but it was the way that we were taught when I grew up.
I really feel for that kid, don't tell my Mom, PLEASE!
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