“As a parent, I know I should be angry with him for using violence or for being expelled, but I’m not. Not in the slightest.”
Bullies shouldn’t exist in society, yet like a swarm of roaches, they do.
According to conventional knowledge, bullies are thought to bully for a specific reason. that they could be uneasy or that a traumatic event might have happened to them.
We can all agree, though, that the majority of bullies don’t genuinely have a traumatic past to share. Some people are just awful, end of story.
The bullying that Drew Davis, Allison Davis’ son, was experiencing.
She then posted an online defense of his behavior in the matter.
Drew’s time in school was made miserable by this youngster.
Even though we are all aware of the situation, let’s still hear Drew’s account of what happened.
To Allison’s alarm, the child frequently made threats against Drew and his pals.
Threats should have prompted the school to take action, but they didn’t. That school will indeed be one of those.
Contrary to popular belief, bullies do not always have their own personal emotional pain as a driving force behind their bullying.
Bullies are just what occurs when excessive narcissism is rewarded with a lack of responsibility.
More threats were made, but the school did nothing.
The school came out as dismissive and indifferent, even though Drew’s bully had threatened him in other areas, such as voicemails and text messages.
With this kind of maltreatment occurring all the time, how can a child concentrate on their studies?
Consequently, she started to worry more and more about him. She also developed a growing rage at the institution.
Because of the bully’s harassment of him in the halls and in their joint classes, Drew felt as uncomfortable as he could at school.
Due of the circumstance, Drew stopped talking to the teachers at school.
The lackadaisical attitude of the school and the general trauma suffered were probably to blame for the trust issues.
When the school acted, it was blatantly disrespectful and demoralizing.
They forced Drew and his tormentor to sign a “no contact” agreement.
Bullies don’t quit simply because they signed a piece of paper promising to, and you don’t need me to tell you this.
And as was to be anticipated, he continued.
Bullies can’t, however, continue to get away with it. Consequences of actions are inescapable.
They’re going to finally throw the final straw, breaking the camel’s back.
That is precisely what happened very quickly. It took place on the bus.
As Drew boarded the bus, the bully was there as usual. He escalated the situation by threatening his fam as well.
His father and brother, who is 11 years old, were also at risk from the child. It succeeded.
He was through. It had been far too soon because this aggressor had to face the repercussions of his behavior.
Furthermore, if the school declined to take action, Drew might as well handle things himself.
He got to his feet and hit him. (3) times. Enough to make him cry, actually.
That seems to be all it takes. Of course, the school is punishing Drew for it since they are a bunch of hypocrites.
His greatest issue had been resolved, so even if he received a 5-day OSS punishment, it was at least now behind him.
Also Allison? Drew’s choice was one that she agreed with and backed.
I am aware that, as a parent, I should be angry with him for using violence or for being suspended, yet I am not.
Not in the least.” Unapologetically, Allison said.
The only language a bully can comprehend must occasionally be used when communicating with them.
Even though we are frequently taught that using force would never solve a problem, rules allowing for self-defense do exist.
There is nothing improper about speaking out for yourself when you are frequently threatened or mistreated.
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