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> Two of our friends have physically relocated out of the district, two others are going to change schools. how would that even help though? was what you are d
by twelve40 5y ago
> Two of our friends have physically relocated out of the district, two others are going to change schools.
how would that even help though? was what you are describing specific to this school then? would moving to another, unfamiliar group of preteen girls just add to anxiety?
(in my case, relatively sheltered boys so i don't see much of this... for now, anyway)
- mandmandam 5y agoAs someone who relocated to many different schools, I can tell you that a different school can work wonders. It's a fresh start, in a new environment, without the local prejudices and grudges.
- anon9001 5y agoThe goal is just for time to pass in the least unpleasant way possible, so moving to a fresh group would buy some time before the same problems become unbearable again. Pretty much the same reason we change jobs.
- watwut 5y agoIt works, because it is not true that all girls are evil bitches. But, if parent thinks that, the parent won't teach girls how to find better friends, how to deal with issues nor curb asshole behavior in his daughters.