You can't choose to die on every hill you meet in your life: sometimes you have to compromise. Having two teenager kids, my experience is that generally "I'm y

You can't choose to die on every hill you meet in your life: sometimes you have to compromise. Having two teenager kids, my experience is that generally "I'm your parent and I know what's good for you" goes about as well as tying dumbbells at ankles and jumping into a lake. (Of course every kid is different and your story would be also different.) Also, I'm not quite sure how much of it is actual bullying vs. the kid feeling left out in a friend group because everyone else is sharing iPhone only stuff (games, etc).