> In the real world, you quit jobs with peer abuse, you move away from toxic neighbors, you avoid the bad neighborhoods. It isn't toughening them up because its

> In the real world, you quit jobs with peer abuse, you move away from toxic neighbors, you avoid the bad neighborhoods. It isn't toughening them up because its in no way reflective of reality to have to put up with verbal and physical harassment every day without reasonable recourse. As long as you have the money or support to quit your job, or move, or avoid the bad neighborhoods. Do people choose to live in bad neighborhoods? Do they choose to send their children to poorly funded schools? Do they choose to work part time, minimum wage jobs? > Bullying is barely a thing outside of school because its only in school that you cannot escape it Or if you're a female on the internet. Or black in the south. Or poor.