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Re:How bullying may shape adolescent brains by neogodless on Thursday October 10, 2019 @10:43AM (#21215067)
This always tends to surprise people, which is encouraging - most mom's probably do not bully their children - but it might also be an unrecognized issue.

I would describe it differently, so I don't think I had it as bad as you, but I would say that my parents did not adequately prepare me for responding to bullying, and I likely did the exact wrong things as a response. I cried. I showed weakness. And the bullying continued for a long time - most of my elementary and secondary schooling.

I would say that I eventually formed a self image that went outside how my peers treated me, but then again, decades later, peer interactions can trigger strong emotional reactions.

Re:How bullying may shape adolescent brains by wallace_f on Thursday October 10, 2019 @02:46PM (#21217858)
If most people experience it, it wouldn't tend to surprise most people. But it probably does happen more often than most would believe.