Things to say to my transphobic bully
If you could, please think of some sarcastic ones. Thanks, I really need some help.
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We're sorry to hear that you're dealing with a bully—that's a really difficult situation and we feel for you. If someone is being transphobic toward you, then it's typically best to ignore what they're saying so they don't get a reaction out of you. Pretend like you didn't hear them and go about your day like normal. Even if what they said bothered you, journal your feelings about it or talk to a trusted friend for additional support.
If the bullying doesn't stop and they keep up their behavior, then talk to an authority figure like a teacher, parent, work supervisor, or even law enforcement to let them know what's happening. They will do what they can to help you feel safe and comfortable again.
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If the bullying doesn't stop and they keep up their behavior, then talk to an authority figure like a teacher, parent, work supervisor, or even law enforcement to let them know what's happening. They will do what they can to help you feel safe and comfortable again.
If you know the bully well, have a private conversation with them and make it clear that you expect more respectful behavior from them. Ask why they engaged in the bullying and offer suggestions for more respectful behavior in the future for their own sake.
If you don't know the bully well, express surprise and disappointment that they are bullying you. If they continue their behavior, then it may be time to talk to another person about the issue.
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If you don't know the bully well, express surprise and disappointment that they are bullying you. If they continue their behavior, then it may be time to talk to another person about the issue.
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