Two days ago, an Asian-Australian mother spoke on social networks about something rather scary. Recently, her daughter, who was studying at a state high school in Queensland, received a horrific message from her daughter's classmates.
The content of the message is: "you ugly fat, no one likes you, you damn fat, please go to suicide!"
As soon as the mother saw this message, she understood that her daughter must have been bullied in school, and before her daughter, she must have been tortured by her classmates.
One mother did not choose to talk to her teacher, nor did she choose to complain to the school because she knew that this simply could not solve the problem completely!
So she puts it as much as she can on social networks, believing that only social networks can get more attention; and with more attention, the daughter's problems can be really taken seriously.
When she posted it online, she got the support of a lot of parents, and soon the school knew.
Then, no one asked, the bullying of the students were severely punished. At the same time, she was praised by countless parents.
Some parents say she really deserves a favor because if she goes to school to solve the problem, it may and will not cause the school to take it seriously, and it will not really solve the problem.
A lot of people say that sometimes, social networks can really play a protective role, what do you think?