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@monkey123
Reiji stopped going to school because his mother let him. And I bet most of us here when faced with similar circumstances would have been forced to go by our own parents instead. We all had our own reasons to not want to go to school one day, but if the reason wasn't good enough for our parents, we could only really "not retreat". And for some of us here, there was also a threat of violence at home, and that could be more terrifying than some school bullies or shitty friends who would betray you because someone asked them to.
@pip25
I wouldn't say that they ran away nor swept it under the rug.
Reiji's mother had an idea of what the problem was. If it were the school or the lessons, it could still be resolved without transferring. However, the problem was the classroom itself (the classmates) and that sort of thing can't be fixed with the use of authority or a change in management. Imagine your mom asking the teachers to tell your bullies to be friends with you.
The change in environment was inevitable, but then I'd argue that she could have said a bit more than just "Mom's on your side". Maybe she's the type who wouldn't pry if not consulted? Or maybe she knows better than to play therapist? Then again, not being a busybody is fine too.
Reiji stopped going to school because his mother let him. And I bet most of us here when faced with similar circumstances would have been forced to go by our own parents instead. We all had our own reasons to not want to go to school one day, but if the reason wasn't good enough for our parents, we could only really "not retreat". And for some of us here, there was also a threat of violence at home, and that could be more terrifying than some school bullies or shitty friends who would betray you because someone asked them to.
@pip25
I wouldn't say that they ran away nor swept it under the rug.
Reiji's mother had an idea of what the problem was. If it were the school or the lessons, it could still be resolved without transferring. However, the problem was the classroom itself (the classmates) and that sort of thing can't be fixed with the use of authority or a change in management. Imagine your mom asking the teachers to tell your bullies to be friends with you.
The change in environment was inevitable, but then I'd argue that she could have said a bit more than just "Mom's on your side". Maybe she's the type who wouldn't pry if not consulted? Or maybe she knows better than to play therapist? Then again, not being a busybody is fine too.