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to think this is more than just banter

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Wrongmoreoftenthannot · 09/02/2012 12:02

I am friends on Facebook with my DN. she is 13 and has for some time been a bit rebellious. She has refused to let her parents see her Facebook and they have not pressed the issue (nasty break up and IMO are point scoring with the kids).

I saw yesterday that my DN had fallen out with a girl from school - let's call her Helen. It appears that Helen had then defriended my DN and posted a photo with a nasty comment. DN's friends it seemed all barrelled in online for the bun fight whilst posting on my DNs wall about how Helen was a stupid bitch etc etc and how good the 'banter' was on Helen's wall.

Now of course I couldn't see the 'banter' on Helens wall but I have an uneasy feeling that from Helen's point of view it wasn't banter but bullying.

Am I totally over reacting, is this just what teenagers are like? I feel I should say something to my DSis.

A bit of a ramble sorry but am unsure if I should do anything at all tbh

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Wrongmoreoftenthannot · 09/02/2012 12:50

Apologies my OP wasn't that clear Grin

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OffMeTrolley · 09/02/2012 13:00

This is bullying - get hold of your DN.

lol at this. no one knows if, let alone what, anything was even said

you cant stop silly little girls being silly little girls

Maryz · 09/02/2012 13:58

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