Here's what it looks like. I (15M) am a sophomore and in my English class, there's this girl who I really hate. She's been quite abusive to me. She is not just a gaslighter but she's also a bully. First day, she was using me to harass another boy for candy. I rejected and said it's not good but she kept forcing me. Like what does she not understand? Bullying is not good. Luckily, she stopped but then the next day, she hit me twice and said she didn't do it. Like why can't she take accountability? Worse yet, she had a history of bullying before aswell. One time, she was grabbing a boys backpack but luckily, I came in clutch to give the boys backpack to him. While it may have seemed a bit less sever first, the problem was, this same behavior was with 2 other girls aswell. Plus the students in my class were mostly male. There was another girl, sitting next to the bully and she wasn't any better. I saw her hit a boy atleast 2 days a row. And she used to make fun of him. Seeing these behaviors, I reported to the teacher since the victims didn't do it themselves, I reported how a girl hit me twice and that, she along with another girl were targeting the same boy and what did the teacher tell me? That person just told me, I don't need to be everyone's policeman. Like seriously? I just experienced bullying aswell and was trying to cover up for the victim and they got no consequences. This was what I didn't like from the teacher. Usually that persons nice but I didn't like that person's phrase this time. Yesterday, another girl who I thought was nice also turned out to be a bully. She was literally choking a boys neck and when I told her to stop, she threatened to choke me aswell. Unfortunately, I couldn't tell the teachers about it because, they were both busy with conferences which happened outside the classroom. Smh, those girls are so lucky. I'm pissed they didn't get any punishment. TL:DR 3 girls bullied 3 boys and got of Scot-free Imagine of the roles were reversed now. The boys would be in trouble. Girls can be rowdy too, not just boys