Bullying is not only physical and verbal. What if we told you that friendship bullying is a real and often ignored issue that's impacting our teens' emotional well-being? Today, we're shedding light on this delicate topic that often leads to feelings of loneliness, low self-esteem, and anxiety in teenagers. Navigating the complex world of teenage friendships, while not easy, it's important to learn about the different forms of bullying and understanding how to identify if your teen is a victim.

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