There is bullying and incessant bullying from multiple bullies.
I had a few bullies to contend with but I also saw those where the bullying never ended
Ok, that is much more realistic than your previous statement.
People who have a few bullies instead of being incessantly bullied are people who were taught, or learned on their own, to avoid bullies and to deal with bullying when it happened.
Sadly, today's transgenderization movement has a vested interest in having trans kids bullied to support the movement's claim of victimhood status. Therefore, each bullied trans kid is a martyr for their adult cause.
Teach trans kids to keep their opinions, and personal details to themselves, when not around friends, and if they want to dress as the opposite sex, to not make it an exagerated version that appears to be more mocking than imitating. That would sharply reduce the bullying. If bullying were the cause of the high suicide among transgenders, that would be reduced also. Big if, unfortunately.
I had a middle school student who insisted on expressing racist views to black girls who would get mad and attack him. He knew not to fight girls, but he would be so mad that it was hard for him to restrain himself. I told him that he needed to stop before he got hurt or fought back and got sent away for a long stretch of discipline.
His response was that he had free speech rights to be himself and talk like he talked, and that his mom told him that since black kids are allowed to say certain words, there was no reason that he could not say the same and similar words.
Were the girls wrong to attack him for his words? Damn skippy. Is some other teenager wrong to attack a boy wearing lipstick, a frilly top and girls jeans? Damn skippy. But it's going to happen if the students keep doing things that provoke the bullies.
If a kid wants to take a stand about wearing make up and girls clothes as a boy, because that's how they feel, or saying the n-word as a white kid because black people can do it, fine. I disagree with their beliefs and I don't admire their juvenile stand-taking, but as long as they don't complain about the consequences, I won't criticize them.
If an adult complained that the racist kid got attacked, it is fair to assume that that adult likes for kids to be racist, even if it causes them problems. Why does the same not apply to adults who complain about cross-dressing children being bullied, but still wants the kids to dress like that?
There is a reason that you won't answer my question about teaching kids to avoid bullying or to bring it on themselves. You know the reason, I know it, my grandma knows it.