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Input: Hi! Sorry about dumb title, long story ahead.
I was in my last year of middle school. While hanging out w/ 2 of my friends (we’ll call them A and B) on the weekend, they opened up to me about how another friend (C) had exposed himself to them and had also been touching/groping B inappropriately and without her consent. I told them that it’d be a safe bet to tell my dad since he was a neutral party. (They were worried about how their parents might react)The next day at school, and through the course of the week, I cuss C out and tell him to go away whenever he comes around the two girls. I also go to the school about this. I just wanted to help my friends get this kid out of their lives.
Everyone (including A,B,C, and my whole friend group) hated my guts and abandoned me entirely. I went into a deep depression and the fucking trauma from the whole event still affects me.
C gets away with no punishment.
A&amp;B continue their friendship with this kid to this day.
Have confirmed with close friends that this kid is a real creep. Tells girls that he’ll pay to see their tits, shit like that.  
So, did I do the right thing? Is this all my fault? I’m still wrestling with this and I just want someone else’s nonbiased opinion. 
:)

telling the school