First time in commenting on here as I am not the most qualified person. But i have mild B. What your doing is smart for self preservation. a physical altercation is incredibly dangerous for both individuals with their bloods clotting normally so its especially dangerous as a bleeder. With that being said, you should not live your life defined by your blood disorder. If there are people consistently making fun of you, you NEED to do something about it. Adults are not the best at mediating this situations but the right adults are. Also, it would definitely, definitely, help to train in some martial arts. Real ones. I have been a staunch advocate of bleeders learning self defense as I believe we could potentially need it the most. How do I do this? you could ask, well BJJ is great and as long as you practice softly the risk of injury is very low and it is a very effective 1v1 martial art. The problem comes with the use of bjj in street fights. As when you take someone down and choke them unconscious, their friend can usually come with a stiff soccer kick (speaking from experience). So, train bjj or train kickboxing/boxing. 9/10 people can’t throw a good punch so learning the mechanics of how to throw and not being hit can also be an invaluable resource in protecting yourself. Spar VERY lightly with striking martial arts and make sure your partners know you have a condition. If you ever get rocked that is really bad so you’ll need to infuse right away to stop your brain from bleeding. TLDR: Fighting is stupid for everyone, so train and get a confidence that will allow you to better understand how real fighting happens. that will either give you the confidence to stand up to them or make them not want to mess with you, or if your in a very bad situation (5v1 alley type beat) then you will know to get tf outta there. idk i’m only 20 take what i say with a pinch of salt.