Mostly this is just the result of other people playing well. With bubble dynamics its often good strategy for a short stack to walk a bigger stack in the big blind, but its hardly ever good strategy for a bigger stack to walk a short stack. So as a short stack, you are not going to get walked. And people can 3-bet you without risking their entire stack, so if you make a small open, you will also get 3-bet a lot.
So as a short stack (<15BB) on the bubble you mostly need to wait for spots, where you can jam with fold
equity, or where your hand is strong enough to get it in without fold equity. The good news is, you can level bigger stacks against each other. If you open jam for 9BB, people will be hesitant to call, if this expose a much larger stack like 23BB to players behind them.
So its not a question of everyone ganging up on you and trying to bust you. Its just a result of bubble dynamics, where the short stacks cant except to win any easy pots without showdown, unless they are willing to jam in all their chips. Making small bets and raises and picking up small pots without showdown (AKA "small-ball") is a play, which is reserved for people with deeper stacks.