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* What do you think causes children to act this way?
Mainly the fear and threatening that they get. Bullying is a constant threat, and it is also insolent and keeps stabbing at you. And the people who act like that can't get away, so they do the only thing they can to get away.
* Why do you think teens and children feel better by ridiculing others?
They are insecure, and probably have some sort of problem. They want to take it out on others by insulting and harassing them, for reasons I wouldn't know.
* If you are a child/teen have you ever went to a discipline teacher at your school and tell them your problem but they haven't done anything about it?
I have done this before, yet the problem has always been resolved. Well, not really. The bully said some extremely insulting things about my culture and about my looks. So I told, and he hasn't stopped, but it isn't serious. To answer the question, no, the guidance counselor did something about it.
* What are some ideas you may have to decrease the number of suicides/ help the bullying problem? Have you ever witnessed someone being bullied and stood there and just watched?
For the first question, I think we need to let more people know. Most children in America and around the world just aren't aware of the severity of bullying. On multiple occasions, my school has been visited by attorneys who speak about the suicides and things like that. They need to know and be informed, like I was. About the second question, I actually admit to doing that. There wasn't anything I could do; no one was around, it was only me and a couple of other kids beating someone else up. I just ran away, and even now, I still feel guilty for not telling an adult about this incident.
* Have you witnessed someone being bullied and helped them?
I have never, EVER helped a bully. My conscience says NO to that. I have been friends with a bully, I admit it, but when it started getting serious, it was over. I can't be influenced by those people.
* As a child have you ever been scared to go to school because of bullies?
No, I am popular and have a lot of friends. I know that someone would have my back if someone bullied me. And even if, it won't affect me. I know that they are being insecure and stuff, so they can't prove anything. When I was young, I wasn't even aware. I was just an innocent young boy.
* Do you know anyone who may have committed suicide due to bullying?
Yes. Well, not suicide, but it affected her so seriously that she moved out of the country. She left America to her home country, Mexico. Bullies made fun of her parents because they were immigrants, even though there was nothing wrong with that. She got tired of all the drug dealing crud, so she left. And the bullies really shut up for a while after that.
* Were you a bully?
NO. I don't even have to explain. NO and NEVER.
* How did you deal with bullying?
I have been bullied. I told an adult, I told people about it. Soon enough, all of my friends started ignoring him. No one liked him at all. Then he went to the guidance counselor, and she came into our class. We told her everything, with tears and all. And he was really nice and cool after that. I wish that bullies could just be dealt with like that. I feel that it was too easy.
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What do you think causes children to act this way?

* Their parents dont care what they do. Their parents dont give them any attention or so their parents can scream at eatch other... the kids maybe have unstabil homes and noone who are showing them the right way.


Why do you think teens and children feel better by ridiculing others?

*They do it because it makes them feel more powerfull...but they can even do it because their so called "friends" said to them to do so. They are afraid of being pushed away from the group they are in.

If you are a child/teen have you ever went to a discipline teacher at your school and tell them your problem but they haven't done anything about it?

it happend to me once...I was bullied in the MIDDLE of the leasson when we was suppose to talk about war 2 in front of entire class. The class bullied me... the teacher did NOTHING.AT.ALL.

What are some ideas you may have to decrease the number of suicides/ help the bullying problem? Have you ever witnessed someone being bullied and stood there and just watched?

Gosh. I saw many people been bullied....but at that time I was to scared to do anything...I was just running away from everything at that time.


Have you witnessed someone being bullied and helped them?
Absolutley no. And I will NEVER do it.


What are some ideas you may have to decrease the number of suicides/ help the bullying problem?
If you see someone being bullied, help them.PLEASE. When someone is bullied they dont want to ask for help because they think it will make them look weak,that they will be wortless if they dont deal with the problem themself.
and the bullying itself is har to deal with.The teachers at my shool was AFRAID of those who was bullying and did nothing about it...sometimes it happend that they did.But most of the time they just...ignored it?
Have really no idea...
But those who are bullying should really be taken care of. The social should check out what is happening at their shool. They should be suspended for that thing;it is illegal to bully something. But right now it seems like no one is taking it seriously.Not too much.



As a child have you ever been scared to go to school because of bullies?

Are you kidding? I HATED shool of that reason. I was playing sick so I didnt have to go to shool. I was feeling sick all the time,at shool,before the shool started until it ended and at the evening I was feeling sick because I knew; tomorrow I have to go back to hell...



Do you know anyone who may have committed suicide due to bullying?
No I dont.



Were you a bully?
No.


How did you deal with bullying?
I had a few classmates that helped me trough. In the end I was almost "used" to be bullied... and I knew how to run away from it. How to hide... how to not became a target... or so they get tired of bully me and pick another target. I did my own thing, turn the world around me down,did not care what was happening only to survive the day....
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What do you think causes children to act this way?
I honestly have no idea. I mean, maybe I can understand if they're having a bad time at home or something, but when they get so cruel and relentless that they make the victim commit suicide? There is no way to justify that.

Why do you think teens and children feel better by ridiculing others?
I admit, I can understand this one.
Imagine that you go to school feeling on top of the world. But when you're at school, someone does something that makes you feel bad. Maybe it's making fun of you. Maybe it's spreading a nasty rumor.
Whatever it is, you're mad.
You don't want to talk to a teacher, you don't want to ignore it...You want to make the bully suffer, like you have.
And so, you get madder and madder and madder and all of the sudden, all of your anger and rage just comes spewing out. You don't even know what you're saying, you just want it to be hurtful.
And now the 'bully' is crying, and you realize...You're just as bad as them.

If you are a child/teen have you ever went to a discipline teacher at your school and tell them your problem but they haven't done anything about it?
Yes, back in sixth grade. Long story short, this girl had bullied me verbally and threatened me for several months, and I came home crying every day. It ended when she managed to jam my finger in its socket so that I couldn't move it.
I was taken to the school counselor, and told her everything, and she had me talk to the principal, too.
The next day, the girl was taken out of class. I thought that she was going to get in trouble.
But, no.
Turns out that she had told the principal that I was the bully, and it was all my fault. She got off with a warning.
She showed up at my lunch table that day to continue harassing me. And now it was apparently my fault that she had extra homework because she had gotten pulled out of class.

I don't tell anyone what's happening any more. :t-corner:

What are some ideas you may have to decrease the number of suicides/ help the bullying problem?
I just honestly think that the bullies should see what they've done to people, see how we feel. However that's done. I really don't know.

Have you ever witnessed someone being bullied and stood there and just watched?
Well. This is a toughie.
Um, technically, no.
But...I have, however, watched as, after school, a group of kids carved a swastika into some paint on a window. After reading The Diary of Anne Frank.
I didn't confront them because, honestly, these kids were twice the size of me. And what was I supposed to say?
"Hey, guys, please stop drawing swastikas on the wall. It's not very nice."
You know the kind.
Okay.
Fine.
I didn't confront them because I was a coward. :t-weep:

Have you witnessed someone being bullied and helped them?
Yes, the primary reason why I was bullied.

As a child have you ever been scared to go to school because of bullies?
Yes. As a matter of fact, the night before the first day of school this year, I stayed up until midnight crying because I was so scared. :t-fear:
Do you know anyone who may have committed suicide due to bullying?
No, thank goodness.
Were you a bully?
Well.
No, not intentionally. But I have had my outbursts, and if you didn't know what was going on, or were determined to twist things around, it can look a lot like bullying.
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How did you deal with bullying?
You don't, really. Ignoring doesn't work, and neither do those 'I statements' that teachers make you practice.
(If you have no idea what I'm talking about, here's an example:
"I feel sad because you told me that my life was worthless. I think that that's not very nice.")
I guess all you can do is get a good group of friends who understand you.
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Fuschia wrote:-What do you think causes children to act this way?
The animal drive to be the strongest at any cost, perhaps lashing out from having been bullied themselves--be it by a peer or an abusive parent, pleasure from feeling powerful.
Why do you think teens and children feel better by ridiculing others?
It makes them feel stronger
If you are a child/teen have you ever went to a discipline teacher at your school and tell them your problem but they haven't done anything about it?
Try college and it still happens.
If you are an adult and have children have they had similar problems of teachers not doing anything about there bullying case?
n/a
If you are an adult without children are you bullied at your workplace or college?
Every day
What are some ideas you may have to decrease the number of suicides/ help the bullying problem? Have you ever witnessed someone being bullied and stood there and just watched?
No ideas to help, no, as I've become rather cold and a bit heartless myself. About the best you'll get from me is "grow a thicker skin".
Have you witnessed someone being bullied and helped them?
Yes, but the only way I know how to deal with bullies is to be a bully back. AKA beat the crap out of them when I see them picking on someone else.
As a child have you ever been scared to go to school because of bullies?
I was homeschooled, but I was scared to leave my bedroom whenever dad was home during the school day because he'd yell at me for being a lazy student even if that was the first time I'd eaten or gone to the bathroom the entire day and it was mid-afternoon.
Do you know anyone who may have committed suicide due to bullying?
I know someone who's seriously considering it.
Were you a bully?
Sort of. I bully people that I see bullying others, but that's the only way I understand how to deal with it that actually does anything.
How did you deal with bullying?
See above :U

When it's me, though, I just kind of take it without saying anything because I don't care enough about myself to stand up for myself anymore and I know no one else will do anything even if I tell them, so there's really no point.
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What do you think causes children to act this way?
A lot. Proving themselves, developing a "social hiearchy" in class and of course the fear of becoming a victim themselves.

Why do you think teens and children feel better by ridiculing others?
I, beeing a teen myself, believe that it makes other people feel better about themselves when they surpress others.

If you are a child/teen have you ever went to a discipline teacher at your school and tell them your problem but they haven't done anything about it?
No, luckily we don't have such bad teachers here.

If you are an adult and have children have they had similar problems of teachers not doing anything about there bullying case?
I'm not an adult yet.

If you are an adult without children are you bullied at your workplace or college?
Same as the previous.

What are some ideas you may have to decrease the number of suicides/ help the bullying problem? Have you ever witnessed someone being bullied and stood there and just watched?
Better monitoring by parents, social activities in school that includes everyone. For the second question; yes. Sort of. I'm seriously thinking about telling my teacher though, the victim is a friend of mine.

Have you witnessed someone being bullied and helped them?
No, but I'm thinking about doing it now.

As a child have you ever been scared to go to school because of bullies?
No, but I do believe some of my classmates are talking about me behind my back.

Do you know anyone who may have committed suicide due to bullying?
No.

Were you a bully?
I don't think so. There's only a few people I dislike, but I can still talk to them and include them if I need to.

How did you deal with bullying?
I've had very little bullying to deal with in the past.
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These are my opinions. Don't cry to me if you don't agree.
What do you think causes children to act this way?
-The continual wuss-ification of today's children. They don't stand up for themselves and allow themselves to become targets. In some cases they purposefully paint a bullseye on themselves by dressing and acting in such an outrageous way as to draw attention to themselves.
Why do you think teens and children feel better by ridiculing others?
-Some people deserve to be ridiculed. I don't think its an issue of feeling better as it is an issue of calling attention to something that is very ridiculous. If there was any need to feel better its probably kids trying to justify to themselves that they are really as wonderful as their parents tell them they are by pointing out the flaws in others.
If you are an adult without children are you bullied at your workplace or college?
-No. I don't make myself a target. During college I was only there during class time - everyone was busy enough with classes that there wasn't time for such things as bullying.
What are some ideas you may have to decrease the number of suicides/ help the bullying problem? Have you ever witnessed someone being bullied and stood there and just watched?
-If parents/teachers/people would stop lavishing undeserved praise people would toughen up and it wouldn't be a problem. Stop giving out awards for "participation" so that the kids who suck would get something-it promotes complacency. Stop trying to spread the idea that the world is hugs and love and kisses. It's not and those kids with such unrealistic expectations can't handle and cant' survive int he real world when their utopian ideals are shattered by the blunt reality of life. Personally I don't care if those people remove themselves from this world - it's a better place without them.
-I don't interrupt bullying. Domestic violence however, is another matter entirely. I have gotten rid of several friend's douche bag boyfriends.
Have you witnessed someone being bullied and helped them?
-Who are we helping here? The bully or the "victim"? "Victim" - No. I'm not going to help someone that can't help themselves. Bully - No I don't care enough to participate in that.
As a child have you ever been scared to go to school because of bullies?
No. I never let someone else have the power of fear over me.
Do you know anyone who may have committed suicide due to bullying?
Yes. Good riddance. They were weak and whiny. Always trying to get attention by acting out and creating drama. I would feel worry for the world if they'd have become adults and created weak-minded children of their own.
Were you a bully?
No.
How did you deal with bullying?
One of the only times I can remember actually getting picked on when I was still in school was in the 6th grade. A kid was stealing my pencils and insulting my parents. I insulted his mother back. He was such a pansy that he couldn't take what he was dishing out and tried to sneak up and fight me on the way to the next class. My friend who was walking next to me saw them and said he and other people were behind me and we should run. I told her to go if she was scared. The pansy boy came up behind me and pulled my ponytail - guess he thought I didn't know he was there. I beat the snot out of him in front of the other students. Nobody messed with me again. The boy and I never exchanged hostile words with each other from then on. We went all the way through High School together pretty normally. Of course, this was back in the day when things were settled with a fistfight and the problems were left at the fight.
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What do you think causes children to act this way?
I think that it really depends on the situation. In a lot of cases, it's jealousy - the bully will see someone that looks as though they have it all together, and the bully will try to bring them down. That, or the bully looks as the victim as being better looking or more talented or whatever, and they just want to make the victim feel bad about that in order to feel better themselves.

I don't believe that jealousy is always the cause of bullying. Some bullies may think that they truly ARE "better" than others, and try to make that image clear by losing all respect from the people that they see as "below" them.

A lot of times, I've seen victims become bullies - they're so sick of people being unfriendly to them, that they turn defensive, in a "don't mess with me" sort of way. No, this is way different than standing up for yourself. When you stand up for yourself, you're confident in your own actions and know that it doesn't matter what the bully says. When a victim gets defensive, they might actually be beginning to believe what is said.

There's also the times when people just think that they're being funny or "cool" by making fun of the people that aren't "cool." This is probably one of the things that I've seen the most, because this social status idea is in part the cause of exclusion. Exclusion is one of those non-verbal things that hurts just as much as mean words, because you feel like you're all alone and you have no one to support you.

A lot of causes for bullying comes down to social status, which is superficial anyway, in my opinion. I've almost always taught myself that I'd rather be well-liked than popular.

Why do you think teens and children feel better by ridiculing others?

Different situations are possible with this one. Some bullies may just think that they're being funny, without even realizing how hurtful they're words are. As a teenager myself, I know that people my age often say things without thinking.

In the case that a bully is jealous of their victim, putting them down may make them feel superior again. I don't see how true satisfaction could ever come out of this, though, especially since people doing this are often insecure. I wouldn't know, though, because as far as I can remember I've never done this.

Other times, it's the victim rebelling against the bully, after being sick of being beaten down this. I've done this before. I'm sorry to admit that it does feel good at first, but like any satisfaction coming from bullying, it doesn't last, especially when I end up as the one getting in trouble, rather than the bully.

If you are a child/teen have you ever went to a discipline teacher at your school and tell them your problem but they haven't done anything about it?

Most teenagers, especially the type that bully others often, see it as "uncool" to listen to the teachers, or any adult talking about bullying. One time, a speaker whose relative was killed due to bullying was speaking at our school, and people still ridiculed it later.

When I was really, really, little, I was a bit of a tattle, but only over small things and of course the teacher just scolded my fellow first-grader. At an older age, though, I'd usually just try and deal with it on my own. I've always, always been one to stand up for myself. The only exception was when a bystander (I still don't know who) reported someone who was bullying me, and the counselor spoke to both of us. We were told just to stay away from each other... which we did.

If you are an adult without children are you bullied at your workplace or college?

I've heard stories of people being taken advantage of, but that's it... I'm not an adult, so I can't really answer this.

What are some ideas you may have to decrease the number of suicides/ help the bullying problem?

If someone is planning to commit suicide, I think that one of the most important things would be to get support from their peers. I've never considered suicide, but I can imagine that someone who has would have to feel pretty alone. Knowing that they have people who sincerely care about them may help. I once knew someone that considered doing this, and I know that she was someone who had trouble making friends.

To help the bullying problem, I think that teenagers are the ones that need to run the anti-bullying programs, since, like I said, teenagers are far more likely to listen to peers than adults. I've never heard someone mock something that a friend of their's felt strongly about. (Though I am sure that this happens, since teens are mean that way. But it's less likely to happen with peers than adults.)

Have you ever witnessed someone being bullied and stood there and just watched?

I always stand up for my friends when they are bullied, no exceptions.

I used to try and stand up for other people... but it would always turn out that they were just messing around with their friends. It's really hard to distinguish sometimes, and I would always get made fun of for interfering. So now, I'll only get involved if I'm sure there's something serious happening.

Have you witnessed someone being bullied and helped them?

Yes, many times. I feel so strongly about standing up for other people, especially since I know that I'm more confident than most people my age. I always feel great after I've helped someone, too.

As a child have you ever been scared to go to school because of bullies?

I myself haven't, but I think that one of my friends may have been once. I can't speak for her, though.

Do you know anyone who may have committed suicide due to bullying?

I know someone that considered it, but I've never known anyone that's actually followed through. I hope that I never do... If I ever hear about someone considering it, I'll do everything in my power to try and help.

Were you a bully?

There was this one girl who convinced herself that she was nice to me and my absolute only friend, but was in truth extremely mean to me, always putting me down. None of my other friends really liked her either, and I actually sort of feel bad for her. One time, though, I was really fed up with it, and started making rude comments about her in group conversation that included both her and my other friends. Even though my friends disliked her, I couldn't help but notice how shocked some of their expressions were at my comments. One of them even said that I wasn't being very nice to her. That was when I realized, I was being just as bad. Ever since, I've made and effort to be at least "friendly" towards everyone... though that doesn't mean that I don't stand up for myself when necessary.

Everyone acts like a bully at some point or another, just some more than others. We all make mistakes, we've all probably done something, even without realizing it. That doesn't make you a "bully," it makes you a human still working on developing social skills.

How did you deal with bullying?

I always stand up for myself and my friends. When I'm bullied, I tell myself that I don't care about what they think, anyway, and I've come to believe it.
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I'm not over 18, so you could say I'm still a child, so most of these questions don't work for me. Yes, I have been bullied. I remember back in preschool kids being rude to me even then. I don't think anything was ever done. It kept on going on, up until now. I'm defiantly out of preschool, so it's been a long time. Recently, my peers have been beating me up, harassing me over the phone (that's not new, it's been going on since third grade) and being rude to me at school. I believe it is because it is because of my different way of viewing the world, my dedication to learning, and my unwillingness to say a bad word to anyone, even when they poke me in the eye with their bow (I'm in orchestra). I've never wanted to commit suicide, because, well, life is something to be treated with the utmost value, because as far as I know, you don't get another one. I've been terribly lonely, though. What's really goteen me through (but has fanned the flames, in a way) is mediation, and um....this sounds so stupid and increase in my watching of Star Trek, because, I really draw strength from the characters and I can hear them in my mind telling me to not give up.
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I can add a new perspective to this subject now..

I had a parent call me a few weeks back regarding her son's behavior in my class. I've noticed he's been acting odd. He has been really rude to me, to others--especially the girls, and just all in all not talking to me or listening to me. I asked this mom to talk to her son to see if she could pry any information out of him.

About a week later she comes in for a parent-teacher conference with me. Apparently this "sweet little girl" in my class has been bullying him in PE and during lunch/recess. She talks crap to him and makes fun of him because he was retained and is repeating 1st grade. In his words "she makes me feel stupid".

Did I know? Nope. He wouldn't talk to me. There is no way I could've known she was doing that to him. He didn't tell me. No one else told me. It took him half the year to even tell his mother. Now that I do know I keep them away from each other.. I told him to completely ignore the little girl and don't even look at her because she starts a fight over that.


Long story short:
Teachers are not psychic no matter how much you think they are. We don't know everything. We assume the best in everyone, even a little 6 year old can surprise us.

If you don't tell someone you are being bullied, how is anyone supposed to help?

Trust me, I know I've been there. I was bullied. I didn't tell anyone. It never stopped.

Does that mean you WILL be helped? Not necessarily. Just like there are bad kids (aka bullies) there are bad teachers. There are those teachers that turn a blind eye to it and pretend like it doesn't happen. Don't stop just because of them. FIND someone that will listen. Go to another teacher. Go to a principal. Even the school secretary can help.
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  • What do you think causes children to act this way?
The bullies want to feel strong. They feel inadequate and therefore see opportunity when someone else can easily be taken advantage of. This gives them a sense of superiority; a desire of which is a really bad tick the human race can't seem to get rid of.
  • Why do you think teens and children feel better by ridiculing others?
Pretty much the same thing: they want to feel superior.
  • If you are a child/teen have you ever went to a discipline teacher at your school and tell them your problem but they haven't done anything about it?
I've gone to an assistant principal once about a physical attack but he dismissed it as nothing and acted as if I'd only wasted his time. I never again bothered to tell someone if I was attacked.
  • What are some ideas you may have to decrease the number of suicides/ help the bullying problem? Have you ever witnessed someone being bullied and stood there and just watched?
I think the problem is split between society and the media. The media portrays tough people as bullies, generally, and society expects you to excel which kids often misinterpret as "be superior and make it known." Also, I've only seen a few incidents of bullying, and I tried to intervene subtly. Online I see far more bullying, and often if it's enough of my business or near enough to me I'll try to say "hey, be nice." Or, if it's on a video game, I'll provide some insight: "maybe he/she's new; give 'em a break."
  • Have you witnessed someone being bullied and helped them?
Well I sort of answered this in the last bit :look:
  • As a child have you ever been scared to go to school because of bullies?
Not at all.
  • Do you know anyone who may have committed suicide due to bullying?
Not really...
  • Were you a bully?
I was the shy, quiet kid. Of course not.
  • How did you deal with bullying?
Endurance.
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