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Bullying includes verbal, social, physical the worst one, and cyber which is online bullying. You have probably been bullied when you were a kid or not, but if you were bullied as a kid, i’m sorry. You should tell the teacher or fight back with is the option you should or shouldn’t do but if you do fight back, it’s either you get caught by the teacher or tell the teacher. If you get caught by the teacher then you’re in trouble or tell the teacher and the bullies are in

If I had walked away from the situation, a consequence of this could have been Max being in more

“What is your problem? I’ve never done anything to you. Why are you bullying me? If something is going on at home talk to someone about it.’’

Sometimes it may be hard to figure out if violent behaviour would be the best solution to your problems. If your opponent doesn’t want to understand your arguments, it might be a solution to beat him. But in any case: express your

I may have started the verbal fight, but he was the one that threw the first punch. Normally physical fighting is way beneath me, as I find it unnecessary, but this guy was just so arrogant. So I hit him back. The teachers got mad and sent us both to the office. I got off with a warning and a disapproving stare from the principal, who I am now pretty sure hates me.. The Jock wasn’t so lucky. He got three days worth of suspension. I don’t think this was his first offense.

Have you ever seen someone getting picked on, and you wanted to say something but didn’t? Well this is exactly what happened to me, but the thing is I was the one being picked on. I went to Booker T. Washington middle school my 7th grade year. New there I was friendless. I was quiet and only spoke when spoken to. Than before I knew it everyone was playing follow the leader, and because the most popular people in 7th grade didn’t like me neither did everyone else. Then one day the main person that started bullying me end up needing me to help her.

There was one incident in middle school that I will never forget. After gym class one day in 7th grade, two kids came up to me and started calling me weird and annoying because of something I couldn’t control. I told them to go away, and this just made them insult me more, added fire to the flame. They kept going and going. When I finally got the courage to stand up to them and tell them that they’re not as cool as they think they are, one of them grabbed my arm as the other one punched me. I pushed them away from me as hard as I could, and tried to get away, but one of them came back, grabbed me, punched me square in the chest and knocked the wind out of me. I doubled over in pain as two gym teachers walked past. After a minute or two of them just standing there staring at me, I told them what happened, and they said “get up, boys will be boys.” I tried telling them that they were bullying me

You may not realize what was said was hurtful to that individual, but to that individual that can be the words they wake up to in the morning or when they look at themselves in the mirror. My freshman year of high school I got called a whale, and that 110% still sticks with me. Every time I look into a mirror I replay that moment, and see that guy who said those things and I could tell it did not bother him one bit. As the lyrics from the song “You Want A Battle? ( Heres a War)” state, “your words cut deep.../ I will not take this anymore/ These words will not be ignored/ you want a battle/ here’s a war” (Bullet For My Valentine 2015). When a bully bullies an individual you have to learn to stand up for yourself, tell someone, let people know you are being bullied so that you do not have to continue feeling worthless because of a single ignorant comment. Sometimes it is best to ignore that person, because they will realize that their words do not affect you, they possibly might leave you

2 years ago, one of my friends, Ben, had a situation in Gym class where he said ?shut up? and someone thought that he was talking to them. This misunderstanding led to them arguing as the person felt disrespected as he did nothing to Ben for him to treat him like that. They start screaming at each other as the argument goes on and when it looked like it was going to finish, Ben says, ?You weren?t going to do anything anyways?. Ben almost immediately gets punched in the face and starts to raise his fist when some of our classmates helped separate them. This argument could have easily been avoided if Ben told him that he wasn?t talking to him in a nice manner.

It was the first day of second grade, I walked into my classroom, and I heard someone calling my name. It was the Bully (Stephanie). I didn't know that, or even what being "a bully" was. And of course, me being the social butterfly that I am, I went to go talk with her. She started laughing and calling me stupid. Also, the teacher was busy with another student, so she didn't see any of this happening. When the teacher was done helping the student, I told her what happened and she said that she would

Step one go to an adult. The adult can put a stop to it before it gets bad. The adult can either do nothing or go to the bully's side. It might not be reliable they can help and it will be easy. If you don't have enough confidence or you are worried go to step 3 then come back. The adult does not even have to be a teacher i could be mom dad mrs. Will grandma. I would go to a teacher first then mom or dad.

By responding, the student’s reaction is usually what the bully is seeking for. Furthermore, steeping as low as them by further calling them names and such will only provoke them making the situation worse as a result of additional aggression. It takes attention to stop a behaviour, therefore don’t be the bystander and take initiative by letting the bully know the harassment is unacceptable, allowing others to agree and support anti-cyberbullying. Save the evidence and block the bully to prevent further harassment and to show evidence to someone who can help, such as a family, friend, teacher or any trusted adult. Be civil and treat others how you wish to be treated, because even bullies have feelings too and we don’t know their side of the story.

said, I do not think that the consequences matter to if the action was right or

How would it affect me by I would probably go to jail or it would affect me by me getting banned from somewhere. I always have that fear of getting in trouble for stuff so i always will think for a long time about the situation and then i would come with the decision but the decision

If the situation came up again, I would have done something different, it would have been not worrying too much about riding the bus to school. Two weeks into riding the bus, I realized there was nothing bad about