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I can sympathise with the author. I didn't suffer to the degree that she did, but it was there none-the-less. Sometimes bullies like this have no rhyme or reas
by shruubi 12y ago
I can sympathise with the author. I didn't suffer to the degree that she did, but it was there none-the-less.
Sometimes bullies like this have no rhyme or reason other than they find some kind of self-worth in bullying. It's a difficult situation to be in, especially as a teenager where you feel like your only options are to either stay silent and suffer, or tell someone and commit social suicide.
- ishansharma 12y agoThe problem with telling someone is that they can't stop it completely! Author told the school and the bullies still continued. Your point about self-worth is excellent. I've seen bullies being very happy/proud after teasing someone. Sad thing is that all this changes you and hinders your progress a lot.