Poll: Bullying: Thoughts?
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I'm probably going to end up doing this next week at the rate I'm going...Demented Teddy said:
hmmm... Crobar, or screwdriver? any thoughts? [*joke*]
I was bullies slightly when I was in the second grade.
It was an eight grader.But he stopped the day I kicked his ass and threatened his friends.
*edit* I think it changed my life slightly.
Like I almost never hurt anyone.But I do have a tendency of threatening kids that annoy me or piss me off.
It was an eight grader.But he stopped the day I kicked his ass and threatened his friends.
*edit* I think it changed my life slightly.
Like I almost never hurt anyone.But I do have a tendency of threatening kids that annoy me or piss me off.
I have never been been bullied too bad. I was just teased for stupid shit, but that happens to every kid.
I think that bullying has the potential to change you, just like anything else in your life. If you go through severe attacks and taunts, then there's a good chance you may come out of it with a different perspective. It can make you stronger or it can turn you weak. It all depends on who you are already.
I think that bullying has the potential to change you, just like anything else in your life. If you go through severe attacks and taunts, then there's a good chance you may come out of it with a different perspective. It can make you stronger or it can turn you weak. It all depends on who you are already.
My bullying experience started in elementary school. The general consensus of everyone other than me was that it was funny. I took on a sort of "class clown" attitude to try and roll with it. It didn't help.
In high school I had a new set of bullies to deal with. I let it slip that I was making a "list." Nothing changed. Then the Columbine shootings occurred. Things changed. For the better. Few things change the mood like a national "tragedy" and a varsity football player letting it be known that he really, REALLY doesn't appreciate some of those locker room antics. Yes, Rob and AJ, I still remember. And for all my efforts I've had a tough time forgiving. And if I ever see you at a reunion, remember that you can't hide behind the coach anymore.
In high school I had a new set of bullies to deal with. I let it slip that I was making a "list." Nothing changed. Then the Columbine shootings occurred. Things changed. For the better. Few things change the mood like a national "tragedy" and a varsity football player letting it be known that he really, REALLY doesn't appreciate some of those locker room antics. Yes, Rob and AJ, I still remember. And for all my efforts I've had a tough time forgiving. And if I ever see you at a reunion, remember that you can't hide behind the coach anymore.
I think first act of bulling warning second act get toss out on your butt. People should feel safe in a learning environment.
I was kinda bullied by somebody.. he then decided it would be funny to get a pencil sharpener and smash it to get the blade, he then cut me with it (not really deep or anything) this got him excluded I think... I didn't feel it and he got took away (win-win I saw it)
I have had other experiences too but that's the first that pops into mind.
EDIT: I forgot to say that overall it has changed me, it's probably caused my hate of crowded areas too... somehow
I have had other experiences too but that's the first that pops into mind.
EDIT: I forgot to say that overall it has changed me, it's probably caused my hate of crowded areas too... somehow
So.. how come so many fellow Escaparino's are getting\have been bullied?
I got bullied indirectly when I was younger by some 'friends', but I don't 'roll' with them anymore. You're all probably gonna hate me for this, but I guess I'm the bully in high school now. But whatever, I'm in the highest grade now, and them n00bs just have to respect mah authoritah!
OT: Yeah, it changes people.
I got bullied indirectly when I was younger by some 'friends', but I don't 'roll' with them anymore. You're all probably gonna hate me for this, but I guess I'm the bully in high school now. But whatever, I'm in the highest grade now, and them n00bs just have to respect mah authoritah!
OT: Yeah, it changes people.
I've always considered myself like a vigilante in school: I've always been the one that stood up to bullies. That's why I never got into troubles even though I fought with them rather often: the teachers secretly agreed with me that they deserved a beating =P.
The moment I'm the most proud of was when someone pointed a 9mm on me and I replied something in the lines of "Am I supposed to be impressed? It's not as if you're gonna shoot me in plain sight in the street". He got back in school a few weeks later and told me I made him think. He is now a decent guy and I still talk to him once in a while, more than 5 years later.
The moment I'm the most proud of was when someone pointed a 9mm on me and I replied something in the lines of "Am I supposed to be impressed? It's not as if you're gonna shoot me in plain sight in the street". He got back in school a few weeks later and told me I made him think. He is now a decent guy and I still talk to him once in a while, more than 5 years later.
I was bullied a lot when I was in Elementary and Junior High school. I didn't fight them because they were often bigger than me and would have destroyed me in a second. I believe that bullying can change people though. I used to be happy all the time, but the bullying and the memories sometimes make me feel very depressed.
When I was younger, I towered over everybody. So therefor all these short kids had some serious Napoleonic Complexes, so they were constantly giving me shit. The thing is if I did anything to retaliate, they'd cry like a ***** and I'd get in trouble. As a result, I tended to just shrug it off.
