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Go to the Head of the School and say if you don't do something about the Bully you will write an article in the local paper and tell the Governors of the school.

2006-12-01 00:26:37 · answer #1 · answered by Isabelle 3 · 1 0

Do you know that bullies are in fact insecure, people? They probably see in you something that they wish they can have. What they're doing has nothing to do with you, "It's not because you're not fun or you're not a good person." If the bullies weren't giving you a hard time, they'd be doing it to someone else. It has nothing to do specifically with you or you value as a person.
Bullies are nothing more than cowards. That's why they often group together to pick on someone. When they're separated, they're gutless. That's why dealing with people individually is crucial. When you look him/her straight in the eye, he/she will begin to shrink. "Some people just are real angry, so they take it out on other people."
Tell your parents or someone that you trust, Tell them to be assertive. Your parents should call the bullies parents. Let them get involved. Your parents should speak with your teachers to make sure there's an attitude that bullying will not be tolerated. Don't let it get to you! Remember they are just cowards...
Good Luck.

2006-11-30 03:01:42 · answer #2 · answered by star 2 · 0 0

Unfortunately, bullying is a tough topic. Your parents have to be pro-active. They have to go up to the school and have something done about the children bothering you. They won't go away on there own. All schools have policies in place for bullying and if the teachers and principal won't do anything about it you MUST get your parents to come to your defense. Once your parents start to make a big stink about your saftey and well being, the school will most likely come down hard on the bully.

Your parents should also make a request to meet with the parents of the bully(s). Sometimes that helps.

And if all else fails.....I hate to say this but you may have to toughen up and whip his butt.

Do you have any older relatives that could meet you at the school and discreetly grip him up by the collar and kindly tell him to leave you alone..."OR ELSE"?

Sometimes bully(S) only understand there own language. I would think hard about all of my older cousins, brothers, uncles, friends who could maybe instill some fear in this punk.

Bullies are simply picking on you to gain a rep for themselves...he needs a dose of his own medicine

good luck

2006-11-30 00:52:40 · answer #3 · answered by Wife~and~Mom 4 · 2 0

I have been bullied loads when i was in school. I was always very skinny and soft. To make matters worse my parents forced me to go to a dancing school at the age of 15. Well you can tell the rest.

Today I run my own Salsa studio, have a successful import -export business and source language trainings to chinese companies. I have seen more of the world at the age of 22 then most of my former classmates will probably in there whole life. Girls love a dancer that at the same time is successful.

What I am trying to say is dont loose your confidence over this, most people that bully do it in order to divert from their own weeknesses and flaws. They build up their confidence by trying to destroy yours. Keep telling yourself that life has a lot more in stock for you than the bullying at school. Take it as a conflict handling training trust me. If you dont break under the pressure then you will be strong in your worklife.
keep it up mate....

2006-11-30 00:54:16 · answer #4 · answered by Heskalil 2 · 0 0

The answer is simple...

You have to stand up to them and mean it.
Show down... I am not going to take anymore of your ****... What do you want from me? Lets finish this right now.

If they see that you mean it... 99% of the time they will back down... But they'll know if you are scare... Just like a dog knows if you are scare of him. A dog will never attack you if you show no fear of him.
Same goes with the bullies. Bullies on playground are not gangs... as much as they would like to believe they are.
There is usually one bully... the leader of the group... all the others are his friends because they admire him and seek his protection. His friends won't defend him. They'll just watch while you are confronting him.
It's really between you and him.
I am not saying that you can just go in there and do it...particulary after having been bullied for 3 years.
You have to prepare for it... And you only have one go at this... You need to have it right... And you need to win. You need to make him back down.
For my part...talking tough has always worked for me... I don't enjoy fighting... But when I had to, the fights were more like wrestling than punching... and lucky for me...even as a kid... I was always strong... even so I was skinny.
It is all an attitude really...Many people are bullied all their life until they died. It is still the law of the jungle in many respects. You have to stand up for yourself.

2006-11-30 03:53:11 · answer #5 · answered by Aussies-Online 5 · 0 0

Bullies are cowards and will run a mile if you stand up to them! If there is a crowd of them and they outnumber you make sure you have more friends than they do.Sometimes it is a good idea to befriend some of the bullies who are on the edge of the group thus splitting their loyalties.Mostly don't show that the bullying worries you because that is what they want.Good luck and keep smiling!

2006-11-30 00:58:21 · answer #6 · answered by grumpyoldman 4 · 0 0

just as many have said, you need to increase your confidence. martial arts are a good source as they not only teach you how to defend yourself, if you get the right teacher, s/he will help you learn how to control your mind...

however, that is just a side issue. the one that has to be dealt with now is the bullying and how to stop it permanently. you need to get adult intervention or even an older child if there is no adult you trust.

you must tell someone who is able to act on your behalf to stop this before the situation gets out of hand. for you to come on here shows that you are getting pretty cheesed off by this so nip it in the bud and tell whoever looks after you.

if that don't help keep telling until someone hears.

good luck

2006-11-30 00:58:40 · answer #7 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

You don't say how old you are, but people who get bullied often look as though they are potential victims e.g. not looking people in the eye, having few friends, going off on their own a lot, not standing tall...etc.

First of all, be friendly with as many people as you can, for whatever reason, go around with them as much as possible; have people around you and get involved in activities.
Stand tall and look people in the eye. Smile and laugh a lot. Have confidence in yourself and do your best in everything, particularly those things you are good at and enjoy.

It's often a good idea to tell someone at school - your form teacher, personal tutor (if you have one), or a teacher you trust, deputy head, year head... or if there's a school counsellor or listener, you could talk to them.
Get your parent(s) involved too - don't suffer in silence. Your parents may be able to take you to a personal coach to talk things through and to give you extra confidence in yourself. Good luck. ~RJS

2006-11-30 01:03:21 · answer #8 · answered by Rozzy 4 · 0 0

As the owner of a karate class, I can tell you that joining such a club will teach you how to recognize the situation before you get into it, so you can avoid it entirely. Also, martial arts would give you the confidence so people would see you as less of a victim. They'll go look for someone else easier to pick on. There are lots of martial arts. Find one that's right for you.

2006-11-30 00:49:52 · answer #9 · answered by Yabut 2 · 2 0

The best way I've found to deter a bully is first, stand up to him. Even if you get beat up, he'll know your not afraid of him. That is what a bully does, picks on smaller, weaker people to feed his need to make you afraid. Once a bully is confronted, and especially if he gets punched out by one of his "victims" in front of his friends, he will usually go away. Good luck.

2006-11-30 00:57:38 · answer #10 · answered by boots 6 · 1 0

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