Well, one way to cope with your anxiety is to recognize that you can't allow this problem to continue holding you back anymore, and then you would need to admit that you could use some help in breaking down those barriers and taking a step forward, one at a time.
Only you can make the changes to start taking control of your own life, and it's never too late to make a difference.
You sure do like beating a dead, anxiety ridden horse. Huh? Dude trust me, if it was as fucking easy to just do it as you claim, my life wou… moreld be a whole lot better. I'd probably be exercising, my work would be on track again, I'd be able to sleep better, I'd be able to laugh more often, etc. But whatever, I appreciate the enthusiasm at least?
Well, I've been verbally bullied for years (mostly during middle school) and it only stopped two years ago by the end of my first year at high school. I was bullied by a lot of people, everyday I would just walk somewhere and hear people insulting me/making fun of me. One time a boy in middle school even told me to "go back to my grave". Which basically caused me to be anxious everyday before going to school and to have a bit of social anxiety (like, whenever I walk on the streets, I fear that people will stare at me and make fun of me, then I don't feel well).
Anyway, why was bullied? Well, I was kinda a nerd. I wasn't pretty (to put it nicely), I was really shy and quiet. But my friends always said I was one of the nicest person they ever met.
In middle school, some of my few friends who were popular helped me facing the bullies by telling them to f*ck off and all.
I remember at the end of middle school, a really tall guy kept embarrassing me in front of his big group of popular friends on purpose. Everytime I saw him, I was scared.. Until one day, I couldn't take it anymore. I started crying super hard and yelling that he's a jerk and that I have feelings, that I'm human too and that he just makes my life shitty. Everyone stayed silent and the guy apologized (he said he didn't realize what effects it had on me) and he never bothered me again.
Aaand, in high school. There was this group of 3 girls and they were constantly harassing me and my two other friends. One time they even threw gum in my hair and I had to cut a piece of my hair (which was really long back then). They would throw paper at me during class, making fun of my physical flaws, taking photos with their phone, trying to add me on FB and then asking me why I don't accept them... Worst of it all was that everyone loved them because they were popular and cool. I kept telling the teachers about what was happening but they never did anything. Only one time I cried. It was so embarassing because it was in class, but I was shocked because after my friends and I told the class what the bullies were doing, a lot of people in the class admitted that they also got bullied by them but were too scared to talk about it. Most people hate them now lol, and the teachers punished them.
So, I guess crying is a good solution haha. Or maybe try to explain them the whole feelings thing. Like, "I'm human too" etc. From what I know, some people don't even realize they're bullies. x)
Thanks for sharing your story. Crying doesn't work for boys, though, because everyone knows boys are supposed to be tough and strong and not have those kinds of feelings (even though everyone also knows that they really do). Showing these feelings makes boys a bigger target, like, "Let's see if I can make him cry this time!"
Okay, story time:
Well, I've been verbally bullied for years (mostly during middle school) and it only stopped two years ago by the end o… moref my first year at high school. I was bullied by a lot of people, everyday I would just walk somewhere and hear people insulting me/making fun of me. One time a boy in middle school even told me to "go back to my grave". Which basically caused me to be anxious everyday before going to school and to have a bit of social anxiety (like, whenever I walk on the streets, I fear that people will stare at me and make fun of me, then I don't feel well).
Anyway, why was bullied? Well, I was kinda a nerd. I wasn't pretty (to put it nicely), I was really shy and quiet. But my friends always said I was one of the nicest person they ever met.
In middle school, some of my few friends who were popular helped me facing the bullies by telling them to f*ck off and all.
I remember at the end of middle school, a reall… [view original content]
You sure do like beating a dead, anxiety ridden horse. Huh? Dude trust me, if it was as fucking easy to just do it as you claim, my life wou… moreld be a whole lot better. I'd probably be exercising, my work would be on track again, I'd be able to sleep better, I'd be able to laugh more often, etc. But whatever, I appreciate the enthusiasm at least?
I remember in the beginning of middle school I knew no one, I used to be pretty quiet so people picked on me, slowly I made a friend, through that friend I made friends with other people in my class. I'd brush the bullies off, laugh at myself, throw out some witty comebacks, just wasn't interesting to pick on me. Later I made friends with a popular dude, and in turn made friends with the other ones. Later I became acquaintances with people from other classes. Ended middle school being the guy everyone's friends with.
Nevermind it, I'm done expecting to be able to explain it to people in the hopes that they will understand. I'm just done speaking here, I've said my part.
The root causes
I don't think there are any. Some people just like picking on the weak and harmless. They're total dipshits.
W… morehy are girls usually the bullies
They aren't. Males are. At least where I'm from.
How to stop being bullied if you are in such a situation
The only thing you CAN do, at least without getting in trouble, is talk to a guidance counselor, or the police.
Getting back at them
If someone insults you, just point your thumbs up and smile. I promise everyone, nothing will piss them off even more.
Thanks for sharing your story. Crying doesn't work for boys, though, because everyone knows boys are supposed to be tough and strong and no… moret have those kinds of feelings (even though everyone also knows that they really do). Showing these feelings makes boys a bigger target, like, "Let's see if I can make him cry this time!"
Well, my brother was kinda verbally bullied at the beginning of the year (because he's gay), and he told me that playing the bully's game and laughing with them helped stopping the bullying and now all of his classmates are cool with him. I don't know if that works with everyone though (never tried this myself).
Also, I've noticed people are easier on you if they notice you have some talent. You see, I always doodle in class, and sometimes people see me and they find me more interesting, and then they don't annoy me anymore.
Or really if they won't stop annoying you, I guess you can just tell them to f*ck off. xD But it doesn't always work (depends if your friends also back you up or not, but i'm only speaking from personal experience though).
Thanks for sharing your story. Crying doesn't work for boys, though, because everyone knows boys are supposed to be tough and strong and no… moret have those kinds of feelings (even though everyone also knows that they really do). Showing these feelings makes boys a bigger target, like, "Let's see if I can make him cry this time!"
I'm going to be real with you, I get verbally bullied a lot. It may not be everyday, but it still goes on.
In year 9 I got bullied for wearing a choker. However it wasn't just small remarks about being emo (which I wasn't) it was a shit tone of things such as I should actually go choke myself, I should kill myself and I got harassed for the rest of the day; my bag was thrown on the floor, with me leaving to clean up the mess and having things thrown at my face. It got to the point where I started crying in the toilets at lunch and as well as crying during lessons - though I manged to somehow hide it from the teacher - everyone else knew around me and did it stop? Did it fuck. In fact they just made it worse and the people around me (even someone who I considered a friend) laughed at me.
This year has just been one big shit-storm as a whole. I've been diagnosed with chronological depression since September, I'm also mentally ill as well as having a serious bad case of anxiety. I remember having an anxiety attack in the toilets and the girls around me started laughing, since then people around me have been taking that as an advantage and have been bullying me because of it. They know I'm depressed, they know I'm on the verge of suicide, they know I can't talk well, so why don't they stop? Simple as: they don't give a flying fuck. You could be dead the next day and they'll still make fun of you. The people at my school are terrible people and don't know their boundaries. Don't get me wrong I do have a dark sense of humour, kinda like youtubers such as leafyishere and pyrocynical, but I wouldn't dream of making fun of a mentally ill depressed teenager; it's overwhelming.
How do I actually deal with this? I'm forced to push through it. I've been doing that for the past two months. I try and control my anxiety, I try and control not being on the verge of tears and try and not fight feeling drained out and tired all of the time. Yes. sometimes it gets too much and I brake down, but at this point it's the only way. I know not everyone is cable of this, so I can understand why people can't, but I've actually surprised myself that I've manged to do this, considering I'm easily upset and stressed.
Well I know this is nothing compared to anyone else's stories on this thread but I was kind of bullied by my... ex best friend (I think that's what you would call it). So we were friends for a long time and for a few years she was really nice and everything was fine. Until she actually got a bit competitive (it didn't bother me that much so I ignored this). As time went on she would get so cocky towards me, and pointing out all the flaws I have. I felt I couldn't do anything as she made me out to be "weak" and she was "stronger". By this point this was really affecting me, and I didn't know what to do. I was even believing what she said about me, that I was weak, ugly, hopeless, annoying, strange and a freak. Sometimes I tried to fight back but she wouldn't take it. Because of her I even destroyed some of my own friendships with other people, all because I was defending her for what arguments I wasn't even in. The thing that annoyed me the most about her was that she would laugh and joke about me being so scared of... Everything basically that I didn't know how to react anymore. This made me get even more frightened of just everyday things I didn't know why I was like this. So then a few months ago I finally stopped being her "friend", and believe me it was the best decision I have probably ever made but that list is only some of the reasons I stopped being her friend. I don't know if this is a bully experience but it's similar to that.
I'm going to be real with you, I get verbally bullied a lot. It may not be everyday, but it still goes on.
In year 9 I got bullied for we… morearing a choker. However it wasn't just small remarks about being emo (which I wasn't) it was a shit tone of things such as I should actually go choke myself, I should kill myself and I got harassed for the rest of the day; my bag was thrown on the floor, with me leaving to clean up the mess and having things thrown at my face. It got to the point where I started crying in the toilets at lunch and as well as crying during lessons - though I manged to somehow hide it from the teacher - everyone else knew around me and did it stop? Did it fuck. In fact they just made it worse and the people around me (even someone who I considered a friend) laughed at me.
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Oh, yeah, I didn't think of that ° °
Well, my brother was kinda verbally bullied at the beginning of the year (because he's gay), and he … moretold me that playing the bully's game and laughing with them helped stopping the bullying and now all of his classmates are cool with him. I don't know if that works with everyone though (never tried this myself).
Also, I've noticed people are easier on you if they notice you have some talent. You see, I always doodle in class, and sometimes people see me and they find me more interesting, and then they don't annoy me anymore.
Or really if they won't stop annoying you, I guess you can just tell them to f*ck off. xD But it doesn't always work (depends if your friends also back you up or not, but i'm only speaking from personal experience though).
I'm going to be real with you, I get verbally bullied a lot. It may not be everyday, but it still goes on.
In year 9 I got bullied for we… morearing a choker. However it wasn't just small remarks about being emo (which I wasn't) it was a shit tone of things such as I should actually go choke myself, I should kill myself and I got harassed for the rest of the day; my bag was thrown on the floor, with me leaving to clean up the mess and having things thrown at my face. It got to the point where I started crying in the toilets at lunch and as well as crying during lessons - though I manged to somehow hide it from the teacher - everyone else knew around me and did it stop? Did it fuck. In fact they just made it worse and the people around me (even someone who I considered a friend) laughed at me.
This year has just been one big shit-storm as a whole. I've been diagnosed with chronological depression since September, I'm also mentally ill as well … [view original content]
Okay... about my issue again, she just stopped for no apparent reason. My friends always back me up. She probably knows that.
Your brother is... gay? Oh wow.
Okay... about my issue again, she just stopped for no apparent reason. My friends always back me up. She probably knows that.
Your brother is... gay? Oh wow.
My older sister had bullies in high school. This was about 8 years ago. We went to school together. She always told me about them, and thought it was funny that these girls decided to pick on her. We went to school in a small town in utah and homosexuality was expressed as being a sin by majority of people who went to that school; Mormons.
My sister is a lesbian and she was open about it. these girls would try to give her shit every day, and I say "try" because she'd laugh them off. Let me give you a little background of our family. My grandfather was a Mossad agant, and every summer we'd stayed with him in Israel and he and his friend taught us Krav Maga to give us something to do.
Getting back to the story, there were two of these girls who would viciously assult my sister verbally. Until one day during lunch break when they tried to physically assult her. I didn't see the entire thing. But what I did see was one girl knocked out on the cafeteria floor while my sister was on top of the other punching away. I had to pull her off to get her to stop.
I've never been bullied myself, but if I learned anything from my sister's situation. Is don't let the bullies get to you, and take control of the situation before it reach a physical point. You have to stand up for yourself if you want the bulling to end. As for my sister case, it did end; She made sure it did.
Oh, yeah, I didn't think of that ° °
Well, my brother was kinda verbally bullied at the beginning of the year (because he's gay), and he … moretold me that playing the bully's game and laughing with them helped stopping the bullying and now all of his classmates are cool with him. I don't know if that works with everyone though (never tried this myself).
Also, I've noticed people are easier on you if they notice you have some talent. You see, I always doodle in class, and sometimes people see me and they find me more interesting, and then they don't annoy me anymore.
Or really if they won't stop annoying you, I guess you can just tell them to f*ck off. xD But it doesn't always work (depends if your friends also back you up or not, but i'm only speaking from personal experience though).
I'm going to be real with you, I get verbally bullied a lot. It may not be everyday, but it still goes on.
In year 9 I got bullied for we… morearing a choker. However it wasn't just small remarks about being emo (which I wasn't) it was a shit tone of things such as I should actually go choke myself, I should kill myself and I got harassed for the rest of the day; my bag was thrown on the floor, with me leaving to clean up the mess and having things thrown at my face. It got to the point where I started crying in the toilets at lunch and as well as crying during lessons - though I manged to somehow hide it from the teacher - everyone else knew around me and did it stop? Did it fuck. In fact they just made it worse and the people around me (even someone who I considered a friend) laughed at me.
This year has just been one big shit-storm as a whole. I've been diagnosed with chronological depression since September, I'm also mentally ill as well … [view original content]
the problem isn't the bullies its that the teachers dont give a shit if you get bullied they just say "stop it" and if that doesn't work then they just give them detention which also doesn't work.
the problem isn't the bullies its that the teachers dont give a shit if you get bullied they just say "stop it" and if that doesn't work then they just give them detention which also doesn't work.
That's pretty terrible of them, and I'm sorry to hear that. For what it's worth, you typically won't find people acting so toxic as time passes and you move on to new environments.
I'm going to be real with you, I get verbally bullied a lot. It may not be everyday, but it still goes on.
In year 9 I got bullied for we… morearing a choker. However it wasn't just small remarks about being emo (which I wasn't) it was a shit tone of things such as I should actually go choke myself, I should kill myself and I got harassed for the rest of the day; my bag was thrown on the floor, with me leaving to clean up the mess and having things thrown at my face. It got to the point where I started crying in the toilets at lunch and as well as crying during lessons - though I manged to somehow hide it from the teacher - everyone else knew around me and did it stop? Did it fuck. In fact they just made it worse and the people around me (even someone who I considered a friend) laughed at me.
This year has just been one big shit-storm as a whole. I've been diagnosed with chronological depression since September, I'm also mentally ill as well … [view original content]
What are the teachers supposed to do? Your meant to go to school to learn and not just academics but to be a person and to stand on your own two feet, if things get really bad call the police until then just learn to deal with it yourself, its hard but life is fucking hard it sucks and I hate it, well guess what when you leave school it doesn't get magically better it gets worse and when things get you down and people treat you like shit are you going to run for a elder or cry to your mommy, i hope not because even I would laugh at you then.
the problem isn't the bullies its that the teachers dont give a shit if you get bullied they just say "stop it" and if that doesn't work then they just give them detention which also doesn't work.
What are the teachers supposed to do? Your meant to go to school to learn and not just academics but to be a person and to stand on your own… more two feet, if things get really bad call the police until then just learn to deal with it yourself, its hard but life is fucking hard it sucks and I hate it, well guess what when you leave school it doesn't get magically better it gets worse and when things get you down and people treat you like shit are you going to run for a elder or cry to your mommy, i hope not because even I would laugh at you then.
I guess im in a bad mood. Its a little too harsh but the sentiment stands strong, I was about to edit in a little footnote to apologise for being a ass... but I wont
i was bullied really badly in high school as well. but in my experience it was both girls and boys >_>.
I highly recommend that you see a counselor /psychologist, i didn't and i got depression a few years later. stuff like effects your mental health, don't ignore it it might came back and haunt you. Its pretty much too late for you change schools however, let the teachers know to try and get those students off your back. bullying can cause depression, self esteem, body issues and other mental illness so be careful, stuff like that builds up and can cause seriously mental health problems - its better to get treated early then later because it might be too late. Bullies tend to do it because of prejudice unfortunately the stuff they do tend to hurt people much more seriously then they realize.
i was bullied really badly in high school as well. but in my experience it was both girls and boys >_>.
I highly recommend that you… more see a counselor /psychologist, i didn't and i got depression a few years later. stuff like effects your mental health, don't ignore it it might came back and haunt you. Its pretty much too late for you change schools however, let the teachers know to try and get those students off your back. bullying can cause depression, self esteem, body issues and other mental illness so be careful, stuff like that builds up and can cause seriously mental health problems - its better to get treated early then later because it might be too late. Bullies tend to do it because of prejudice unfortunately the stuff they do tend to hurt people much more seriously then they realize.
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Well, one way to cope with your anxiety is to recognize that you can't allow this problem to continue holding you back anymore, and then you would need to admit that you could use some help in breaking down those barriers and taking a step forward, one at a time.
Only you can make the changes to start taking control of your own life, and it's never too late to make a difference.
Okay, story time:
Well, I've been verbally bullied for years (mostly during middle school) and it only stopped two years ago by the end of my first year at high school. I was bullied by a lot of people, everyday I would just walk somewhere and hear people insulting me/making fun of me. One time a boy in middle school even told me to "go back to my grave". Which basically caused me to be anxious everyday before going to school and to have a bit of social anxiety (like, whenever I walk on the streets, I fear that people will stare at me and make fun of me, then I don't feel well).
Anyway, why was bullied? Well, I was kinda a nerd. I wasn't pretty (to put it nicely), I was really shy and quiet. But my friends always said I was one of the nicest person they ever met.
In middle school, some of my few friends who were popular helped me facing the bullies by telling them to f*ck off and all.
I remember at the end of middle school, a really tall guy kept embarrassing me in front of his big group of popular friends on purpose. Everytime I saw him, I was scared.. Until one day, I couldn't take it anymore. I started crying super hard and yelling that he's a jerk and that I have feelings, that I'm human too and that he just makes my life shitty. Everyone stayed silent and the guy apologized (he said he didn't realize what effects it had on me) and he never bothered me again.
Aaand, in high school. There was this group of 3 girls and they were constantly harassing me and my two other friends. One time they even threw gum in my hair and I had to cut a piece of my hair (which was really long back then). They would throw paper at me during class, making fun of my physical flaws, taking photos with their phone, trying to add me on FB and then asking me why I don't accept them... Worst of it all was that everyone loved them because they were popular and cool. I kept telling the teachers about what was happening but they never did anything. Only one time I cried. It was so embarassing because it was in class, but I was shocked because after my friends and I told the class what the bullies were doing, a lot of people in the class admitted that they also got bullied by them but were too scared to talk about it. Most people hate them now lol, and the teachers punished them.
So, I guess crying is a good solution haha. Or maybe try to explain them the whole feelings thing. Like, "I'm human too" etc. From what I know, some people don't even realize they're bullies. x)
Thanks for sharing your story. Crying doesn't work for boys, though, because everyone knows boys are supposed to be tough and strong and not have those kinds of feelings (even though everyone also knows that they really do). Showing these feelings makes boys a bigger target, like, "Let's see if I can make him cry this time!"
what's stopping you from that?
Okay okay serious answer this time.
I remember in the beginning of middle school I knew no one, I used to be pretty quiet so people picked on me, slowly I made a friend, through that friend I made friends with other people in my class. I'd brush the bullies off, laugh at myself, throw out some witty comebacks, just wasn't interesting to pick on me. Later I made friends with a popular dude, and in turn made friends with the other ones. Later I became acquaintances with people from other classes. Ended middle school being the guy everyone's friends with.
Moral of the story, make everyone your friend.
Nevermind it, I'm done expecting to be able to explain it to people in the hopes that they will understand. I'm just done speaking here, I've said my part.
California = most bullies are girls...
^True @WarpSpeed
"I did not wanted to become the victim, so became the bully.”
― Tupac Shakur
Oh, yeah, I didn't think of that ° °
Well, my brother was kinda verbally bullied at the beginning of the year (because he's gay), and he told me that playing the bully's game and laughing with them helped stopping the bullying and now all of his classmates are cool with him. I don't know if that works with everyone though (never tried this myself).
Also, I've noticed people are easier on you if they notice you have some talent. You see, I always doodle in class, and sometimes people see me and they find me more interesting, and then they don't annoy me anymore.
Or really if they won't stop annoying you, I guess you can just tell them to f*ck off. xD But it doesn't always work (depends if your friends also back you up or not, but i'm only speaking from personal experience though).
I'm going to be real with you, I get verbally bullied a lot. It may not be everyday, but it still goes on.
In year 9 I got bullied for wearing a choker. However it wasn't just small remarks about being emo (which I wasn't) it was a shit tone of things such as I should actually go choke myself, I should kill myself and I got harassed for the rest of the day; my bag was thrown on the floor, with me leaving to clean up the mess and having things thrown at my face. It got to the point where I started crying in the toilets at lunch and as well as crying during lessons - though I manged to somehow hide it from the teacher - everyone else knew around me and did it stop? Did it fuck. In fact they just made it worse and the people around me (even someone who I considered a friend) laughed at me.
This year has just been one big shit-storm as a whole. I've been diagnosed with chronological depression since September, I'm also mentally ill as well as having a serious bad case of anxiety. I remember having an anxiety attack in the toilets and the girls around me started laughing, since then people around me have been taking that as an advantage and have been bullying me because of it. They know I'm depressed, they know I'm on the verge of suicide, they know I can't talk well, so why don't they stop? Simple as: they don't give a flying fuck. You could be dead the next day and they'll still make fun of you. The people at my school are terrible people and don't know their boundaries. Don't get me wrong I do have a dark sense of humour, kinda like youtubers such as leafyishere and pyrocynical, but I wouldn't dream of making fun of a mentally ill depressed teenager; it's overwhelming.
How do I actually deal with this? I'm forced to push through it. I've been doing that for the past two months. I try and control my anxiety, I try and control not being on the verge of tears and try and not fight feeling drained out and tired all of the time. Yes. sometimes it gets too much and I brake down, but at this point it's the only way. I know not everyone is cable of this, so I can understand why people can't, but I've actually surprised myself that I've manged to do this, considering I'm easily upset and stressed.
Well I know this is nothing compared to anyone else's stories on this thread but I was kind of bullied by my... ex best friend (I think that's what you would call it). So we were friends for a long time and for a few years she was really nice and everything was fine. Until she actually got a bit competitive (it didn't bother me that much so I ignored this). As time went on she would get so cocky towards me, and pointing out all the flaws I have. I felt I couldn't do anything as she made me out to be "weak" and she was "stronger". By this point this was really affecting me, and I didn't know what to do. I was even believing what she said about me, that I was weak, ugly, hopeless, annoying, strange and a freak. Sometimes I tried to fight back but she wouldn't take it. Because of her I even destroyed some of my own friendships with other people, all because I was defending her for what arguments I wasn't even in. The thing that annoyed me the most about her was that she would laugh and joke about me being so scared of... Everything basically that I didn't know how to react anymore. This made me get even more frightened of just everyday things I didn't know why I was like this. So then a few months ago I finally stopped being her "friend", and believe me it was the best decision I have probably ever made but that list is only some of the reasons I stopped being her friend. I don't know if this is a bully experience but it's similar to that.
Just remember that we on the forums care. Do your best to keep pushing through.
Okay... about my issue again, she just stopped for no apparent reason. My friends always back me up. She probably knows that.
Your brother is... gay? Oh wow.
Take care.
SCANDAL!!!!
I think you meant to say ♪SCANDALOUS!♪
I don't see what you're so surprised about.
My older sister had bullies in high school. This was about 8 years ago. We went to school together. She always told me about them, and thought it was funny that these girls decided to pick on her. We went to school in a small town in utah and homosexuality was expressed as being a sin by majority of people who went to that school; Mormons.
My sister is a lesbian and she was open about it. these girls would try to give her shit every day, and I say "try" because she'd laugh them off. Let me give you a little background of our family. My grandfather was a Mossad agant, and every summer we'd stayed with him in Israel and he and his friend taught us Krav Maga to give us something to do.
Getting back to the story, there were two of these girls who would viciously assult my sister verbally. Until one day during lunch break when they tried to physically assult her. I didn't see the entire thing. But what I did see was one girl knocked out on the cafeteria floor while my sister was on top of the other punching away. I had to pull her off to get her to stop.
I've never been bullied myself, but if I learned anything from my sister's situation. Is don't let the bullies get to you, and take control of the situation before it reach a physical point. You have to stand up for yourself if you want the bulling to end. As for my sister case, it did end; She made sure it did.
Harassing someone because of their sexuality gets me really angry. I don't know why people care so much about who someone else love.
So true.
I just... never seen a gay person before. (Other than one)
But you aren't gonna see his brother either lol.
have you ever thought of changing schools? maybe that would help. i'm so sorry
the problem isn't the bullies its that the teachers dont give a shit if you get bullied they just say "stop it" and if that doesn't work then they just give them detention which also doesn't work.
Next time you do see one, take a picture!! Everyone will know what a gay person looks like then!
I have but there's no point really now. Next year is my final year, I'll be out of school by June. Though I wish I did do that sooner.
I have one in my Pokédex, wanna see it?
Nice avatar. You probably think you were born in the wrong generation, huh?
yeah i wish more people from my generation listened to the stone age music
That's pretty terrible of them, and I'm sorry to hear that. For what it's worth, you typically won't find people acting so toxic as time passes and you move on to new environments.
What are the teachers supposed to do? Your meant to go to school to learn and not just academics but to be a person and to stand on your own two feet, if things get really bad call the police until then just learn to deal with it yourself, its hard but life is fucking hard it sucks and I hate it, well guess what when you leave school it doesn't get magically better it gets worse and when things get you down and people treat you like shit are you going to run for a elder or cry to your mommy, i hope not because even I would laugh at you then.
Woahhhh....
I guess im in a bad mood. Its a little too harsh but the sentiment stands strong, I was about to edit in a little footnote to apologise for being a ass... but I wont
Girls get jealous of each other sometimes. That's why they cap on each other so much.
i was bullied really badly in high school as well. but in my experience it was both girls and boys >_>.
I highly recommend that you see a counselor /psychologist, i didn't and i got depression a few years later. stuff like effects your mental health, don't ignore it it might came back and haunt you. Its pretty much too late for you change schools however, let the teachers know to try and get those students off your back. bullying can cause depression, self esteem, body issues and other mental illness so be careful, stuff like that builds up and can cause seriously mental health problems - its better to get treated early then later because it might be too late. Bullies tend to do it because of prejudice unfortunately the stuff they do tend to hurt people much more seriously then they realize.
My issue is solved. I will not allow them to harm me. if they do I won't give them any face.
ok then, i am glad it worked out for you good luck with everything. i just wanted to give some advice.
Glad we could help!