How to Be Strong When Being Bullied

Avoid them at all costs., Show them that you are confident., Never self-doubt when they are around. , Avoid eye contact and communication with them., Don’t bluff; mean it when you say it. , Never show that you are affected by anything they do or...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Avoid them at all costs.

    If they go to the right, you go to the left; if they head north, you head south.

    Always go the opposite of where they go.
  2. Step 2: Show them that you are confident.

    Don't show them you are afraid of them. ,, It is not good when you socialize with someone who is disliked, or someone who is constantly bullying you.

    It just makes the relationship between you and the person even worse. ,, Showing emotion will cause the bully to do more to you. , Stay quiet and if you dare to speak up, try to not say anything that will make you made fun of. ,, Explain how you feel about the bully and next time, have your friend(s) around you, and so they can try to protect you. , Bullies may bully because they don't like you, they are going through hard times, are jealous of you, jealous of others, or just insecure about themselves.

    Overall any of those qualities, they all want attention.

    Don't use violence back or spread rumors about them.

    Don't do anything to give them the attention that they are dying for. , This is just a simple step out of many.

    Tell the bully how you really feel.

    No, don't tell them that you are hurt or your emotions are scarred, but tell them that you are tired of them bullying you and nobody else likes it.

    Also, be sure to stand up for friends, , If you get forced into a fight with a bully and they're not that much bigger than you, don't be afraid to stand up for yourself: if you show the bully you're not afraid of them, they are less likely to pick on you.
  3. Step 3: Never self-doubt when they are around.

  4. Step 4: Avoid eye contact and communication with them.

  5. Step 5: Don’t bluff; mean it when you say it.

  6. Step 6: Never show that you are affected by anything they do or say.

  7. Step 7: Don’t answer them back.

  8. Step 8: Try not to be the center of attention when they are around; they are envious (jealous)

  9. Step 9: so don’t ever try to do anything that will attract their attention and bully you.

  10. Step 10: Have friends that can help you.

  11. Step 11: Do not give the bully the attention they want.

  12. Step 12: Stand up for yourself and others.

  13. Step 13: as they should stand up for you as well.

Detailed Guide

If they go to the right, you go to the left; if they head north, you head south.

Always go the opposite of where they go.

Don't show them you are afraid of them. ,, It is not good when you socialize with someone who is disliked, or someone who is constantly bullying you.

It just makes the relationship between you and the person even worse. ,, Showing emotion will cause the bully to do more to you. , Stay quiet and if you dare to speak up, try to not say anything that will make you made fun of. ,, Explain how you feel about the bully and next time, have your friend(s) around you, and so they can try to protect you. , Bullies may bully because they don't like you, they are going through hard times, are jealous of you, jealous of others, or just insecure about themselves.

Overall any of those qualities, they all want attention.

Don't use violence back or spread rumors about them.

Don't do anything to give them the attention that they are dying for. , This is just a simple step out of many.

Tell the bully how you really feel.

No, don't tell them that you are hurt or your emotions are scarred, but tell them that you are tired of them bullying you and nobody else likes it.

Also, be sure to stand up for friends, , If you get forced into a fight with a bully and they're not that much bigger than you, don't be afraid to stand up for yourself: if you show the bully you're not afraid of them, they are less likely to pick on you.

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