darkSpyro

idk people who try to bully me i end up punching

no one ****s with me im terrifying

A lot of people used to pick on me during middle school. Since I just moved during those years.

Everyone made fun of me when I was younger for liking dinosaurs.
God, little kids are some of the most sexist people on the planet.
You know what the feminists shouldn't be rising against pop hits
THEY SHOULD RISE AGAINST 5-YEAR-OLDS.

Pretty much all my elementary school life, and sixth grade.

Of course, in first grade I became best friends with a bully. Too bad I moved the next year.

I have been bullied at school. I had no one to help me if I told a teacher it would get worse so I kept it to myself and let them get on with it. Now I am 34 and a daughter of my own, I wonder what life is treating them now, I mean about 4 years ago I saw someone who bullied me in town and that person had 3 kids and another on the way, so I think that when people leave school they actually realise what the have done and try to rectify it but I doesn't always go their way.

If I am talking a load of nonsense just let me know lol

Why don't kids ever tell teachers or parents or any other adults? The most common answer is that they don't want to be a "snitch" or "tattletale." But I think another common reason is because children actually DO tell an adult sometimes, and the adult doesn't do anything about it, therefore creating distrust.

That's what happened to me in 5th grade. I told my teacher everyday what was going on, she even saw it happen quite often, and she never really did anything. Therefore, I partially blame her for all the hell I endured. Call me bitter, but it's how I feel.

Quote: CommanderGame

No, in elementary I kept to myself and my 2 friends, didn't talk to anyone else because everyone were jerks.

In High School now if you say or do anything to anyone, being called racist or homophobic is an insult, just like you would call someone a *****.
High School is great.

*cough* hmmm uhhhh well.. hmmm

interesting

i guess the southern population is just weird

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Quote: CommanderGame

No, in elementary I kept to myself and my 2 friends, didn't talk to anyone else because everyone were jerks.

In High School now if you say or do anything to anyone, being called racist or homophobic is an insult, just like you would call someone a *****.
High School is great.

*cough* hmmm uhhhh well.. hmmm

interesting

i guess the southern population is just weird

please elaborate

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Why don't kids ever tell teachers or parents or any other adults? The most common answer is that they don't want to be a "snitch" or "tattletale." But I think another common reason is because children actually DO tell an adult sometimes, and the adult doesn't do anything about it, therefore creating distrust.

That's what happened to me in 5th grade. I told my teacher everyday what was going on, she even saw it happen quite often, and she never really did anything. Therefore, I partially blame her for all the hell I endured. Call me bitter, but it's how I feel.

Made my life at school a lot worse.

I was pulled out of school by my mom in 2nd grade (it was just not challenging enough, I read at such a high level that they didn't even have any books at my reading level in the classroom, and the teacher was to lazy to actually try and find anything.) and I'm currently homeschooled. I never was bullied in school, but I never had a friend that was helpful. My most recent "friend", whom I had been giving out handmade comics to, and also a free T-shirt and hat, refuses to talk to me, or even look at me, because he wanted a red and black hat for free, and I told him he had to pay like everyone else. The last words the said to me before that were; "You owe me one of those red and black hats!"