Teen 1: I’ve experienced bullying!
Teen 2: I’ve experienced bullying!
Teen 3: I’ve experienced bullying!
Teen 4: I’ve experienced bullying!
Teen 5: I’ve experienced bullying!
Teen 2: In school I was bullied because I looked different.
Teen 3: I was made fun of because I couldn’t run as fast as the other kids.
Teen 4: The people who bullied me were my friends.
Teen 5: But I was pushed and called names.
Teen 1: A girl in my class turned all my friends against me.
Teen 3: Being bullied made me feel kind of insignificant.
Teen 4: Horrible and sad and lonely.
Teen 2: Bad, like being myself was wrong.
Teen 1: It made me feel like no one liked me.
Teen 3: And it also made me feel really upset.
Teen 5: And made me question: why was it happening to me?
Teen 4: Are they saying this as a joke or are they saying this cos they really don’t like me? Do they really hate me?
Teen 3: And I felt like there was no way out.
Teen 1: And that I was completely alone, which wasn’t true.
Teen 4: In the end I told a teacher and I stopped hanging out with them.
Teen 5: I spoke to my parents.
Teen 3: Distancing myself from the bullies was probably the best decision that I’ve made.
Teen 4: Because I didn’t want their negative energy to affect me any more.
Teen 2: If you’re experiencing bullying ...
Teen 3: … or you know someone who is ...
Teen 1: … speak up.
Teen 4: Get support.
Teen 5: Don’t let it get locked up in here.
Teen 3: Surround yourself with friends and family.
Teen 2: People care about you.
Teen 1: Talk to a parent, teacher or trusted adult about how you are feeling.
Teen 5: And you’ll find once you tell, it’ll start to get better.
Teen 3: There’s loads more information about tackling bullying on the CBBC website.
Teen 1: What do we think about bullying, Cotton? Not much!
Comments
Bullying is the use of force, threat to abuse or dominate others. Bullying happens to different people in different places. People bully because they want to steal something or to keep people in awe who are weaker than them. If you experienced bullying you should talk to your parents or your friends about it.
I haven't faced bullying before but I think it's make you feel very bad and my advice is: never ever care about who bullying you, ignor them beacause if you looked weak in front of them they will be stronger and they will never stop bullying you, so be strong,and as they said speak to an adult person: your parents,teacher,etc you will feel better and you'll find a solution that's for sure:).
Yeah, I've experienced bullying a lot. It's kinda common in class. Well, not now, back then when I was ten or eleven. I was being bullied because I was really unpopular. I hate that word, you know. Unpopular. Makes no sense. It's like teasing a cow just because it didn't have a bell! Errr, not exactly like that, but something like. Geez, I'm bad at examples, so sorry! But in order to come over it, I'll like to give just one advice : Stand up. For yourself. For you're friend. Classmate. Brother. Sister. Anyone. And don't be afraid to stand against anyone in this world, unless they're right. Remember, it's not about why you get angry, it's about when. If you get angry at the right time and right place, it could be a advantage. Similarly, instead of showing your anger on that poor pillow, show it on the bullies. Good luck, fighting against bullying!!! ✌
I don´t experienced bullying but I imagine how hard it could be.