Anger could be a reason for one to bully. However, there are many more factors which could come into play.
Because they want to be like you there just having problems of their on and they bully you to take their anger out on someone.
If you like to fight, you are probably a bully or someone needing anger management therapy.
The bully will just have to bully
Sometimes to take out frustration and anger that has been built up over the course of them being bullied they bully others around them.
Anyone can be[come] a bully. Even if one doesn't bully throughout their entire life, they can bully someone in one conversation at which they are a bully, but it doesn't mean they will always be one.
Many people bully but that's no the point people bully to usually get their anger out on others by being mean. Bullies usually become bullies because of what happens at home. To read more go to related links.
Because they feel unsecure at home and want to get their anger out by bullying kids instead of clocking their dad.
yes because they usually take their low self esteem , anger and embarrassment on someone else
No there is not a bully for psp I looked for one there is not
They are insecure or being bullied by a family member. Another root cause of bullying is that people become bullies when they need to vent anger, or they have a control-freak personality, and need to control everyone in their life to adjust to their needs. Another reason is because they are assessing their power limitations, and by testing how much power than can accumulate, they know what they can do later in life, hence the subject of how people become bullies.
NO one will admit they bully because they do not want to get in trouble.In some cases the bully is rude to the teacher and the person being bullied.
Big guys may bully small shy guys as a way to exert power and dominance. They may see the shy guy as an easy target and use bullying as a way to feel better about themselves or to show off in front of others. It's important to address and prevent bullying behavior regardless of the size of the individuals involved.