It depends on what kind of pranks they are and how often the person does it. If they are joke pranks that are meant just as a joke and the person being played on knows it is a joke and dosent mind-then it is not bullying. If it is a very mean prank and the person doesnt like it, and it is done continuosly, then it could be bullying.
For example:
Jenny and her friends steal Mary's art pens every single time Mary has an Art period. She gets in trouble and that is what they want. She even gets detention and she hates it but they just tease her when she asks them for the pens. One day Jenny broke the pens on purpose.-----This is bullying. Its a very mild case of bullying-especially compared to what some people get- but its still bullying.
Taylor and her friends decide to steal Jazz's art pens one day just for a lesson. JAzz knows it was a joke and they later give the pens back. This isn't bullying-its just a joke
Tip: If you plan to do a prank to somebody as a joke-make sure to do one that they will know is a joke. Sometimes people do pranks as a joke but the victim dosent realise its a joke, and they get hurt. Make sure its one that wont hurt them.
Being that appropriate time of year at present, If the prank occurred on April Fool's Day, I wouldn't take it too much 'to heart'LOL!
Bullying happens when someone feels powerless. They then try to have power over someone else to feel like they can control someone.
Putting love notes from "someone else" in your lovers backpack or locker.
I believe that is considered theft.
Someone who goads, encourages somebody else into bullying another person, or makes no attempt to stop bullying that they know about !
Bullying can be triggered by a child who has seen or experienced violence at home or somewhere else and they take action by picking on someone else. It can also be triggered by insecurity or a person who is unusual in any way.
Psychological bullying is when someone is made to feel excluded, sad and vulnerable but no physical or verbal abuse is used, it is a way of ignoring someone and then getting everyone else to ignore and exclude them as well.
Teasing for you can mean harassment and bullying to someone else. And yes, in serious cases you can get suspended. yes you can!
The fact that someone is bullying someone else is all that matters. The victim may do something to themselves to stop the bullying if they are desperate enough. This could be something very dangerous or life-threatening even.
This is most commonlly referred to as "Cyber-Bullying". This usually entails posting mean things about someone else, or talking to someone online and saying means things about them. Basically using th internet to write nasty things about someone.
This is most commonlly referred to as "Cyber-Bullying". This usually entails posting mean things about someone else, or talking to someone online and saying means things about them. Basically using th internet to write nasty things about someone.
most likely jealously... someone is jealous of what someone else has, so starts cyber bullying to try get some type of recognision.
If they are friends no it's not. If it's someone they know and they know they are joking then no. anything else yes.