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Yes. People hitting you with sticks and stones will obviously cause physical harm... however, when someone says something to you, they are obviously trying to boost their own Self-Esteem, well that saying isn't true today a guy name Jared Campbell came to my school and said, "sticks and stones may break my bones but words hurt more" and its absolutely true i know I've been and am still being bullied

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