What will happen if bullying continues?

Answer 1

If bullying is not solved, it will keep occurring.

The victim will be depressed and will have low/no self confidence and low/no self esteem.

The bully will be happy as well as feel a lot of anger inside of them.

Answer 2

if bullying wont stop in this world then it would be the same but if bullies increase in this world more suicides will occur and then the world would be filled with nothing but bullies it would increase from causing suicide to homicide later the whole world would be chaos babies would be killed and the world would be killing each other. It would be the most awful thing in the world a bully revolution!

Answer 3

I think that if that happen some people will kill themselves but I think that we need to tell the true to parents, teacher, or someone you trust to help you.

A vision of reality:

Literally, nothing more will happen than has already.

While some use bullying as an explanation of suicides and violent acts against others, it is only an element of such behaviors not the cause. Bullying has existed for as long as humans have. It is no more prevalent now than it was 50,000 years ago, other than there are simply more people currently in existence.

Bullying is a popular topic in the media and on political agendas, but nothing can be done to stop it. It is part of human behavior.

That being said, it can be dealt with. The only effective way to deal with a bully is to present him with something he fears greater than the fear he causes; in essence, motivate him to behave better. Be that through prosecution, being ostracized from a group, or more physically punitive measures (although not advised nor condoned). Bullies cannot be legislated out of existence. They can only be dealt with on a one to one basis, and as the need arises.

Answer 4

If the bullying becomes severe enough, the victim may become severely depressed and even be hospitalized for it. Eventually the victim may become suicidal. It is important to get help as soon as the bullying starts so it does not escalate into suicide. The first step is to talk about it with an adult you trust. You may feel scared or threatened but the adult can help you deal with the problem. You shouldn't have to deal with the bully by yourself.