Bullying

Telling someones secret .

yes it is because everybody near you gets to see your underwear

forget him and find someone else special who listens to your problems

Thank-you. It took a bit of research into psychological phenomenon. Now that I have done so, it is much easier to understand him. There is nothing you can do to stop the bullying.

Out of the mouth of babes: "Just bless him and walk away."

A bully is always bound to strike harder before they will target someone else. In many cases, they will restrict or cut back child support if you withdrawal yourself as the target in other ways. This was predicted and he did so. Still, the state is adament that dead beat dads put their children first. They can and will quickly garnish wages while the custodial parent doesn't have to whisper a word to him. There is nothing he can do if you delete him from your life.

No one wants a bully in their lives. Stick to your decision and keep him out.

-- To handle an Ex bullying you and the Children is the hardest thing to go through. I know, because I have been in this situation with my Ex. We separated 11 years ago, and it's just gotten worst and worst, to the point that my two sons repeat their dads beliefs to to me. The dehumanization of me, their mother, is tough because I see how much the children are losing in themselves, their ambitions, goals, etc... They are too busy trying to appease their father's approval. They want to be loved and be like their mentor, I understand... but it's hard to watch (and not be able to do anything about it). In my desperate moments, I try and leave the worry and concern with God, because you have to deal someway. CAS and the Courts, I feel will hurt the children more, so I try and keep the hate out of me, by praying to God. (This has helped but it's the hardest thing I've ever deal with).

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The Bully is part of the Bluford High series which is a very good series of books. It is about a boy who gets bullied and doesn't know how to stop from getting bullied from the big kid at school. Later he resolves the problem.

They experience verbal abuse, humiliation and harassment

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In the case of peer pressure, a person is convinced to do something (such as going to an opera and doing illegal drugs) they might not like but which they perceive as "necessary" to upkeep the positive relationship with the other party, such as the family of their partner. The person could agree to the offering even if he hated it for many reasons; maybe he or she is the possible inheritor of the family/person that asks him or her to come to the opera, the family could want to evaluate the person before letting their son/daughter get married with him/her, etc. from wikipedia

Well since girls get very jealous , you should try and hang out with both of them . If that does not work out talk to your best friend and ask them if you and them can hang out every other day so that you dont get that jealous ? I think ? o;

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If you mean get the best of, then I would suggest leaving him. A narcissist likes control and they thrive on fear and making you doubt yourself. Take away his control by leaving him. Also start talking about how other men are so successful, make sure that you pick someone that is real. Hearing about someone else's success will eat at him. Narcissists are hermits out of a shell, send that hermit back to his shell by taking back the control.

bullies are like predators, they target the weak. Im not saying anybodys weak, i just mean by the bullys eye, your weak. They target people who are younger than them or smaller than them, or people that they just hate or dont like, or that they know something embarrassing about them that they bully them about that, or they bully you because they know something embarassing about you and they tell you that if you tell on them, they will tell everybody they know your embarassing thing.

Text bullying is a very nasty thing to do cause its a form of bullying

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Text bullying is frightening and isolating. Most cases go unreported. But giving in to text bullies is not the answer. There are ways to stop it and prevent it from happening at all.

Text bullying is any form of message or call (text, photo, video, etc) that the receiver finds upsetting or distressing. This includes prank calls and repetitive empty voicemail messages. Overflowing people's phones with irritating texts is also a form of mobile bullying, and it is possibly one of the most annoying. Text bullying is more common in New Zealand, Australia, Canada and the United Kingdom. It could also occur a lot in the U.S., but it is not being reported.

One in three kids 10-19 years old have a cell phone. With technology like this, it is impossible to get away from bullies: you can't get out of range. Kids may be harassed all the time, even in the middle of the night. A girl returned from a family trip to Toronto to find that no kid at her school wanted to be around her. This was all started by a text sent by a fellow pupil. It stated that she had caught acute respiratory syndrome whilst in Toronto. Another was harassed with comments such as, "Where did mummy get those shoes - the bargain basement?" Girls tend to be bullied more than boys because of clothing choice or to destroy relationships.

Bullying has obvious disastrous effects on children. They become afraid to come to school, they change schools, and a sixteen-year-old Kiwi boy (New Zealand boy) committed suicide. The suicide had a connection to text bullying.

One thing about all bullies, both physical and verbal, is that they expect you are too afraid to tell. But telling someone you trust about your problem is always the best option. Remember, a problem shared is a problem halved. St. Mary's High School in Manchester, England, has organized a way to report bullying through the mobiles themselves. Apparently children are more willing to send a text than an anonymous note.

There are lots of people out there trying to stop text bullying. Most schools have banned mobile phones, and there are lots of organizations, such as Vodafone, Netsafe and Telecom out there to help you.

If you are sent a message that makes you feel uneasy, don't reply to it. For one thing, it could prove to the bully that their message has upset you, and they may send more. Plus, if the situation resolves in you complaining to your network provider, it can slow up the process if you reply. This is mainly to ensure that it wasn't a two-sided case, even if all you said was, "Do I know you?"

Talk to your provider. They can put a text ban on the bully or even ban them from the network. Most networks will be willing to switch you to a new number. They will always do their best to help you out.

Don't feel pressured to give out your number to everyone who asks - just tell trusted friends and family. Be careful not to give out your full name or address if you use text chat and don't arrange to meet someone you chat to without checking with your parents first. Only send texts when you're in a good mood and think about whether you would like to receive a message like that before you hit send.

Don't let text bullies frighten you. Sending anonymous texts is so lame and cowardly.

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Not really, but you shouldn't make anyone feel left out.

They may see it as a way of being popular, or making themselves look tough and in charge.

Some bullies do it to get attention or things, or to make other people afraid of them. Others might be jealous of the person they are bullying. They may be being bullied themselves.

Peer pressure is a state of mind. Although for whatever reason, there are mental illness's that can be classified under the cause of peer pressure. I think peer pressure is all about the similarities all of us have in common. We each see ourselves as part of the herd. Social living has influence on us all. This is exemplified in the statement by John Donne ' No man is an Island'. Compare Paul Simon's song 'I am a rock.....'

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In the future, the "Abuse Mouth Extractor" or AME maybe invented, which is a mechanical organ near your mouth. The AME prevents people from saying foul language or trigger phrase and screaming. People can still talk about negative stuffs but they can't really say foul language. People can still shout but they can't really scream.

its like reverse psycology, when somebody manipulates you they make you think that your in the wrong, and that there trying to help you but really their doing it for their own benefit.

Peer pressure is not directly mentioned in the bible.

However the bible does talk about a reed swaying with the wind, not being steadfast, and does show the example of Peter, who denied Jesus 3times due to what we know to be peer pressure.

Don't succumb to it. Be yourself, allow you to be yourself, and stand your ground with what you think is correct.

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• In 2004, of all children 1-4 years old who died, 26% died from drowning (CDC 2006). Fatal drowning remains the second-leading cause of unintentional injury-related death for children ages 1 to 14 years (CDC 2005)

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• It is estimated that for each drowning death, there are 1 to 4 nonfatal submersions serious enough to result in hospitalization. Children who still require cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) at the time they arrive at the emergency department have a poor prognosis, with at least half of survivors suffering significant neurologic impairment.

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• 19% of drowning deaths involving children occur in public pools with certified lifeguards present.

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• A swimming pool is 14 times more likely than a motor vehicle to be involved in the death of a child age 4 and under.

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• Children under five and adolescents between the ages of 15-24 have the highest drowning rates.

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• An estimated 5,000 children ages 14 and under are hospitalized due to unintentional drowning-related incidents each year; 15 percent die in the hospital and as many as 20 percent suffer severe, permanent neurological disability.