Anti Bullying Quotes Novels & Stories

It had been four years, and every time she thought of the child she couldn’t keep, her heart ached. “No way! That bad auntie sent people to hit you first, but she couldn’t beat you, so you chased her away!” The little girl spoke as she scooted closer to Esther’s side, her small hand actively holding Esther’s big one. Her voice was soft and sweet, melting one’s heart, “My daddy says that if a bad person tries to bully others, they can’t become the victim just because they get bullied back. A bad person is always bad, even if someone bullies them, they’re still bad!”

She said to me and I held out my hands for a hand shake. She also held out her hand and I took her in a firm hold. She is going to have it hard this time. "Call me Cassie." I smiled at her. "Oh my gosh, Sarrah. I didn't even know you had a beautiful daughter like this." She said to my mother. Turns out my mother became friends with my highschool bullies who turned my life into a miserable hell. All of them seem to be close to her. "You are so nice." I said. My mother was getting all too happy with every word I exchanged with her. And after some stupid chats, my mother left us both alone and went to greet other guests.

“Won’t work. Do you…win hockey games alone?” “Eh…no? It’s a team sport. Kinda the whole point to not work alone.” “Exactly.” When I turn around, he’s frowning. Right…the look of a guy who has never gotten bullied in his life. “Bullying victims…uhm… It’s not just…bullies. Bystanders…uhm…guardians…people around. If they don’t help, then…victims can’t…fight back.” “...Fighting bullying is a team sport.”

But what was he thinking? It's the first time he laid a close look on Gabbie. "I was lost for a while there," he whispered to himself. "She's damn beautiful," he ended. 🔸🔸🔸 Have you been bullied before? If yes, then allow me to comfort you since we've been through the same. Bullying has always been a serious case so don't be afraid to raise your voice, protect your rights. Whenever you feel down, just remember that you are the lead character of your story thus never let antagonists ruin your crown.

Some were unconvinced, but that didn't matter. Angela addressed everyone, saying, "I hope you learn from this incident. Ladies, don't stay silent when facing issues like this. Remember, if it happens once, it can happen again. Remaining silent only invites more bullying, as they will perceive you as an easy target, and their aggression will escalate. "Gentlemen, please have empathy and avoid encouraging others to always be forgiving. Be mindful. One day, you might become a victim while others watch without helping." Her voice was gentle yet piercing. Everyone exchanged glances, their expressions complicated, especially the men's.

"But-- But-- taking out revenge isn't appropriate." "What is not appropriate is them bullying you," he replied bluntly. "Besides, it's okay to give nasty people a bit of their own medicine sometimes." "But they're so big and you're so. . . well. . . small," she said. Max tsked, flexing his tiny arm. "Don't underestimate the power of a small man!"

When someone who's been bullied and humiliated stands up to fight back, that has never been scheming. Protecting yourself is no crime.

He said while smiling, like talking to a kid. "There is nothing to show. And what are they gonna say about me? Seriously, Toby. Do you know what they are going to say.. Oh look, that's Toby's sister, the wolfless girl!" I said, with my pissed off tone. "Trust me, no one is going to say that." He said, now more serious. Yea i best no one dare to say it in front of Toby. "Just trust me. Kay?" I am both thankful and embarrassed on how protective Toby is over me. The bullies in school surely avoid me because of Toby. Can’t imagine what they’d do to me if my brother wasn’t a Quill Warrior.

Isabella shouted at the bullies who were almost double her age. "Hey, little girl. You better stay out of it. This is none of your business. " One of the bullies said angrily. "His family matter is not your business either. Who are you to judge him and hit him?" Isabella said. "Kids these days are talking too much. Should we teach her a lesson too?" A guy said, and the rest of them nodded. "If I'm a kid, you aren't an adult either. Don't even think about hurting me. I'm not scared of you." Isabella said.

“Do you know that those kinds of taunts are used only by uneducated people? Because I’m pretty sure someone who had been studying in a prestigious school wouldn’t spout something as low as that. Stereotypes are so outdated, missy. Women can wear whatever they want, and we don’t need to conform to society’s norms about it. And really, do you think we’ll cow over that? Oh, please. We have survived a rogue attack, what makes you think words from a girl like you can do so much as intimidate us?” Addison’s jaw dropped, completely not expecting I would retaliate to her taunts. I flashed her a sneer deserving of an award because I learned how to do it from the best. Then I reached over Leilani’s wr