روايات وقصص ضمن Bullying

Now the game has begun. " Dare anyone of you to bully her. She is my target so keep distance from her " the guy warned everyone. His warning made girls to jealous of Naitee while boys shrink. Some students didn't mind his warning. After all, they have never bullied her because they come to school to study not to bully other students. While the students who love to bully her groaned in anger. But they assure themselves saying that it would be fun watching her get bullied by these five senior boys. They are in their 12th standard which makes them senior in their class.

Darryl was in a bad mood because of the Dragon Essence. He was even more furious when Fred stepped on his chair. On the other hand, Bobby had started to cry. His voice trembled as he said, "Brother Fred, I had to do something urgent yesterday... Sorry, I will help you with the homework today..." Bobby was afraid of bullies at school, so he dared not resist. The other students around them looked indifferent; Bobby was bullied every day, and they were used to it.

not even if she had millions in her back pocket. "Look... I won't bother any of you, or anyone else, ever again. I'm too old for this bullying shit. Do you really think I'm going to act like that in the real world? In the workplace? No... it won't fly out there. Schools pretend that they have these antibullying policies but it's all bullshit. They engineer the school environment to be as toxic as possible so that people don't grow up and complain about toxic bosses, work hours and conditions," Kai ranted. "Look. I know I've hurt all of you. But I won't hurt anyone else. It isn't worth it. If you let me go now... I won't retaliat

she hugged me when she was on the verge of tears. I stayed in her embrace for a few minutes before disengaging. “What are you going to do? Have you told your mom about it? Surely she wasn't happy about it” “I didn't. We both acted like we've never met before” “Is that the right decision to make?” “I don't know. I just don't want my mom finding out that he bullied me. She's about to get married into his family” “If you think that's right, I support you”

When he looked at me, "What are you looking at? Should I push it harder?" When he looked away, I asked, "I don't understand this bullying. What do you get out of it but excitement? Don't you feel bad for those you hurt? Some people are traumatised by it for the rest of their lives." I sighed and continued, "Do you know that you hurt a lot of people's feelings and make them feel insecure?" He did not answer, but remained silent.

he greeted Ivy with sarcasm. "Stop what you are doing now. Our school is against bullying," Ivy said firmly. "What? Bullying? Who does that? Where?" the boy continued to be silly. "Everyone here saw what you and your friends were doing. Don't make yourselves look more stupid than you already are," Ivy said. The leader of the big boys easily got pissed. He came closer to Ivy intimidating her with his height. Rolan tried to calm down the tension but the leader of the big boys pushed him to the side making the other big boys laugh even harder.

Lucy spat, her face twisted in rage. Sarah stepped forward, shielding Lindsey. “If I’m not mistaken, wasn’t she your friend? Is this how you treat your friends?” “So what? Sarah Sanders, I already told you—this has nothing to do with you! Get lost!” Lucy barked. “As a school counsellor, I’m obligated to remind you: bullying isn’t just against school rules—it’s a criminal offense. I can report you to the administration right now. If you care about graduating, you’d better stop this nonsense!” Sarah’s cold gaze bore into Lucy like daggers.

Chapter Seven: The boy who stepped in North Fall University had always felt large to Freya, but now it felt hostile. Eyes followed her everywhere. Whispers curled through hallways like smoke, sharp and suffocating. Her name no longer belonged to her. It had become a punchline, a warning, a convenient outlet for rage. The offline bullying was even far worse than the online bullying. She called all sort of names. “Desperate liar.” “Obsessive fan.” “Attention seeking nobody.”

"He told Alana she was a loser because she doesn't have a mommy." Thud. The air left my lungs. The hallway went dead silent. I closed my eyes for a fraction of a second, exhaling a shaky breath. Children could be the most intuitive creatures on the planet, but they could also be breathtakingly cruel. I looked at the boy. "Is that true, Toby?" The boy sniffled, wiping his nose on his sleeve. "I... I was just kidding, Ms. Desmond..." "Kidding is when everyone is laughing, Toby," I said, my voice quiet but iron-clad. "If someone is crying, it's not a joke. It's bullying."