Nerds Vs Bullies Novels & Stories

Just like that day in seventh grade when Cassandra and her friends had surrounded me. "Please just drop this," I begged. "Please, Ryan. I am handling it. I am doing what she wants. It will all be over soon." "And then what?" Ryan asked. "You break up with Derek? We become strangers? You give Cassandra everything she wants? And you think that will be the end of it?" "Yes," I said, even though I was not sure I believed it. "No," Ryan said. "That is not how bullies work. They do not stop when you give them what they want. They just keep taking more and more until you have nothing left."

"Of course not! Why would you think that?" "I don't know, aren't most guys like that? They often bully the nerd?" "No, I mean yeah but they have a reason why though." I lean closer to him with my eyes narrowed. "And what is that?" "The guys have a crush them, easy." "How do you know?" "Usually, guys always bully the nerd because they took interest in them. The nerd always remain unfazed and unbothered unlike other girls. I think that's one of the reason why they took interest. Besides being a nerd isn't a bad thing though, it means you're smart."

Unless you believe the movie or novel version of a badass nerd who ended up with the quarterback jock and walked on the beach, bathing in the glow of sunset together. Okay, maybe I'm not being fair here. Nowadays nerds don't get bullied anymore because believe it or not, the school and the community are now stood tall against the bullies. However, nerds tend to be left alone, which I'm pretty grateful for because I'm not that good at socializing with people.

I called out to him. He turned to me and waved then started walking towards the table. Billy reminds me of my gay best friend Kurt who was always been bullied because he was gay. Kurt was also a nerd and wore glasses like him. He was older than me and Billy exactly resembled Kurt. And I always feel sorry for nerds who gets bullied just because of how they look. People in high school and in college are always so judgmental. "Hi. How are you?" I asked. "Great." He answers, wiping the sweat on his forehead.

she asked, but I told her to focus on training after I explained everything to her, which she agreed to. I looked to see Ella talking to Theo, though it wasn't long before he returned to his position. Remembering Bluey's words, my breath sized. I know it was an illusion, but somehow I felt it was true. Bluey was just like Ella, though calmer, often bullied by my sister Bella and Lizzy anytime she came around. But one day, she stood her ground and confronted them. They stopped bullying her, and we became close. The day I took her to the cliff, which had a beautiful stream but small by the side, was the day the vampires came.

Now, however, they wanted to see or, probably, to find out how the unintelligent Hera Brown managed a feat that took the Standouts League many months to manifest. She didn’t believe that her month of entrapment here would keep the secret that she’s never smart like most of the students. She’s even surprised no one’s bullying her yet again, for she believed that the weaker prey would always be targeted; however, the students remained on their good toes and never bothered to confront her. They gossip like what they’re doing now, but they never act on the basis of violence lest the League knew about and risk getting a taste of their displeasure.

"No one, but I will keep that in mind. No, the condition is to leave Timmy here alone. Kree seems to have taken a fancy to him, and my friend despises bullies." The three teens just stared at each other, all of them wanting to commit, but none of them willing to be the first. Rhychard watched them a moment, wondering what Timmy did to be picked on by the older kids. Of course, bullies never needed a reason. They craved the power rush that came with belittling someone smaller than them. The others joined in because it kept the focus off them and onto someone else. Bullies needed an audience. Tattoo was the outspoken one of the group, so Rhychard figured he was the leader of their not-so-merry

Hunter is a 17 year old boy that's a genius. He's smart, handsome, charming, sweet; everything to be the perfect boyfriend; the only down part of him is that he's too sassy and asocial. He always has those sassy comebacks and sometimes doesn't know when to keep his mouth shut. Bullies and jocks think just because he's a nerd that means they could walk all over him. But they're gonna get another thing coming; Hunter basically doesn't take other people's bullshit and he's not gonna start now.

The popular students immediately agreed loudly with one another. "It would be more interactive." "And more memorable." "Exactly!" I blinked in disbelief. They were trying to ruin everything. Mrs. Allen hesitated visibly. Beside me, some of the serious nerds like myself already looked annoyed. "This is ruined already," one muttered quietly. But others looked excited instead. "Actually… the cave tour sounds amazing," one of them said. "We never do fun stuff," they shrugged. I stared at them in disbelief. I couldn't believe they were letting themselves get influenced by these spoiled bullies.

I demanded. “I don’t get into childish fights anymore.” His smile grew broader so I tried to relax my mind. Alexander isn’t a bully neither has he ever been bullied. Well he is a tough werewolf who chooses to stand up for the weak wolves. While he was growing up, we get reports from his school authority about him beating up other werewolves who tried to bully a nerd in their class. Well Alexander claimed that he was only trying to fight for those who aren’t strong enough to defend themselves.