Prevent Bullying Quotes Novels & Stories

He was a jobless man who idled all day. “You’re Howard’s brother-in-law, right? I can tell that you’re an educated man. Where are the values of respecting the elderly, caring for the young, and having a sense of decency that your teacher taught you, huh? You’re over 20 years old, but here you are bullying a helpless old woman. Don’t you have any shame?” Zayn said while glaring at him. Zayn’s words got the other bystanders to call out the bullies, and the crowd began condemning the four youths.

I asked with batted lashes. He just groaned then shook his head but I know, he won't. "Right, dad?" I asked again with hopeful doe eyes. Seeing my face, he laughed, still shaking his head. "Quit with that funny look, Samantha. It doesn't suit you." Saad nya while still laughing at me. With that, I joined him with his laugh. Damn. That's why I love him that much. "The next time you'd encounter those bullies, instead of breaking your knuckles, just hit them where the sun doesn't shine, Samantha dahil doon nakatago ang kahinaan nila. Remember that.."

So I wonder why they were so quiet. My chest fluttered with a jarring realization... One that my mom and warrior brothers repeated over and over again using different words to encourage me— It's all in the head. If I think that they're going to bully me, they will bully me. But if I'm confident and face them with my head held high, they won't even dare to take a step towards me. Pure elation suffused my being. Indeed, the bullies were keeping their distance from me.

(with a crying meme attached) “All the love and money seem to go to the people who already have it.” “If you can’t fit into the circle, don’t force it. Sincerely, my phone.” “In my next life, I’d like this kind of story too.” “The turning point in life is amniotic fluid.” “This is what real cyberbullying looks like!” “Miss, do you need a loyal dog?” “Oh my god, she’s stunning. What a goddess! I need to have a word with the creator.”

His tone was firm, almost cautionary. "Jack," he said, "what happened?" He exhaled, rubbing his temples. "You know that if you run into a bully, you're supposed to tell a teacher or ignore them." I actually rolled my eyes this time. "I also know that's a lie. Since when has telling on a bully or ignoring them ever made them stop?" I challenged. "In the history of ever?" I leaned forward. "If you want a bully to stop, you have to make them stop."

He didn’t look at me; his eyes were glued to the distant electronic notice board. "Do you think pushing them into a corner is winning?" Julian spoke, his voice level, carrying a cold sarcasm. "You’ve only just started the game of 'reverse bullying.' People like Jessica and Ben are wild animals backed into a corner; they won't sit idly by and wait to die." I stopped, looking at him through the dim light of the corridor: "Are you worried about me, or are you waiting to see me get torn apart?"

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.

When Blair Zea saw how furious the man seemed, she immediately ran into Winifred Zea’s arms. Winifred hugged Blair tightly. “Don’t be afraid. Mommy’s here. Nobody can hurt you.” The man chuckled. “Stop saying sh*t, or else I will hit you both.” Finally, some people in the queue behind them were put off by the bullying and began to voice their opinions. “Everyone is waiting in line. Why must you get special treatment?”

She asked, and again there was that familiar glint in her eyes. “You should teach him a lesson, show him that you aren't afraid of him," I answered truthfully without mincing my words. Bullies are often people who thinks other helpless and thrive on it. “Hmm…” She ate her cupcake, nodding. “Thanks for the advice.” “Your welcome.” “I should be get going," She said, her eyes lingering on me. I didn't know what prompted me to say, but I said it anyway, “Ana, I like you too.”

The girl who had led the bullying even cried. Afterward, Kamila was extremely grateful to Gauge for standing up for her. He held her shoulder and seriously told her, “If anyone bullies you again, you fight back. People who like to bully others are weak. The moment they meet someone tough, they back off. So, you need to toughen up, Kamila!” She nodded seriously. “Okay, next time they bully me, I’ll fight back!” Gauge smiled and ruffled her hair. “That’s the spirit.”