Over Dramatic People
If I could give advice to anybody it would be over dramatic people. It can cause big problems. For example, let's say you're talking to your friend saying that a guy from a different school named John is mean, but then your friend John from your school overhears. Then say he goes out and tells all of the people that you were talking bad about them and then they tell the teacher. Then the teacher gets you in trouble when that one person that started all of this had nothing to do with it.
It could also make somebody lose friends. For example, somebody is making fun of you calling you dumb and annoying. Then another person walks in the gym and hears the person getting made fun of says don't talk to me your mean. Then the person who was making fun of the other person runs out of the room crying, telling everyone that the other person walked up to them and said don't talk to me your mean. Then people go and tell the teacher while this one person is making it seem like they got yelled at for nothing. Then the teacher gets the student in trouble and the students really didn't do anything. So then that person has to face the consequences for standing up for themselves. That would be completely unfair.
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...ularity and the chance of being kicked out of the group, or stand idly and let the other friend be bullied. This is a real world experience that happens to many people. Sometimes it causes people to even take their own lives.
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Put yourself in this situation, and think about this hard. You see a kid at school being bullied and another kid stealing from him. You can either choose to do the right thing and tell an adult. Or do the wrong thing and stand by laughing and video taping. I would hope you would go tell an adult. When we were younger,, the golden rule was “Treat others the way you wanted to be treated” and if you stole from someone, or lied to them. You wouldn’t want someone to lie/steal from you correct? Some people might lie, steal, and disobey you. But most people do the right thing and not do that. And they are honest.. Just like stories/poems/short stories etc. are about mostly doing the right thing. Just like in “The Road Not Taken” (Robert frost),
...ch then conflicts can get out of hand, and if bystanders don’t speak up and take a stand then bullying will still continue to dominate over innocent children. You don’t need to be a highly educated person to know that bullying is wrong and stand up, all you need is a heart and a sense of humanity.
Many people in our world believe that they have the authority to determine someone else 's worth. In our society, people are being called degrading and horrible things constantly. This is known as bullying. Bullying is defined as unwanted or aggressive behavior towards an individual that is usually repeated over time. The way someone views themselves is important to their character and way of life. If a person is constantly told that they are "ugly" or "worth nothing", it might shape them into what they see in the mirror on a daily basis. Dark thoughts that result from bullying can lead to a dark way of life and even suicidal thoughts. Bullying should be a crime because it can lead to depression and suicide in some cases.
Many people would voice that bullying is, in fact wrong. Calling someone out of their name, and abusing them physically, doesn’t actually improve yourself. It does make the bully feel wonderful for a short amount of time, hurting someone else ' 'helps them deal ' ' with what 's going on in their own lives. Since we now have the Internet, more and more people are getting bullied even after school. Cyberbullying includes things as: inappropriate pictures, and posting nasty things about people. The major effect of bullying, is after the bully has gained ego points, the victim is left changed. Cyberbullying is the start of a new type of bullying.
Truly this is exactly why there is so much hate in this world. Every single person on this earth is "damaged" and every single damaged person fails to realize that they are not alone. This world consists of large masses of bodies lashing out at everyone around them. Many lashing out of fear that their trauma will repeat itself if they don 't hold up this fierce barrier between them and the rest of the world. This tends to create these large balls of negative energy fueled by anger, pain, sadness, fear, jealousy, and ultimately... hate. Eventually that energy will come crashing down. I 've said for several years now that we will be the one 's to end our entire world. We will, at some point, be the reason that the human
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