What Makes Me To Verbally In Elementary School?

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Everyone almost all of the time experience intellectual, emotional, spiritual, or physical courage and that changes individual in certain way. I have experienced physical courage when I was bullied verbally in elementary school. I remember the day like it was a week ago. I was really nervous to go to my first day of class in 4th grade because I moved to America a week before school started. Since I couldn’t speak or fully understand what the students were talking about, they used to verbally bully me and make fun of me. I was basically in this routine of getting bullied almost everyday. Instead of fighting back, I used to go to my ESOL classroom and stay there the whole day. However, after I started speaking thoroughly and understood what is being said, I think anyone was able to push me around the place …show more content…

I said to myself that, “It is best for me to just ignore them and relax.” This was the case for only the two-third of the school year. Later, things started going south. They knew that they couldn’t break me by calling me names or saying negative things to me. Therefore, they told me such cruel words about my parents and that just pushed my button. One thing for sure that is I love my parents more than anything else in the world and if I see them get hurt or someone saying negative things about them, then I go crazy wild. Even though I was small compared to the bullies, I have experienced physical courage by fighting them and shutting them down. The fight was horrible. It was like three of them verses one of me, but I managed somehow to fight all three. Later, they came to me to apologize for what they said. Since then, they never tried to bully me again or tried talking to me. Honestly, I don’t break down if other people call me names or tease me but when it’s about my parents or siblings, I break down every time with rage and

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