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Have you ever been bullied? We all do it sometimes even if it is unintentional. Sometimes you just cant help it and it just comes out, but in order to stop bullying it has to start with you. Lets say that everyone does their part by not bullying, then there would be no more bullies of coarse you cant convince everybody to stop but as long as you do your part then it should go well for you. Yes there will always be those “cool kids” that think its fun to hurt other peoples feelings. You can be just as “cool” as those kids even without bullying. I really don’t see what type of satisfaction bullies get out of hurting people, to me those people are just insecure low lives that have to make fun of others to make themselves feel good because they are not satisfied with themselves. My advice would be to ignore them when you ignore a bully they slowly drift away if that doesn’t work then laugh along with them and eventually they will find a new victim. My research states that out of 100 students around 70 of them are bullied regularly. Those people are so low that they probably wont even m...

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