09-11-2008, 09:50 PM
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heart on fire
Join Date: May 2007
Type: INFP
Posts: 7,352
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Originally Posted by Anja
I'm not prone to give advice but I can manage this much: Not responding to the bullying sometimes will work after a veeery tough trial period.
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This is a myth.
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Myths about child bullying, school bullying, school phobia, no blame etc
Ignore it
Never ignore bullying; bullies use provocation to elicit a response from their target and if you ignore it the provocation will get worse. When people say "ignore it" they mean "don't engage and don't respond". When bullying starts, recognise it immediately, keep a log of events, do your research, and get your parents and teachers involved. Be persistent. You have a right not to be bullied, harassed, assaulted or abused.
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