i was bullied just for a little bit,and im glad i stoped it. i was bullied because a student decided just to do it because that kid thought he was Funny, but really it really hurt,like badly hurt. so thats why i LOVE this website. its a great choice to stand up insted of watch.
One day, Eva was in school when a year 4 boy Ashley started being rude to her saying ”Eva you are an idiot, your mum is so poor you buy your clothes from the charity shop and from the bin, so he said those stuff for a couple of weeks and everyday i started crying when i went home. So finally i decided to tell my teacher miss Sevens so she said ”just ignore him ”. So i did then the next day he called me another word so i told miss Sevens and she told me to write a list of all the things he’s been saying so i wrote all the things he said. TWO DAYS LATER, i’ve had enough so then i gave the list to her so she called Ashley over and said ”i’ve heard you have been bullying Eva”… the next day i felt scared of Ashley but he didn’t do anything he just said ‘sorry’ and we became friends.
THE END BY EVA
On the first day of school, I sat by my big brother. An older girl switched seats and sat by me. I didn’t want her to sit by me but she did. She pinched me. Ouch! A few weeks later, she sat by me again like she always did. She pinched me so hard that it left a bruise. My mom saw the bruise. My brother was sick the next day so I cried about having to ride the bus. I felt scared. Then my teacher said that my mom was going to pick me up. We went inside the building and I told my teacher what was happening on the bus. My teacher helped me stay safe. I still think about it. I learned it was bullying and it’s okay to tell an adult.
Any time I see a kid being bullied. I try to talk the bully out of it. If that doesn’t work, I go tell a teacher.
When i was in first grade i was bullied. A girl in my class i knew called me names every day she made me do things but one day i finally said to my mom i am being bullied so then my mom told my teacher and she said to the girl you are hurting her feelings so then she finally stopped.
When I went to the public school I was bullied from the time I was in Pre-K until my last year there which was 2nd grade. I even got kicked out of Pre-K for hitting the kid that was bullying me. Everyone used to call me names like "Germy" and make fun of me. It felt kind of like being killed and then revived again for them to start all over. Every time I told a teacher or an adult at school they told me ‘That didn’t happen" and then I got in trouble for telling. My Mom kept calling and going to school but the Principle and Councilor just told her that I was making it up, and that nobody was bothering me. Finally my Mom and Dad took me out of the school and put me in a public online school. Now I love going to school every day and I have all A’s which is really awesome, since I kept failing at the regular public school because I got tired of everyone not being nice. You see, I have a high I.Q. but I learn way different than everybody else because I have a behavioral disorder called Oppositional Defiance Disorder or O.D.D. and I can’t be still, so I was always interrupting the class, and that made everybody tease me more. Anyway, my name is Jeremy and I am 9yrs. old and that’s my story.
There was a girl that bullied me for two years. It felt like nothing was going to change, but one day for the first time I had enough! I stood up for myself and she finally stopped for a while. Then she did it again, my friends saw how upset I was and told an aldult. And that was the end she stopped for good!
I was just to be bullied every day at my old school. Older kids would like to pick on me because I used to like girl stuff and I would come home crying to my mom because I had felt like I was the only person in the world how was being picked on and that made me really really sad. My mom would tell me it doesn’t matter what other people think about what you like and to be proud of how you are inside of you and let it show. But most of the time it didn’t help. People would still ask me why I was so girly and people actually called me a girl not a little bit but a lot. So don’t be scared to be how you are inside of you but how you are on the outside and let it show.
Singer-Songwriter Cat London and her production team went to Middlesex High School (NJ) and asked students to volunteer their opinion on what it means to treat others #TheRightWay. Thanks to Vince Inciong, music teacher at MSH and videographer of #TheRightWay, their kindness initiative unfolded through the voice of his students.
#TheRightWay is a bullying awareness and kindness campaign that grew out of London’s song, “The Right Way.” The duet features two young people struggling with acceptance, empathy, and bullying. The song makes us recognize that we are the same, we feel the same pain, but we might not realize it.
We’re increasing awareness that we, as humans and peers, can achieve more through compassion, understanding, and willingness to dissolve barriers that perpetuate anger, hatred, and bullying.
A free download of The Right Way is available on NoiseTrade.com.