Scratch

I do, but they make fun of that. Which is why it isn't an option. It's been going on since _th grade, which was a while ago.

Just stay ignoring. Try it, they will stop soon.

kimmy123 wrote:

Tell your parents ·ω·

SpriteMaster wrote:

"Tattling" will make it worse. What should I do?

ihaveamac wrote:

Sunrise-Moon wrote:

kimmy123 wrote:

Tell your parents ·ω·

SpriteMaster wrote:

"Tattling" will make it worse. What should I do?

kimmy123 said parents, not the school.

That's still tattling.

Sunrise-Moon wrote:

ihaveamac wrote:

Sunrise-Moon wrote:

kimmy123 wrote:

Tell your parents ·ω·

kimmy123 said parents, not the school.

That's still tattling.

Then sorry, but this is like a question that has no answer.

Sunrise-Moon wrote:

ihaveamac wrote:

Sunrise-Moon wrote:

That's still tattling.

Then sorry, but this is like a question that has no answer.

It's impossible to beat a bully by yourself?

Yes, just stand up to them, and they'll be so surprised that they'll stop making fun of you.

This is what you do when you're in an arguement and they decide to bring up your mom:

Them: YO MAMA-
You: Shut up, this arguement is between me and you. Not me and my mom.

Works every time. 

littletonkslover wrote:

tell him to shut up and stop trying to act like the bee's knees

Most people that make fun of others are just real life trolls- they want to get a reaction out of the other person, so that'll just make it worse.

Sunrise-Moon wrote:

littletonkslover wrote:

tell him to shut up and stop trying to act like the bee's knees

Most people that make fun of others are just real life trolls- they want to get a reaction out of the other person, so that'll just make it worse.

i works just fine for me


oh wait punch them it works a lot better, usually they'll just go swearing off into the midst

TheGameMaster1231 wrote:

My fav thing to say:

"Captin Crunch crunches on your face, doesn't he? I bet that's how your face got to be so ugly"

It should take them a while to think of something to say, and if it takes more than a few seconds, then you can consider yourself the winner of the arguement.

They could use badder insults with bad words in them 
(If they know them)

Last edited by kimmy123 (2011-04-13 16:08:21)

littletonkslover wrote:

Sunrise-Moon wrote:

littletonkslover wrote:

tell him to shut up and stop trying to act like the bee's knees

Most people that make fun of others are just real life trolls- they want to get a reaction out of the other person, so that'll just make it worse.

i works just fine for me


oh wait punch them it works a lot better, usually they'll just go swearing off into the midst

That would probably do it, actually. It's like feeding the trolls so much that they throw up  .

SpriteMaster wrote:

Some people on my bus just make fun of me nonstop for no reason. Ignoring isn't an option at this point. "Tattling" will make it worse. What should I do?

First of all, it matters where you're sitting. If you're sitting at a close distance from the boys, I suggest you move further away or at least near someone you know that can cover for you. If the problem continues, just tell a person or persons of higher authority and I'm sure they'll be glad to help. Also, don't be afraid to speak out against them. Trust me, I've had my days of being teased. I was once coiled on the ground, being kicked numerous times by a bunch of boys in my grade. Luckily, I wasn't hurt, but I realize the subject is about you, so let's get back to it. If the boys are younger, older, or the same age as you, it doesn't matter. You have to know that you have to protect yourself. If it gets really out of hand, there is times where you have to fight back. I'm not saying violence is the answer, but it is in some cases. However, this seems too small of a deal for you to be kicking and punching. Like I said earlier, just tell someone of authority (i.e. the bus driver, your teacher, the principal). Have you talked this over with your parents? If not, I really think you should confront them about it.