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higejolly wrote:

ADVICE: You can creep them out enough so they will go away.
EXAMPLE
Bully: [Insert insult here]
You: *Opens eyes wide, opens mouth half way, put on a creepy smile, starts breathing through mouth*
If you do it long enough, they will go away. For added effect, stick your tongue out a little.

Yes and you get dubbed a freak for the next 6 semesters.

brettman98 wrote:

Andres-Vander wrote:

Enzo1997 wrote:

Bring a knife to school, it solves everything... seriously, it makes you look a lot scarier... they'll get off your case, at least that's how it worked for me...

That is illegal. Since I am not sure whether or not you are lying, I will try to contact your local police. This is not a joking matter, bringing weapons to school is a seriously grave matter and no risks can be taken.

What're you gonna do?

Ahem, police officers Enzo1997 brought a knife to school. I'm not sure of his real name, or where he lives, or what school he goes to, but, uhm, there you go! 

tootootoo wrote:

"Tattling" isn't really tattling in this case because if someone is being mean to you and you ask them to stop and they don't , then the first thing you should do is tell a trusted adult. You should do this because aduts are bigger than kids and they can help kids a lot. You should never handel a situation like this on your own. If you tell an adult they will give them a punishment probably and if they keep doing it it could lead up to getting them expelled or worse than that. But you should always depend on a trusted adult. Don't think getting them in trouble is nessacarily good,though.

Also, don't be afraid that, if you tell on them, the bully will try to get his revenge on you in the end. Just keep on telling, until this kid realizes he should give up and stop.

And wow, you guys got into this.

SpriteMaster wrote:

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

Actually, tattling will not make it worse. It will only help you solve your problems faster. What those people on your bus are doing is called bullying, a minor type of bullying (teasing kind, I guess?) Anyways, just tell a trustworthy school teacher or a counselor. I recommend to not tell the bus driver. Or, simply tell your parents.
Don't be one of those six out of ten teenagers/children who didn't tell someone about being bullied or their problems. Ignore everything he says.

Sunrise-Moon wrote:

kimmy123 wrote:

Tell your parents ·ω·

SpriteMaster wrote:

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

If you are being bothered, it's not tattling. Plus, talling doesn't matter when this happens. Tell your parents or tell the school. It's sure to work.

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?

Try threatening/swearing at them. That's what I do to these weird fat girls in our class. 

Zoomreddin wrote:

Chatter wrote:

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?

Try threatening/swearing at them. That's what I do to these weird fat girls in our class. 

I don't think thats quite what he wants. 

I give up then 

recycle49 wrote:

Eat them, thats what i would do

Is that supposed to solve everything? Well, at least it'll get people to be afraid of you.    Still, that was a pretty creepy suggestion. I hope you've never tried that. That's cannibalism.