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Bad Mouth Bullies Research Paper

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Bad-Mouth Bullies
These bullies crack jokes about you and your friends, making you feel bad. They will hurt your feelings and say hateful things, like “Yo mama” jokes, about your family. They will even go so far as to say bad things about your parents. These bullies hurt your spirit; physically, they won’t actually touch you. They use words and jokes, so try not to entertain them. Just stay away, and do not cheer them on by laughing at their jokes. These bullies are all smart talk.
What to do: They talk about you because deep down they are jealous. Do not listen to them, even though it’s hard. Ignore them; after a while, they will stop. Don’t let what they say upset you, because they really want to be like you. Just don’t listen, because …show more content…

Try not to be sad; be happy with who you are. These bullies are snobby because putting others down makes them feel more important than everyone else. Just stay who you are; appreciate what you have, because someone else is less fortunate than you are. Don’t let snobby bullies get to you. Pay them no attention. Cutthroat Bullies
These bullies are right under your nose. These bullies appear to be your friends, but they usually turn sour. They use and abuse their friendships. Mostly, these are the main bullies you need to watch out for because they will smile and laugh with you the whole time they are plotting against you. As soon as you turn your back, they will act against you. They are untrustworthy. They know a lot about you, but they are not your real friends, so be careful. They will never let you know that they are out to get you until it’s too late.
What to do: Follow your gut; don’t hang around cutthroat bullies, because their behavior isn’t right. Cutthroat bullies really like being around you, but they dislike the person you are. They will get others to pick fights with you by telling them lies about you. Stay away from these bullies once your gut feels something is wrong. Also, if you continue to hang around them, you could find yourself in fights and in trouble for things you didn’t do. Stay away if you can help

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