Cause And Effect Essay On Bullying

Bullying

Had you ever experienced getting bullied? The word “bullying” is a word that is very familiar and common around us. What is bullying? Bullying is an act of an aggressive and unwanted behavior that involves intimidating or physically harming another person. The person who picks on other people, bullies, tends to harm those people who seems weaker than them to make themselves feel stronger. Which we believe is an act of cowardice, like how a person brings other people down usually when there is a power imbalance. The victims of bullying usually get affected not only physically but also psychologically. They are more likely to experience depression and anxiety, they often have low-self esteem, feel loneliness more and have suicidal thoughts. Bullied victims are 7 to 9 percent more likely to consider suicide according to a study by Yale University and studies in Britain have found half of the suicides among youth are related to bullying. These kind of problems in the society needs to be stopped and we need to find a solution to it. What is the solution to stop bullying? Is it to eliminate the bullies?

Some people who are being bullied tend to not know they are already victims. If a person uses violence in order to control the other person and there is a repetition in this act of behavior, it is already

Together we can help those who are helpless so none would feel inferior nor superior to one another. We can see our own standards in a way that we don't belittle someone else's standards. Remember that if people are trying to bring you down it only means that you are above them and blowing someone’s candle does not make yours shine any brighter. Did you feel triggered by the words we spoke? Maybe it makes you laugh but what if it becomes the reason to become a threat for