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I was never picked on in too much in school, except for the guys who think its flirting. There was a kid on our bus who was picked on a ton though and it got really scary for a while. The kids would throw really hard stuff or really messy stuff, and no they didn't care who they hit on accident. He always sat in the front nearest to the driver he could. He as quiet mostly except when he'd get really hard and then he'd tweak and yell about how lame they were and all those other fun threats. These guys were used to getting in trouble though, and really, i think two got suspended from the bus for a while, and still they didn't quit. Violence would have never worked, because again, these guys would've probably loved to see this poor kid try and fight them.
Basically he did about everything you guys mentioned except blow up the bus. Moral: blow up the bus, its the only thing that'll stop them!
Just kidding. Seriously though, the whole bus started getting really afraid that he would do that. finally me and pleanty of other people started sticking up for him. It was horrible watching him get hit so much and picked on. At first it was just a few girls yelling at the bullies, then a few guys too. Soon half the bus was telling them to quit it and shut up. And eventually even their friends were feeling put out, so they just sort of quit. They stopped throwing stuff especially. A few insults remained but someone else would yell shove it and they'd quit.
Basically my advice, and considering i just graduated high school this year, its at least recent and hopefully good, but i'd say, try and play on the pity of your classmates. It took a long time for us to say anything because this kid was really weird and he freaked us all out. So be as normal as you can to make other kids comfortable with you. try and be friendly. just make the other kids relate to you so they realize how much it would suck if they were you. if you can, maybe talk to someone, crazy idea, but if you're nice, they'll be nice too. Girls are especially empathetic, so try and relate to them. Be polite, girls like that too. along with that, i guess i'd also talk to the bus driver or some authority. If you have a few friends on the bus, you won't seem so cheap for tattling, they'll understand, and defend you for that too.
Good luck, i hope it all works out
Basically he did about everything you guys mentioned except blow up the bus. Moral: blow up the bus, its the only thing that'll stop them!
Just kidding. Seriously though, the whole bus started getting really afraid that he would do that. finally me and pleanty of other people started sticking up for him. It was horrible watching him get hit so much and picked on. At first it was just a few girls yelling at the bullies, then a few guys too. Soon half the bus was telling them to quit it and shut up. And eventually even their friends were feeling put out, so they just sort of quit. They stopped throwing stuff especially. A few insults remained but someone else would yell shove it and they'd quit.
Basically my advice, and considering i just graduated high school this year, its at least recent and hopefully good, but i'd say, try and play on the pity of your classmates. It took a long time for us to say anything because this kid was really weird and he freaked us all out. So be as normal as you can to make other kids comfortable with you. try and be friendly. just make the other kids relate to you so they realize how much it would suck if they were you. if you can, maybe talk to someone, crazy idea, but if you're nice, they'll be nice too. Girls are especially empathetic, so try and relate to them. Be polite, girls like that too. along with that, i guess i'd also talk to the bus driver or some authority. If you have a few friends on the bus, you won't seem so cheap for tattling, they'll understand, and defend you for that too.
Good luck, i hope it all works out