Now i am definitely small for my age in the respect that their is no person in the year below me
that is shorter than me. This made me an obvious target for seniors to pick on me.
Well i didn't like that because i had a bit of pride so i decided to do something about it.
I would like to share that information with all of you.
The way people act towards bullying varies largely it's disgusting that people can turn a blind eye and even worse "Rockstar" games has developed a game called bully where you in a simulated environment beat up geeks and authority figures. This is the worst kind of game violence there is, it's not as gory as some, sure but the way it is portrayed......
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Signing UpStep 1: Identifying a bully
Attitude- if someone is very staunch and "im gonna get my way" about things this is an indicator
Actions-Obviously if someone goes around ruffing people up for fun they can't be a good guy.
Anger- If the person tends to get angry at small things and doesn't try to to talk about they are
under this classifications.
And remember don't act rash and lash out as soon as someone annoys you and be sure it's not yourself just overreacting and if any of the "A's" happen after you have provoked the person in any way stop and think why the hell did i do that there just gonna get mad











































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1. Dig into the bullies background. Find out everything you can about him. Who is his/her girl/boyfriend, what friends s/he has and on what terms is with them, what kind of family s/he coming from. Focus on those things you can later use against him like his/hers fears,allergies, body defects etc
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2 Assess the situation. How strong is your bully? Not just physical. As you said they had at one point some painful experience. Imagine how much pain and humiliation you can inflict on them by making them re-live it. Catch him when he's alone and insult him. You can even throw rocks at him. Make sure there will be no witness. Cary a pocket knife. Just in case.
3. Does your bully has an allergy (at pollen, dust , etc) Make sure you have the allergen at you next time he picks on you. Some allergies are are so severe in manifestation he can die from anaphylactic shock. Wouldn't that be great. Also you can get a pet like a snake or black widow and set it loose on your tormentor. And don't worry. Even if it dies, it will come as an accident so you won't get charged.
4. Is he physically stronger than you? Paralyzing spray is easy to find and carry around. Then trip him and pretend it was an accident.
5. Stalk him. He will have to make a walk alone at some point. Play nasty pranks on him. Glue his chair, throw scratching powder on his clothes, put your or other's things in his desk and make it come out as he stole them. The point is HUMILIATE HIM IN PUBLIC. With so many people around he won't dare to pick on you.
Do you think I'm a creep after giving these tips? Think at how misery that piece of s##t has brought into your life. Look into a mirror and think that he deserve it. And don't worry. He won't retaliate. Once he perceived you as a danger he won't even get anywhere nearby you. All you need is to make his/her/them afraid of you.
You say to first wrap an arm around the target's neck and then get behind them. This can be VERY difficult, especially if you have a size disadvantage.
My suggestion is a little simpler, and (loosely) based on an Aikido principle.
Instead of going for the neck, go for the shoulder from behind. This tactic would require the element of surprise and an exposed back, but then again, so does yours.
Place both of your hands on your target's shoulders. Push them forward to disrupt their center of balance, then quickly pull them back into you. You can optionally kick in the back of one of their legs to throw them off balance as well. This is a little more dangerous for the target, as you can cause whiplash in their neck, head injury if their head hits the ground as they fall, and you could potentially break their coccyx if they land on that directly instead.
In fourth grade, I was put into a headlock by a kid much taller and heavier than myself (unprovoked). The only thing I could manage was to bite his arm to get him to release me (and it didn't take long for that to happen). Attempting a headlock exposes you to that kind of risk.
(not really self defence but a good way to get them down)
Go behind them. Simultaneously grab thier shoulders and place your foot horizontally on the back of both thier knees. Push with your foot while pulling back on thier shoulders. They will instantly be on the floor and you will have the upper hand.
I can relate to you being bullied. I didn't have short problems like you growing up, I did how ever have troubles at home which made me a quiet thinker girl. Someone who always had her head in the clouds. Plus it didn't help that I looked like a home body and wore overly sized glasses. My mom thought it was some how cute. Anyways like you I had issues with people acting cruel to me, like spitting, beating up and other unkind things. Sometimes I had the whole class gang up on me and the teaches would mostly give out the common slap on the wrist est. The worse year was when I was in grade6 and it was the last day of class and this boy who was suppose to be my best friend and former neighbor was teasing me non stop. Then the rest of the class got in to the act which I ended up getting into a fist fight est. Every one started laughing. Even the principle and the teacher who were having a conversation just stood there laughing their heads off. I had to endure this the whole time until the bell rang. ;_( I already had some emotional issues from home and on top of that I had more from enduring the hell called grade school.
Later when I went to highschool it wasn't as bad but I did occationally still get some cruelty. My most memorable moment was when I got this guy to stop spiting on me in home economics. A little bit before each class, I would work on a drawing of what I though of him. Then after I added colour and planned on showing it to him in the next class. It was a character illustration of Joe Camel. Its what I thought of him since he always shot that nasty spit at me like a nasty gross camel. Needless to say he was totally shocked and impressed at the drawing that something like that can come from some nerd/piece of garbage like me. After that he was never mean to me again and I even gave him the illustration. He even treated me like friends.
Moral of the story is sometimes the unexpected things can stop and tame the mean ol beast. :)
sure musles may make other people think that its not worth it, but that one kid will always see you as the weak nerd who wont do anything.
im not saying put him in the hostpital, but a good black eye and bloody nose will set him straight.
i hate to say it, but some people need to get popped in the face once or twice to settle them down. ive seen it with enemies an freinds. my buddy dan used to run around talkin Shit to everyone who looked at him wierd lol. finally a kid gave him a black eye and bloody lip. he hasnt talked crap to anyone scince :)