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@5 unless your revenge means killing of course :) then he won't be able to do something back :p
but it doesnt pay unless you do the time.
Actually #5 when I was in school I had the same problem as the Op. I finally stood up to the guy who bullied me and ended up beating the crap out of him. He was too afraid to mess with me anymore after that. Sometimes you have to fight back.
Yeah, bullies are cowards at heart. They don't pick on kids who can fight back. Now that he knows OP is willing to physically harm him, he'll be too afraid to mess with him.
You may have gotten suspended, but he now know what you can and will do. Don't see this entirely as a problem, as it may have been your solution.
I had a very similar thing happen in my life. I can almost guarantee OP's problem is gone, after I punched my bully he left me alone.
I feel like most schools don't do shit about these problems which causes suicide among teens to happen because they just ignore the problem or make it worse. I once got jumped on my way to school, and because it "wasn't on school grounds" they didn't do anything and i was terrorized by the same assholes for the rest of my sophomore year
It's actually not worth it because the bully now knows he won't get in trouble, but the op will if the op lays a hand on him.
@#68 i accidentally dv you but I agree me and my mates stood up for people that were bullied (etc). mainly because we know what its like and enjoy fighting especially when they give a good one back moreblood is lesscrud
Screw the school as long as your not in trouble at home consider it a win
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Show it anywayso what you're saying is it's okay to bully someone, but when they finally stick up for themselves it's wrong? I think the school is in the wrong for not punishing the bully.
If they don't want to do shit about bullying, no they were not right to punish him for punching another kid. Either do your ******* job and punish the bully the first time or turn the other way when the kid finally stands up for themselves.
#22 maybe you should read your own picture.
#22 even though they never punished the bully when he got caught? schools have a horrible way of dealing with bullying and now that he has stood up to him it's likely to stop
That's what I always say. If your good at home. And you got back at the bully. It's a win-win
chuka81, it's called self defense. he was being harassed and his well being was threatened. when the school wouldn't step in to deal with it, he had to defend himself and was punished for doing so.
Gotta go for a nut punch. Make him feel the pain.
"there's no shame in attacking a criminals beanbag son" -Ron F#$@ing Swanson
If someone is essentially beating the crap out of you without much effort, it's not a fair fight. A fair fight is two equally matched people, just putting that out there.
might as well get in a few more punches now.
I'd still turn up and when they say something day well you didn't suspend him why should I
Don't lower yourself to his level OP. .you're better than that and if he bullies you again, file a police complaint as it's a criminal offence.
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You may have gotten suspended, but he now know what you can and will do. Don't see this entirely as a problem, as it may have been your solution.
Screw the school as long as your not in trouble at home consider it a win