snake4769 said:He is right though, the key is fear. If you make the bully believe you are going insane and threaten them or hurt them. They will leave you alone and find someone else.nukethetuna said:Pffft, what did you do? Headbutt them with your MASSIVE BRAIN? "I did it so anyone can" is not a valid defense. It's called anecdotal evidence, and in this case it ignores the significant differences in people and situations.erykweb said:Honestly, This has more to do with being smarter than everyone else. Even at age 7, I could talk around the system. And when you are smarter, people tend to get irritated with you. I was never bullied. Why? Because the first time 3 kids tried to beat me up they ended up on the blacktop bleeding from their noses and fat lips. And I rubbed it in. They were beat and they felt it every time I spoke a word to them. I was not bigger or stronger than they were- I was smarter. Now, once you reach adulthood, this tends to even out a bit; the gap of intelligence becomes smaller, but it runs on the same principle. If you are taught correctly, and brought up correctly, then it will not be an issue. So every time I hear someone say they were bullied by person x, or psychologically scarred by person Y, I have little sympathy. If you make a display of violence against them, that is good. But if you hit them where they feel it psychologically- no one will ever bother. Fear is an emotion, the easier to invoke it is, the better off you will be.
Bullied kids ARE weak. They are made that way by the bullies. But they are not at the beginning. If they are smarter than the bullies at their own game, then there is never a problem.
Also I think retaliating by scarring them psychologically and then rubbing in the fact that you beat them down constantly makes YOU the bully.![]()
It's possible that works on some bullies, but there are others who have support and who might even be legitimately crazy. They're not all a Harold.