Jack Bully

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Why is Jack a bully to every body. Jack always being mean to me like hitting, pushing, throwing, all day at school. I tell the school principal and the teachers about it. They call his parents and his parents came to the school. When the parents come to the school because Jack need to be nice. Jack's parents was mad at Jack so they make Jack to be nice. Now, it you do tell an adult, but the bully keeps on doing it to you, and now he or she bullies other kids as well, that's when you tell your parents. Then your parents will go to the principal. Maybe he or she will call the bully's parents. What if the principal talked with the parents, and the bully keeps on bothering you like crazy, you have to be very strong, and have the courage to stand …show more content…

Jack was at the park. Jack thinks he is cool when he is a bully. The article Cool to Be Kind stated,'' many school are teaching teens how to tune in to others' feelings.'' When he was a bully. He was being mean to everybody. Then everybody start to being mean to him. He do not like to be upset because he like to be happy. Always remember one thing don't ever sink to their level of disrespect, try to make peace with them. Hopefully, I gave you good advice on how to take care of a bully. And hopefully this will never happen to you. Sometimes parents may not know if their child is being bullied. Some children are intimidated into secrecy. They may also keep quiet because they feel shameful that they have allowed this to happen. They may fear that the parents will either criticize them or that the parents will intervene in a way that will make everything worse. Always keep your patients no matter what they do. Also let them know how you feel when they bully you. Let them know that they are hurting you, and that they are hurting themselves. Always remember one thing don't ever sink to their level of disrespect, try to make peace with them. Hopefully, I gave you good advice on how to take care of a bully. And hopefully this will never happen to you. Some bullies are looking for attention. They might think bullying is a way to be popular or to get what they want. Most bullies are trying to make themselves feel more important. When they

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