Taking A Stand

391 Words1 Page
bulb-icon

Recommended: Conclusion to handling conflict

I see myself taking a stand when something I'm passionate about or someone I care about is being threated. I have had to decide through my life when it is necessary for me to take actions on such. I believe that taking a stand will put you in an awkward situation, but you will be happier that you did so. My friend group in high school was a huge group of 20 something girls. Within this big friend group, there were separate groups, but we were all friends. There were a couple girls in the group that were complete bullies. They would find any reason to pick on each other behind one another's back. The sad part is, no one would stick up for whomever was getting picked on. Although they never talked smack about you to your face, word would

Show More
Related

  • Eleven By Sandra Cisneros Analysis

    442 Words  | 1 Pages

    As you can see in the story ¨Eleven¨,is that you need to learn to stand up for yourself and if you don’t, bullying and everything else is not going to go away. So next you see someone getting picked on or even you will you stand

    Read More

  • Personal Narrative: The Witch Of Blackbird Pond

    421 Words  | 1 Pages

    Have you ever had to be brave like stand up to the bully , or walk in the dark. Brave, ready to face or indure danger or pain,or showing courage.Thats exsactly what I was perpared for when I had to stand up to one of my rude friend. I knew I had to stand up to her because if I didn't she would keep walking over me. This is the time that I had to be brave and tell my friend that is was not ok with her doing what she was doing.

    Read More

  • Importance Of Taking A Stand

    1018 Words  | 3 Pages

    The most effective way to achieve something in our world also happens to be the most difficult to do. The two most effective methods of achieving something is taking or winning. Taking a stand is the most courageous act a person can do because often times they are going against the common belief of the people around them. All great leaders have one thing in common and that is that they are brave enough to take a stand. Taking a stand is more important and has a bigger effect on the world than winning does.

    Read More

  • Bully Documentary Analysis

    149 Words  | 1 Pages

    Another way people have stood up against bullying is by making websites or foundations that help teens have more self-esteem. According to an article on “Reading Eagle”, and “WeStopHate.org”, WeStopHate helps teens to not become bullies themselves, not

    Read More

  • Should Cyber-Bullying be a Criminal Offense?

    772 Words  | 2 Pages

    What if you were stuck in a situation with someone cyber-bullying another? What would you do? If you you really don’t want to rat your friend out for their actio...

    Read More

  • Conflict Reflection Paper

    993 Words  | 2 Pages

    These tendencies tend to be fairly consistent regardless of my location. Whether I am at home, work, with friends, or in the company of strangers, I repeatedly use the same methods in conflict. The only slight difference may be my behavior in conflict at home and with close friends. If I feel comfortable around someone, I am more likely to open up about my honest feelings around the conflict at hand. However, I make sure that I speak the truth through a loving, understanding, and empathetic

    Read More

  • The Types and Effects of Bullying

    721 Words  | 2 Pages

    ...ey are not concentrated and are afraid what the bully will do or say to them. Bullies are at risk for problems to, they may become violent and as they get older they could possibly have a criminal record. They could possibly end up loosing their group of friends as they get older. They could even ending up failing school and not having a good job when they grow up. Some bullies act they way they do because they have been hurt by bullies in the past even a parent or another adult. Some bullies actually have personality disorders that don’t allow them to understand normal emotions like guilt, empathy, compassion, or remorse.

    Read More

  • Bully And Bystander Similarities

    599 Words  | 2 Pages

    " The world will not be destroyed by those who do evil, but by those who watch them without doing anything"- Albert Einstein. Being a bully and being a bystander has some similarities and differences. Some of the similarities are they both feel guilty, cause the target to feel pain, target a certain type of person, and face consequences. Some of the differences are the bystander encourages the hand the bully might be the cause of suicide. Which is worse a bully or a bystander? A bystander is worse because they feel guilty, they don't do anything to help the victim, they get stuck in the middle of everything, and they encourage the bully.

    Read More

  • Bullying Persuasive Essay

    1080 Words  | 3 Pages

    Firstly, some audiences may say that going against the bully will make the situation more complicated , and the victim should tell an adult instead. What many do not realize is by the time the student can tell the teacher the bully has already attacked the victim. In certain cases, bullying can get physical and the victim does not have an opportunity to notify someone. In this scenario the victim 's best defense against the bully is to stand up against him. Bullying is often defined as using superior strength to torment another being. If the victim was to show that he has the strength as well it could potentially help the victim. By the victim standing up for himself the bully knows that the victim will not just take the bully without fighting. In conclusion, by the victim standing up to the bully, the victim will show the bully the he has strength to fight

    Read More

  • Descriptive Essay About Christmas

    2179 Words  | 5 Pages

    We all need a shoulder to cry on every once in a while. Bullying is happening in schools all across America and teens need to start helping those who need it the most. We need to start taking action and stop being petrified to fight for what we contemplate is right. Nonetheless, I admit that maybe before I lived these instants of bullying with my friend that I would have been fossilized at a time that I needed to take action. It is daunting to stand up to an aggressor that is intimidating. The fear of being a victim yourself can overpower your desire to step in and help. We are prone to protect ourselves and then protect others, but our self comes first. But on the other hand, if one person steps up, the upshot will be that others will follow and the bullying chain will

    Read More

  • The Importance Of Standing Up For What You Believe In

    328 Words  | 1 Pages

    Standing up for what you believe in is extremely important. About two years ago I was very quite and soft-spoken. Although this, I never held back from speaking my mind and that gained the respect of many people. You have to show people that your thoughts and feelings are special and are worth something. If you let others get in the way of your own beliefs then you will never be okay with what you truly think.

    Read More

  • Literature Review: Behavioural Responses of Student Bystanders in Situations of Bullying

    1110 Words  | 3 Pages

    One generally noted concept in all of the articles was the taxonomy used for bystanders. The authors utilized the four categorizations of bystanders, established by a previous researcher, in order to study predictors and behaviours of their actions. Bystanders can be grouped as assistants, reinforcers, outsiders or defenders (Oh & Hazler, 2009; Thornberg, 2007; Trach, Hymel, Waterhouse & Neale, 2010). Those who actively support bullying by maintaining the victim for the bully are called assistants (Oh & Hazler, 2009). Less directly involved, are the supporters of bullies who provide positive feedback thus establishing their role as a reinforce...

    Read More

  • Persuasive Essay On Bullying In School

    1001 Words  | 3 Pages

    First and foremost, students should stand up when a bully is teasing, insulting or physically threatening them. They should tell the bully that they are uncomfortable with the treatment. At the same time, the victims should

    Read More

  • Reflection On Bullying

    1101 Words  | 3 Pages

    As a friend, partner, classmate, family member, etc. you are in a unique position to do something about abuses you see. I strongly believe in order to combat bullying efficiently, is by starting with the bystanders and showing them in their view what it would be like to be the victim in a bullying situation and have them respond how they might want their friends, family, bystanders react and potentially help them. Bystanders react in three ways, watch because they are afraid, encourage the bully, or help the situation in many different ways. Bullying is a major life affecting issue that will be resolved one day and there are steps in achieving this goal which will begin with understanding and addressing the physiological thoughts in the bystanders and just remember, “treat others how you would want to be treated” many people forget this simple way of life. Less conflict results when one shows kindness and understanding. However don 't become ignorant to the issue because it will always be there, but you have the opportunity to make a difference wherever you might be in any situation. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but do not confuse opinion with just unnecessary, hurtful speech because you could really damage someone 's

    Read More

  • Definition of Bullying

    899 Words  | 2 Pages

    ...ow to deal with bullies in case they face it themselves, and especially when they witness it.

    Read More

More about Taking A Stand

Open Document