when you was in school, you was a bully or you been bullied?

[zexen_lowe]

Slimebeast said:

zexen_lowe said:

pastro243 said:

zexen_lowe said:
I don't remember ever having seen a bullying case in my school, at least in my division. Maybe we were saints?

I think is something people from usa have, I havent seen bullying cases in my school either, maybe a fight like once every 2 years or something like that, there was no exclsive victim or bully, everyone pissed others with stupid jokes, and that would be it.

Likely because in recess most men where playing football, and other guys like e and my friends made other stupid thigs or stayed talking with the girls.

It really depends on which school you are, in some extremely poor locations you see what you could call bullying, with a minority of kids being delincuents.

Maybe it's one of the good things South America has...no bullying

Yeah, I mean, there were fights, surely, but not people picking on purpose over the weak, I never saw that happen here

I don't believe you. You must be blind or something lol.

In the West bullyuing is common in all skools, on all levels until high skool (but not at all as much on the university level). In almost every skool class someone or a couple of kids are bullied for being fat, ugly, nerdy, shy or whatever. Overall it's perhaps a bit less common among wealthy kids and in religious skools.

I don't know why it has to be so common. I remember that watching cartoons and films it always struck me as odd, because it's something I never saw. I don't mean that kids are saints here, they smoke, drink, take drugs and everything. But we don't have "jocks"...I know that because it's a concept it was difficult for me to grasp. Here no one cares what sport anyone does. I've never seen a group of "tough guys" trying to bully a weak one, I can assure you of that

 

And for the record, I went to a public, secular (is that the proper term? Whatever, non-religious) high school.

 

And I suggest, try not to pass as if you knew every single education system. I certainly don't think I know how it is in Sweden