Well Freshman year in High School, I got bullied quite a bit. But I've been through it and I'm going to give some advice to you being bullied so that you don't make the same mistakes I did. Here it goes...
1. Ignore the bully unless he is physically harming you.
Ignore anything that the bully says. He says your a "loser", "fag", calls you names and sh*t, ignore him. Think about it this way, why do you care so much about what the bully says? The bully might 'act' like he's superior to you, but inside they're probably an assh*le who gets pleasure out of making fun of others and physically harming others. If what the bully says IS getting to you, your best bet is to report it to the office or something. Of course, that never worked for me. So just keep ignoring the guy.
2. Stand up for yourself.
At worse case scenario, if you've just had enough of the guys sh*t, stand up for yourself, that's what I did. Like I had this prick Freshman year who was always harassing me and threatening me and I just got tired of it, so I stood up for myself. I was actually doing pretty decent until his 'buttbuddy' came in and joined the situation. So basically his buttbuddy chin checks me, while the bully has me grappled. In the end I got off lucky, guy broke it up and luckily no staff members saw or atleast reported the fight. Point is, you're going to fight a guy it should be a last resort. After I stood up to this guy, he really stopped talking sh*t as much and threatening me as much. I went from rep as "Mike the little p*ssy dude who you can walk over" to "Mike the dude who will stand up to you if you try and walk over him". Standing up to him really helped my reputation, although nowadays I know rep really doesn't matter. Now that those guys left, the school really has become a better place.
3. Bullies are cowards.
Yep, bullies are generally cowards. You catch them without there buttbuddy gang members and they'll be scared as f*ck. See most bullies have a gang mentality where whenever they beat up a guy there friends will be helping. Point is bullies are cowards.
4. Don't get mad at the bully and don't take what the bully says personally.
Don't get mad at the bully and don't take their words personally. If you get mad at the bully, that means you care too much about what the bully thinks. And this is really what the bully wants you to do, get mad, see that what he's saying is getting to you. If anything, laugh it off or come back with a witty joke. Just don't get mad at the guy because that could lead to worse things like you fighting the guy out of anger, which will just make things worse.
5. Reasoning.
This never worked for me, but try reasoning with the bully. Try to understand why the guy hates you so much, try to understand why he wants to kick your ass. If that doesn't work and you've tried ignorning him and telling a higher authority, it's probably time to fight.
6. Fighting is a LAST RESORT.
Fighting the guy should be used as a last resort. Fighting should only be used when everything else like ignoring the guy, telling a person of higher power or trying to reason with the guy doesn't work. The reason fighting is a last resort is because it can cause severe physical damage to both people and if a person of higher authority hears about the fight, you could get suspended. If the fight gets TOO serious, it could result in one or both of the guys going to the hospital. Fighting is a serious thing, please only use it as a last resort and try and not fight over stupid sh*t.
So if you're getting bullied, there's some advice from a guy who's been there.
1. Ignore the bully unless he is physically harming you.
Ignore anything that the bully says. He says your a "loser", "fag", calls you names and sh*t, ignore him. Think about it this way, why do you care so much about what the bully says? The bully might 'act' like he's superior to you, but inside they're probably an assh*le who gets pleasure out of making fun of others and physically harming others. If what the bully says IS getting to you, your best bet is to report it to the office or something. Of course, that never worked for me. So just keep ignoring the guy.
2. Stand up for yourself.
At worse case scenario, if you've just had enough of the guys sh*t, stand up for yourself, that's what I did. Like I had this prick Freshman year who was always harassing me and threatening me and I just got tired of it, so I stood up for myself. I was actually doing pretty decent until his 'buttbuddy' came in and joined the situation. So basically his buttbuddy chin checks me, while the bully has me grappled. In the end I got off lucky, guy broke it up and luckily no staff members saw or atleast reported the fight. Point is, you're going to fight a guy it should be a last resort. After I stood up to this guy, he really stopped talking sh*t as much and threatening me as much. I went from rep as "Mike the little p*ssy dude who you can walk over" to "Mike the dude who will stand up to you if you try and walk over him". Standing up to him really helped my reputation, although nowadays I know rep really doesn't matter. Now that those guys left, the school really has become a better place.
3. Bullies are cowards.
Yep, bullies are generally cowards. You catch them without there buttbuddy gang members and they'll be scared as f*ck. See most bullies have a gang mentality where whenever they beat up a guy there friends will be helping. Point is bullies are cowards.
4. Don't get mad at the bully and don't take what the bully says personally.
Don't get mad at the bully and don't take their words personally. If you get mad at the bully, that means you care too much about what the bully thinks. And this is really what the bully wants you to do, get mad, see that what he's saying is getting to you. If anything, laugh it off or come back with a witty joke. Just don't get mad at the guy because that could lead to worse things like you fighting the guy out of anger, which will just make things worse.
5. Reasoning.
This never worked for me, but try reasoning with the bully. Try to understand why the guy hates you so much, try to understand why he wants to kick your ass. If that doesn't work and you've tried ignorning him and telling a higher authority, it's probably time to fight.
6. Fighting is a LAST RESORT.
Fighting the guy should be used as a last resort. Fighting should only be used when everything else like ignoring the guy, telling a person of higher power or trying to reason with the guy doesn't work. The reason fighting is a last resort is because it can cause severe physical damage to both people and if a person of higher authority hears about the fight, you could get suspended. If the fight gets TOO serious, it could result in one or both of the guys going to the hospital. Fighting is a serious thing, please only use it as a last resort and try and not fight over stupid sh*t.
So if you're getting bullied, there's some advice from a guy who's been there.