Stop the bullies
I will not stand for this
Everyone Feels This PainShow your support
"For those of you who have come here not knowing the story behind it, someone started a hate post. People anonymously posted the names of people they hated. Many of my friends were cited by these anonymous people. One person told a story of how someone at her school killed herself from being bullied, and how she hated the bullies for doing that. Many, many people then turned around and began to mock this person.
It is for that reason that this banner was started, and I hope it shall continue despite what has happened."
Interesting article about adolescent girl's behavior. (It's long, but there's a lot in it.) "For years, psychologists who studied aggression among schoolchildren looked only at its physical and overt manifestations and concluded that girls were less aggressive than boys. That consensus began to change in the early 90's, after a team of researchers ... started interviewing 11- and 12-year-old girls about their behavior toward one another. The team's conclusion was that girls were, in fact, just as aggressive as boys, though in a different way."
Everyone Feels This PainShow your support
"For those of you who have come here not knowing the story behind it, someone started a hate post. People anonymously posted the names of people they hated. Many of my friends were cited by these anonymous people. One person told a story of how someone at her school killed herself from being bullied, and how she hated the bullies for doing that. Many, many people then turned around and began to mock this person.
It is for that reason that this banner was started, and I hope it shall continue despite what has happened."
Interesting article about adolescent girl's behavior. (It's long, but there's a lot in it.) "For years, psychologists who studied aggression among schoolchildren looked only at its physical and overt manifestations and concluded that girls were less aggressive than boys. That consensus began to change in the early 90's, after a team of researchers ... started interviewing 11- and 12-year-old girls about their behavior toward one another. The team's conclusion was that girls were, in fact, just as aggressive as boys, though in a different way."