Were you (or are you still) bullied at school?

Post Reply New Topic

No, I knew enough to know what people wanted to hear.. People would have bullied me if I didnt speak up.. I've always been good at making people laugh so I normally assault them with that.. I was just the kid no one knew but no one hated or talked to.. I was fine by that

I was bullied but it was back in the days when behavioural psychology for children just
wasn't taken seriously.I hadn't a clue why I was different so didn't know how to deal with
the situation.
I hope that nowadays kids are getting more support from the schools as no-one
should have to put up with bullying,regardless of whether they have ASD or not.
It's really the bullies who are in most need of being taught to change their behaviour.

The teachers never do anything about it though. Especially when I was.

I get panic attacks(they tend to involve a lot of crying) and during one at school a teacher told the class that i was just looking for attention and that they shouyld ignore me. b***h.
After that, every time i had one, or any anxiety/As induced reaction, all the kids would taunt me as an attention seeker.

yup I was..eventually just lost it and beat the living **** outta of a few of them

Jammy Bleep, i wish i did that, i was the one who got beat up.

I was bullied quite bad at school for being 'different'. I didn't know why I was so different from others until this year. I was also bullied in my last work place for the same reason.

At the time I thought I was being bullied for no reason, but since then I've come to realize that it was all as a result of dumb things I did/said.

Yep. Know how THAT feels...

Don't believe that. Responsible people don't start beating you up for saying dumb things.

There aren't any reasons to "justify" bullying. If you said dumb things than there were plenty of other options for them to choose besides bullying you.

Kids can be the cruelest creatures on earth, they are not as innocent as you think. For that reason teachers these days are far more vigilant about what goes on in the playground than they used to be in my generation when they were generally only concerned about proper behaviour in the classroom and in the playgound it was anarchy.

There were bullying incidents from when I was about 6 (including a teacher), but it got really bad after my family moved to the town I live in now when I was 9. I remember people laughing at me on my first day in class. From then until I left school I was bullied by practically everyone; I'm absolutely serious when I say that people I didn't recognize would shout things at me in the street.

I had one friend in senior school, but if she decided she wasn't speaking to me for some reason, she'd side with the bullies. It's only in the past few years I've actually realized how she used to treat me even when we were supposedly friends; putting me down in front of people, making out that any achievement I managed was nothing. It's funny how you can't see it at the time.

I was bullied until I finally hit someone really hard, so I don't get bullied anymore.

I had a best friend all through high school and it was funny after we graduated we even worked together for several years. It was after that I saw how our "friendship" worked. When I first got on this group I was reading a post about people who were Narcissists and it really made sense. She could act like a friend but could still always feel very superior so our "friendship" was ideal for her personality.

I don't know yet if I have aspergers or not but this is interesting. From preschool though middle school I was bullied by teachers. There was a few kids that tried to but I turned out to be a good fighter and they left me alone.

All the teachers were horrible though. My preschool teacher didn't like my mom so she hit me and kept me separated from the other kids. For the longest I didn't tell because I didn't know it was wrong. Took me years to figure it out. That woman should really be ashamed picking on preschooler.