How do you feeling after being teased or made fun of by your friends? How do you think kids feel when they fear leaving their house, just going into a public place, or places that are supposed to feel “safe”? Kids that feel that way about leaving their homes are traumatized, have depression, bad anxiety, panic attacks, or low self-esteem. Bullying nowadays is becoming a bigger and bigger problem every day. Bullying not only affects kids during their school years, but it can also affect their future when they are adults.
Many kids have been bullied or picked on at some point in their life, but there are some kids that are constantly bullied. People might not think it or see it, but the kids that are constantly being bullied are scared with …show more content…
To start, teen victims are more likely to have a poor adulthood. This is because bullying sinks in. It doesn't ever just leave. It's always stuck with the victim. They may have problems making new friends. This deprives them from social skills. Another result of teen bullying is that they are likely to have bad anxieties. This means they are nervous about everything. If you don't know what that feels like, put it his way. It's the way people feel before an SAT test or a test that will decide your future. On top of that, it's like there are a million people watching over your shoulders. Think about that. Having to feel that way constantly must be very hard to deal with. Agoraphobia is another disorder that victims can get. This leads to frequent panic attacks. Can you imagine having to worry about a possible panic attack at any time? The stress that adults must go through. All of this can be very stressful on one person. In some people, this can lead to depression. Depression is a very serious thing to deal with and should not be taken lightly. I could end this paragraph just by that sentence, but we need to be educated on how bullying can affect people even after the bullying has stopped. Remember the next time someone make fun of “that kid” that it's not just going that affect them that day, week, month, or year but possibly a lifetime.
Bullying is a very hard topic to deal with, but everyone
Many kids have been bullied or picked on at some point in their life, but there are some kids that are constantly bullied. People might not think it or see it, but the kids that are constantly being bullied are scared with …show more content…
To start, teen victims are more likely to have a poor adulthood. This is because bullying sinks in. It doesn't ever just leave. It's always stuck with the victim. They may have problems making new friends. This deprives them from social skills. Another result of teen bullying is that they are likely to have bad anxieties. This means they are nervous about everything. If you don't know what that feels like, put it his way. It's the way people feel before an SAT test or a test that will decide your future. On top of that, it's like there are a million people watching over your shoulders. Think about that. Having to feel that way constantly must be very hard to deal with. Agoraphobia is another disorder that victims can get. This leads to frequent panic attacks. Can you imagine having to worry about a possible panic attack at any time? The stress that adults must go through. All of this can be very stressful on one person. In some people, this can lead to depression. Depression is a very serious thing to deal with and should not be taken lightly. I could end this paragraph just by that sentence, but we need to be educated on how bullying can affect people even after the bullying has stopped. Remember the next time someone make fun of “that kid” that it's not just going that affect them that day, week, month, or year but possibly a lifetime.
Bullying is a very hard topic to deal with, but everyone