That’s because anti-bullying is being promoted by homosexuals. Interesting the girl they picked for this article is named Devine, also the name of a famous homosexual performer.
bullies bothering you? then stay off online sites...do not put your life out there if you can not handle the stress from a-holes.
and for safety sake do not put your life out there with your real name, address etc....
that being said, if you want to post in places like FR with a nice secure alias...well have fun....
1) don’t use Facebook or other social media.
2) learn to use the “delete” button for e-mail.
any chance that journalists where picked on in high school, and they never learned to get over it as adults.
50% of kids used the experience to build character and grow.
Thank goodness I only post on FR, where everyone’s universally polite.
We had a big kid on the block when I was 13 who terrorized all of us. His name was Mike. Mike was also known to try to make kids look at his private parts.
One day Mike stole my bike. He kept riding by me and taunting me. As he made another pass I had had enough and with all my might I hit him as hard as I could in the face. He was about 160 lbs and I could not have weight 100 lbs. Mike wore big black rimmed glasses. I had hit him so hard one of the nose pieces had pushed through one of his nostrils. Not only had I broke his nose he was bleeding all over the place. He was screaming and crying on the ground as he withered in pain.
I picked my bike up and road off. He never bothered me again.
Gee, I guess the “my way” lifestyle has finally come home to roost. For years, self esteem has replaced self respect, and now the poor darlings are realizing that esteem is just another way of saying “insecure”.
The elite want control over the internet badly.
Why are parents allowing their children to hang out on electronic media? That is an insane social environment and a waste of time for minors. It’s like sending them to hang out in da hood with the gangs, perverts and child killers.
We really don’t have to let them do what “everybody is doing.” I used to tell my sons “we are boycotting that” or “I am sorry you have mistaken us for a cool family, because we are not cool at all. We don’t do what everyone else does; we do what we want.”
Permitting children to invest their developing minds and personalities in such a dark and dysfunctional “community” is abusive and stupid.