violence isn't the answer but sometimes there is no answer so it might as well be violence
- July 15, 2013
- RosesAtSunset
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i got bullied and harrased all of primary school and im still in high school but im still getting bullied but its not as bad as it could be the thing is most parents dont understand is 1) most teachers dont care if you get bullied i was constantly getting harrased so bad i considered wagging being expelled hitting them but there was to many to hit anything and everything to get away from my tormentors because teachers refused to take action and 2) most kids are afraid to tell there parents for fear of they the kids/teenagers should be able to handle their problems or there parents go over the top and people at school know your parents complained and you get harrased more.
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If my kids were bullied and the teachers/ head didn't want to do anything, I'd complain about the school, and if I had to, would change schools.
My mother was funny! :) Once one of my sisters got bullied at school, and the teacher and head didn't want to know... so mum in the end, went to find the kid at the end of school and scared her! Then the parents of that kid complained to the teacher and head, and mum said she didn't want to know back! :)
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i was bullied for most of my mandatory school career. i remember we used to always have those anti-bullying speakers come in and teachers would often take time aside during classes to discuss bullying. during those speeches, i would try to make eye contact with the people who bullied me. i wanted to see if they truly understood what they did to me, if they knew how much it hurt, if they knew how hard it was to get out of bed when i knew i'd have to see them.
but i never caught their gaze.
however, one incident showed me the depth of their ignorance and denial. we used to have our desks arranged in little blocks of four with two desks side-by-side facing two desks side-by-side. i was fortunate enough to have one of my bullies sitting in my group of desks, directly facing me. i got to see her ugly mind everyday for a year.
well, anyway, one day the teacher told us that conflicts are like snowballs. if you keep pushing them, they just get bigger. the best course of action is not to react and walk away so they would melt.
i tried to look jade in the eye during the spiel, but she didn't look at me.
shortly after the anti-bullying speech, we were filling out some inane worksheets and she was really tearing into me. after many months of silent contempt, i snapped and said something mean back.
she said, "you're just pushing the conflict more and making the snowball bigger. the cycle will never end if you keep doing that."
i was dumbfounded. i had no response. and you know what?
i wish i could go back in time to fucking punch that cunt in the face.
seriously, people that fucking dense will never learn. i wish i could go back in time and clock her real nice, make her bleed a little.
dumb fucks, all of them. fucking bullies.
kids, punch your bullies in the face while you can still avoid being screwed for assault. you'll get suspended but my god, you will attain catharsis.