The main thing is to talk calmly and firmly. For verbal and social bullying and for This not be useful/good: After saying something calmly, leave the threats of physical bullying. If you feel too upset to talk situation as soon as you can. Walk away as If you can get away somewhere safe calmly. calmly as you can (and if you need to, show fairly quickly. If you’re on the bus or your feelings when you get somewhere somewhere you can’t leave. safe). If you think the person will say something like make me ‘Just Another important thing is to use okay stop it’ or make it worse. For physical bullying hitting or language that doesn’t make the other — person annoyed. other sorts of hurting your body. If someone is stealing or If you feel in danger, tell someone breaking your belongings (you immediately. might need adult help immediately). Pretend you don’t care and act confident The main thing is that you act as though For verbal and social bullying. This might not be useful/good: you are unimpressed or you pretend you If you feel safe staying in the area. For physical bullying. don't care what they say or do. It is also If you can make quick jokes. If you feel too scared to talk important to use okay language that calmly or your voice might shake doesn’t make the other person annoyed. and show you are upset. One way to look confident is to use If you feel in danger (then you 'fogging' to distract or discourage the should tell someone person without making them annoyed. immediately). is making a joke or funny ‘Fogging’ comment that makes the other person think you don't care about what they say, or pretending to agree with them so they have nothing to bother you about. Find somewhere safe
The main thing is to talk calmly and firmly. After saying something calmly, leave the situation as soon as you can. Walk away as calmly as you can (and if you need to, show your feelings when you get somewhere safe). Another important thing is to use okay language that doesn’t make the other person annoyed. If you feel in danger, tell someone immediately. For verbal and social bullying and for threats of physical bullying. If you can get away somewhere safe fairly quickly. This not be useful/good: If you feel too upset to talk calmly. If you’re on the bus or somewhere you can’t leave. If you think the person will say something like ‘Just make me stop it’ or make it worse. For physical bullying — hitting or other sorts of hurting your body. If someone is stealing or breaking your belongings (you might need adult help immediately). Pretend you don’t care and act confident The main thing is that you act as though you are unimpressed or you pretend you don't care what they say or do. It is also important to use okay language that doesn’t make the other person annoyed. One way to look confident is to use 'fogging' to distract or discourage the person without making them annoyed. ‘Fogging’ is making a joke or funny comment that makes the other person think you don't care about what they say, or pretending to agree with them so they have nothing to bother you about. For verbal and social bullying. If you feel safe staying in the area. If you can make quick jokes. This might not be useful/good: For physical bullying. If you feel too scared to talk calmly or your voice might shake and show you are upset. If you feel in danger (then you should tell someone immediately). Find somewhere safe
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