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Final Thoughts
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Verbal bullying thrives in silence, but it doesn’t have to win. By fostering courage, empathy, and accountability, we can transform hurtful words into stories of resilience.
Social bullying involves intentionally harming someone’s relationships or social status. It thrives on exclusion, gossip, and manipulation, often flying under adults’ radar.
Harassment: Sending cruel messages repeatedly.
Doxing: Sharing private information without consent.
Fake Profiles: Creating accounts to impersonate or mock someone.
Punching, slapping, or tripping.
Stealing or destroying belongings (e.g., breaking a toy).