Usually when someone in school calls you names it is because they are insecure about themselves. By putting someone else down, they feel that they have built themselves up. Show you are the one that is secure, the one that is strong. Give a short laugh and say that is funny. Now take control of the conversation by talking about something that everyone is interested in. The next time they say the same thing, give them a blank look perhaps and a quick "heard it" and ignore them. They will only continue it they get feedback from you or the crowd. Ok, if you really want to meet them at their level with a "comeback", try something like this. The condescending look (practice in the mirror) then a very dry, slightly drawn out "yea", then turn to the rest of the group and politely say, "So, does anyone have something intelligent to say, perhaps something of interest?". There may be a moment of silence, so take the stage and start in with something that is of interest to the group. Best of luck, 13 is only one year of your life. Be thankful that college is nothing like high school.
Rude people are an excellent source of insults. Also Chavs
Why would you need insults? Lesbians are people too don't diss them
Says the murderer....
i will react as i will answer a normal person
People may stop laughing at Joe's insults towards Janie's body once they realize that it is hurtful, disrespectful, and inappropriate to make derogatory comments about someone's appearance. When empathy and respect take precedence over humor, people tend to stop finding such insults funny.
Cyberbullying is harmful because it's insults people.
If you played hide and seek, no one would want to find you.
Atticus believes that insults like "nigger-lover" are hurtful and reflect ignorance and prejudice. He teaches his children to rise above such insults and to treat all people with respect and compassion, regardless of their race.
If you got somethin to say, say it to my face. O i forgot, yaw aint real!
People tend to remember insults more than compliments due to the negativity bias in our brains, which makes negative experiences stick more easily. However, compliments can also leave a lasting impact, especially if they are genuine and meaningful.
I hope you go to Oblivion! I hope you fall off High Hrothgar!
Because a lot of people think the show is the childish.