by there look on faces or if they are in a bad mood probably if they are quiet throughout the day and are not bothered to do any thing some time a child might have to take something for the bully or else they will harm them.
A student who got bullied at school learned to stand up for themselves and speak to a teacher for help, which led to the bully being confronted and the situation resolved. A child who experienced cyberbullying joined a support group for advice and empathy, finding comfort in sharing their experiences with others who understood. A teenager who was bullied because of their race found strength in their cultural identity and sought out allies who could help them address the discrimination they faced.
Sometimes to take out frustration and anger that has been built up over the course of them being bullied they bully others around them.
Depression is a major complication of being bullied and has led to several suicides. You also see kids that have been bullied lash out in rages of anger and do things like go on shooting sprees. There have been cases where the kids being bullied are physically abused to the point that they are permanently impaired or even killed. If you are being bullied, you must tell someone you trust to take action. Most teachers are sensitive to the issues of bullying.
Most people who are bullied will be hurt and perhaps angry at those who bullied them, but they will move on and realize that the people who bullied them usually have issues of their own that they take out on others.
You don't get bullied because there is something wrong with you, there is something wrong with the bully, either you might be alittle different and they want to point it out or they just like being mean. Tell your parents, make them take you out of that school, and avoid those who are being idiots and bullying you.
Often, if you are bullied-verbally or physically-your friends don't want to get involved in case the bully turns on them. They are afraid and don't know what to make of the situation so they buzz off. It's the sad truth... A good friend would take the risk, and support or defend the person being bullied. Some friends are not such good ones.
I would report it to local authorities or their boss
well, bullying is a horrible thing, people get mentally bullied, physically bullied and even sometimes so bullied that they suicide, about 23% of people die because of suicide and bullies, so if your getting bullied, take my advice, you know how teachers tell you to tell them? FIGHT BACK, how can you tell a teacher if your being punched in the face, so fight back, then tell them, if you get in trouble, say "i was only protecting myself." because its true.
One can start a conclusion about bullying by starting to stamp it out. Do not encourage bullies to continue in their ways. Make sure that you are helping those who are being bullied to stand up or take the time to intervene in a bullying situation to protect those who are being bullied. Take control of the situation, don't let the kids be left alone.
Not long at all.
it can take up to 6months-8months longer if the child you want to adopt has a disability