What is Bullying?

Bullying comes from the word bully, which means 'thug'. They are physical and psychological abuse of an aggressor against the victim. "Until the 70's, was not interpreted as violence, but it was part of social relations and the maturation of children, or even as a joke," said Cleo Fante, a researcher on the subject. This act involves nicknames, rumors, threats, criticism, isolation and physical aggression. 

School 
Often the victim gets to be targeted from the 5th and 6th grade of elementary school.These are not mere "pranks" of bad taste, after all, the bullying goes beyond the psychological or physical limits. The student feels powerless in the situation and is at bay, and did not find anything fun about it. 
On the internet 
The Internet is an easy place to depreciation of the victim. You can create fake profiles and blogs, spread gossip, photos, putting this person in very embarrassing.Then, when she leaves home and goes to school, for example, ends up being the target of several comments. 
At work 
Called the bullying, the adult version of bullying can come both the head and co-workers. Persecution and closely marked in time to perform the function or unfounded criticisms are some forms of abuse committed in the environment. 
Get a grip! 
Learn to put yourself, and not impose itself prove an easy prey. Who applies the bullying is because they want to hide an insecurity and seeking a victim that is easy to fill the bag. 
What to do: 
Children and young people should tell the parents and school officials. Among adults, the ideal is to write down the date, time and place have been abused and, if possible, gather witnesses. If the bullying continues, he may go to court. 

Kisses and Stay Strong!