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In reply to the discussion: Effects of Bullying Last Into Adulthood, Study Finds [View all]caseymoz
(5,763 posts)20. The article said ten years?
Ten years to get over it? Try decades. Try a lifetime.
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I didn't know that about Dumbya. That is awful. It is even more awful that someone like that could
raccoon
Feb 2013
#29
those of us who lived it know it shapes who you become. Overcoming the effects
BlancheSplanchnik
Feb 2013
#65
I agree that this is a strict definition of bullying, but I think it's legitimate.
DaveJ
Feb 2013
#36
I don't understand why you are standing up against the misuse of the term 'bully'.
DaveJ
Feb 2013
#44
I dread high school for my daughters although I know they probably (hopefully) won't
Jennicut
Feb 2013
#41
you know, back when I was in the prepubescent/early pubescent age group when bullying is probably
Douglas Carpenter
Feb 2013
#21
I would only say and say from experience that one does not want to over dose on stewing about the
Douglas Carpenter
Feb 2013
#57
I left school in 9th grade, lied about my age, and passed my GED at 15, just to get away
The Flaming Red Head
Feb 2013
#68