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-Exercise regularly. Physical activity plays a key role in reducing and preventing the effects of stress. ...
-Eat a healthy diet. ...
-Reduce caffeine and sugar. ...
-Avoid alcohol, cigarettes, and drugs. ...
-Get enough sleep.
Here are some of such reasons:
1. physical punishment - parents can sometimes beat or smack their children for doing something wrong even though technically that is illegal now
2. emotional abuse - parents may neglect their children and not be around for them when they need them
3. financial issues - sometimes parents have a lot of children and not have the means to support them
4. alcohol/drug abuse by parents - which may cause them to become aggressive
5. stress at work - which may make them agitated
Bxmb threat is one of my favourites
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*<u>Suffer more psychological stress</u>: While being compared to other types of bullies, in this case they would suffer from more emotion stress.
*<u>Have trouble fitting in</u>: The bullied victims would often have a hard time socially than their peers. They are more often ignored by their peers because sometimes nobody even recognizes that they are there.
*<u>Struggle in school</u>: The victims would most likely feel very unsafe when they are in the presence of their school.
*<u>Cannot manage emotions</u>: They may unintentionally prompt some children to often bully them again. They may start to carry weapons with them to school, with a lack of trust issues.
*<u>Suicidal Thoughts</u>: The victims also start to wonder if their lives can get any worse, and to stop all the pain they might think that death is the only way out. Well it's not.
