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Galina-37 [17]
2 years ago
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This is an interview about being bullied... please answer the questions below either one by one or write a paragraph or two abou

t your experince or both.
(if i post another question with same topic please do not answer in both questions for points or you will be reported).
What is your full name and title? (just make up a name if you do not want to share personal info)
when did your bullying start?
what was the reason you were bullied?
how old were your bulliers?
how where you effected at the time?
did you try to reach out when you were bullied?
how did you over come it, or did you ever?
how are you effected now?
if you were to see your bullier once more what would you say?
what would have you wanted to know when you were bullied?
what do you say to bulliers now?
English
1 answer:
Alika [10]2 years ago
8 0

Answer: Sarah Nelson

Explanation:

1. 4th Grade

2. We were in the same grade so only a few months.

3. Jealousy

4. 11?

5. Constant anxiety and panic attacks before/during school

6. No.

7. I went to therapy for a while and then she moved

8. Seeing people being bullied makes me mad, I still dislike the person that bullied me

9. I usually just insult them or fight them

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