The word abuse has a much stronger connotation than "bullying" which is usually associated with teasing. The former, however, is typically associated with emotional and/or physical harm on the body. If someone is being "bullied" and it involves harm on the body, then it could definitely go hand-in-hand with abuse.
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c. whether one party is a teacher or other trusted adult
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An example would be good things, like a wedding or date or anything positive.
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short term
Extreme sensitivity to touch, sound, and sight
Intense happiness
Anger/irritability
Paranoia
Decreased appetite
long term
Headaches
Convulsions and seizures
Heart disease, heart attack, and stroke
Mood problems
Sexual trouble
Lung damage
HIV or hepatitis if you inject it
Bowel decay if you swallow it
Loss of smell, nosebleeds, runny nose, and trouble swallowing, if you snort it
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