Name: Are you a Bullyrag? Naughty or Nice (in English)
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Author: Katheline Tate
ISBN: 9781728343792

portada Are you a Bullyrag? Naughty or Nice (in English)

Type

Physical Book

Publisher

Authorhouse

Author

Katheline Tate

Year

2020

Language

English

Pages

Format

Paperback

ISBN13

9781728343792

Synopsis "Are you a Bullyrag? Naughty or Nice (in English)"

Have you ever felt afraid, lonely or rejected? Do you ever feel that you lose control when someone teases you? Do you feel as though you are a target of being mistreated by others? Do you feel powerless and want to control or dominate others? If you answered yes to any one of these questions, then this book is definitely one that you should read because it will help you feel better about yourself and help you find your special place in the world. I wrote this book because as retired educator over the years I have witnessed many incidents of students and others who have felt rejected, humiliated and insecure because people have treated them in an unkind manner. Sometimes, a sneer, a look or unkind word can cause one to feel rejected. Bullying is an age - old problem and a menace to other people. People who bully others are often afraid of something, feel lonely and rejected. It is possible that they might have other negative behavior problems that cause them to bully others. Sometimes, bullies are insecure about themselves, have a low self-ego and fight these insecurities by causing others to feel insecure of fearful. Bullyrags tend to try to control or dominate others by teasing or bullying another person. They are looking for a way to feel powerful and controlling of others. If you are a target of a bullyrag, do not blame yourself. You are a unique person with a special physical appearance, disability, interests, race or sexuality. Learn to accept your unique characteristic and never yield to a bullyrag. Remember that you are the powerful one and the bullyrag is powerless and weak. There are many more similarities than differences in people. You can find them and learn to accept others as God made them.