i got a problom

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    sammy1234posted 13 years ago

    hi hub pages .you see my little cousin has these mean girls picking on her at school. what she do

    1. katiem2 profile image61
      katiem2posted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Girls can be really mean and yet trouble is always gonna be around.  I'd tell her to ignore trouble.  If they get really out of hand tell someone she trust or have an adult talk to the principal. 

      Bullies tend to interview others to see if their someone they can get away with harassing.

  2. luvpassion profile image63
    luvpassionposted 13 years ago

    See if you can get them all together to work out their differences and become friends. Do you know why they are picking on her? smile

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      sammy1234posted 13 years agoin reply to this

      no they just are like on and off friends. like first nice then mean then nice then mea then nice then mean

      1. luvpassion profile image63
        luvpassionposted 13 years agoin reply to this

        Ignoring a problem will seldom make that problem go away...also I would only consider getting the principle involved as an extreme last resort, in many instances this will simply alienate others.

        If she is unable to continue a friendship with these girls, she should consider hanging with another crowd. Make new friends  A first nice then mean freindship is not healthy as it causes low self esteem.

        Avoiding confrontation is important, perhaps a different hang-out where she can make new friends.

        smile

        1. katiem2 profile image61
          katiem2posted 13 years agoin reply to this

          Often times bullies are just that and work hard to make the parents feel they have worked it out and then go back to the bully techniques.  I work with kids and deal with this on an ongoing basis.

          Hurting kids hurt other kids and it's only when you get to the root of their real problems and solve them they stop lashing out at other kids, or someone they can lash out at, the offender in their lives is probably to big and controls the situation.

          Bullies often are victims themselves.

          1. luvpassion profile image63
            luvpassionposted 13 years agoin reply to this

            I'm sure you're right Katiem, however kids can be cruel for no other reason then peer pressure. It wasn't too long ago that I was in school and I remember often we would form groups. Each would stick with their group, cheerleaders, bandmembers nerds etc.

            Often to avoid confrontation becoming a member of a group was a solution. I know it doesn't sound like a good thing but the fact is that's the way it is.

            Thanks Teri

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              anna1234posted 13 years agoin reply to this

              if your cousin is feeling ofended then she should try to make them think that she doesn't care then they will be nice

  3. Shadesbreath profile image78
    Shadesbreathposted 13 years ago

    She should punch one of them in the face as hard as she can, and go for a second one if at all possible before they kick the crap out of her.

    She won't like the butt kicking that follows, but they won't want to mess with her  again either because, frankly, nobody wants to get punched in the face.

    Why you think people are afraid of bugs?  Nobody wants to get bit, not even a little bit, and it doesn't matter that we can squash the bug afterward.  We just avoid them.

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      anna1234posted 13 years agoin reply to this

      her cousin is in the 4th grade ( i know  sammy)her cousin will get in big troble

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