Believe in yourself

   Since bullying has become an everyday part in our school systems some children learn to look at themselves in negative way. When growing up and being bullied every day, the kids learn to hate themselves. They look at themselves in a negative way. They believe that they are worthless because of the bullies. This causes low self-esteem, and unhappiness in them. Students should learn not to listen to the hurtful things that are being said to them. If someone begins to look down on themselves all the time they should try to do some creative things to show themselves they are smart. They can keep a journal and write down one positive thing that happened to them that day. There are many ways to have a positive outlook on life. You can also try joining a club that helps other people. For example most schools have a Leo Club. You can also try joining a sport to get all your angry out of you. It isn’t a good idea to try keeping all your angry built up inside of you. There is always going be a few people who are going to be mean to you or pick on you. The key is to ignore them. They want a reaction from you. If these problems continue, go to a teacher or the principal. They will help you. Don’t be afraid to ask for help. Each day a person is diagnose with a reading disorder. No one is alone. Even if your disorder is different that doesn’t mean you don’t have anything in common with other people. They both will have to deal with an everyday struggle just to keep up in the class room. Don’t be afraid to join in with your class. It may seem scary especially if there is a person making fun of you. If you do your best in class and try hard every day, the bully would then feel like an idiot for making fun of someone who is trying. Remember violence is never the answer. Nothing good ever comes from dealing with violence. Someone can get severely injured even if their innocent bystander. Remember keep your head high and be proud for who you are.