For those who have ever been bullied at school...

When I was at school there was a bully and I bullied all of the other girls as well as a few boys.

Some of them decided to get evenwith me and they stayed back after lessons had finished and went to the wooded area where I used to do the serious bullying.

At that time I had a guy from the year below pinned up against a tree, his trousers and tighty whities around his ankles and I was barking orders at him.

Five girls who had planned the revenge quietly crept up behind me and simultaniously grabbed my hands and pulled a dirty old pe bag over my head.

I was led kicking and screaming down to the lake and they took all my uniform off me.

They put my clothes, including bra and knickers, into the lake so they got very wet and filled my underwear with pond plants and beetles.

Then they put my underwear back on me and lifted off the bag so that I could see my uniform floating away.

They told me I had two choices go into the lake, get my clothes and they would tell everyone or walk home with them in my underwear and they never mention it again.

I decided on the latter as it allowed me to still have the fear factor at the school. They made sure we went the long way back to my house.

From then on I never went near them again.

I am interested to see how many other people have stood up to bullies and how...or how bullies, like myself, have been brought to book.

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Anonymous

by Anonymous

"I am interested to see how many other people have stood up to bullies and how...or how bullies, like myself, have been brought to book."

I used to bully this boy who lived down my street. He was two grades below me and really wimpy even for his age. I would take money from him when he had it and I used to twist his arm and make him say things like he was a wimp, pansy or a sissy boy. One day I held him down and rubbed his face in the dirt.

Later his sister got one of her friends to act like she liked me. She invited me to meet her at her house after school a few days later. When I got there I knew something was up right away when she locked the door and my neighbor's sister and some other girls came in from the kitchen.

She told me that she was tired of me picking on her brother. He had been coming home crying and telling her what happened. She said that she could pick on him but nobody else could.

Then her and her friends grabbed me. They twisted my arms, pulled my hair, slapped and scratched me and gave me titty twisters. Then they pulled my clothes off and put a dress on me. She was saying who's a sissy now and they were all laughing and teasing me. They shoved me out the door and locked it. I was left to walk four blocks home in the dress or my underwear. I tried walking part of the way with my head down hoping no one would recognize me, or realize I was a boy. Of course I was seen and recognized and totally embarrassed. So finally I went behind some bushes, took the dress off, wrapped it around me like a towel, and ran the rest of the way home.

I never went near that kid or his sister again. I didn't bully anyone else either.

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Anonymous

by Anonymous

LMFAO!

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Anonymous

by Anonymous

Through grade school there was a bunch of kids that used to call me names and try to pick fights. I just ignored them since it doesn't make sense to get goaded into a fight with 4 or 5 guys that you can avoid. They eventually recruited a friend of mine to start a fight. After he pushed me a couple of times I put my hand on his face and shoved the back of his head into a locker. He collapsed on the floor in a heap.

I went over to his house later and apologized for giving him a concussion and he apologized for starting the fight. We never really spoke again after that and the 'gang' wouldn't get within feet of me all through high school. They still yelled names from a distance.

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Anonymous

by Anonymous

Good for the sister. It sounds like you REALLY needed an attitude adjustment, and she REALLY gave you one!

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