How to avoid being bullied
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Don't choose fights that you know you aren't going to win.
I myself get bullied everyday and trust me it isn't fun.
So the best way to avoid being bullied is not sit near kids that you know are going to bully you.
If the bullying gets out of hand or really mean or offensive just tell a adult at school or home.
The worst thing is to be bullied by your friends or best friends.
By the way I'm basing this on my life.
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