What Bullying Does
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Last published Tue, Jan 15, 2013
This story is is about real life people being bullied. These kind of things need to stop it really hurts people. So what i have chosen to do ask people to send me their stories about their experiences with bullying. All these stories together I hope will help people truly see what it does. This book consist of many short stories of people who were willing to send their bullying experiences. Not many people realize what bullying does to people. It happens everyday, in some cases it may cause the victims to not want to go to school or work. In extreme cases it causes self and sometimes eventually leads to suicide. So please read and hopefully realize bullying needs to be STOPPED!!!
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