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bullied brother.
I'm furious, my younger brother is being bullied for the same damn reasons I was, though I remained ignorant of such idiots when i was his age, it seems to be affecting him greatly. He does not wish to go to school, he wont talk to anybody about it, and I found out through his best friend that one particular fool was calling him a midget and saying he 'cheated' because he skipped a year ahead. I know there is more then what I or my mother are being told. the school wont do anything until my brother speaks to them about it and he is too afraid to do so. what can I do to help him?
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Re: bullied brother.
It seems your mum is involved. That's good. Hopefully with some support you can put together some money to buy a voice recorder, give it to him, or lend (whichever), get him to put together the evidence, and nail the people.
I don't really know enough about what's going on to suggest anything else. If it is really bad then it's a good idea to involve external authorities, even police, or the school district. That usually scares the headmaster into doing something that otherwise he'd think isn't important enough to bother with. |
Re: bullied brother.
Well hopefully you can get him to feel comfortable enough to talk to you. Tell him of what you went through, and tell him that you're here for him. I hope that will be enough to help him. Also, try to be observent when he's feeling down, ESPECIALLY after school. hopefully he will open up and then slowly you can begin to help him.
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Re: bullied brother.
My bother was teased when we were younger. Even though he is my older brother, I know how you feel. My mother also went through the same thing. But when she caught the kids beating up her older brother, she sent them to the hospital. I would not suggest doing that. But a little scaring helps sometimes.
I showed my brother that he had my full support. If anyone, even my friends, made fun of him, I told them to can it. The school principal really didn't care, even though we came to him multiple times. I like BDF's idea about getting authorities involved. It tends to make the higher ups a little more coperative. |
Re: bullied brother.
I have a different point of view here. I get made fun of at school for stuff I can't help either. I understand how he's feeling. It's so hard to go for help because (yes even at 18) people will make fun of you even more for being a "snitch" on them. For me it hurts that nobody notices/does anything. Maybe if you let him know that he has your full support then he wouldn't feel quite so alone. I know I'm going to sound hypocritical because I won't talk to my psychiatrist about it, but if you get him to talk to an adult about it then maybe something can be done to stop it, especially if they are younger kids they will probably get scared more easily by adults. I wish you and your brother luck and am sorry y'all are having to go through this. If you ever need anything or woukd like to talk feel free to PM me any time and I'll get back to you ASAP. I know how much it hurts. He doesn't have to try to be tough. Standing up for yourself can be the hardest and "toughest" thing to do sometimes.
Best Wishes! ~SM~ |
Re: bullied brother.
try to get him to talk to you. everyone gets terrified when they are bullied thats totally normal. tell him that he should stand up for his rights. don't take all this nonsense. liars lie when thay are jealous or they have nothing better to do. tell him to be strong stand up for his rights or people will continue taking advantage of him.
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