Bullying Quotes
A curated collection of the best quotes about Bullying.
Top Quotes
“Take The Power Out Of Bullying”
“Once you have power you have everything.”
“Bullies are cowards and if you stand up to them they back away.”
“I talked to a lot of kids that get bullied, they brought it on themselves.”
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“Kids are sneaky about bullying. They don't want to get caught, so they make sure to do it when there are no teachers around.”
“It's mostly the popular people that can get away with a lot of stuff because everyone else wants to be friends with whoever is popular.”
“Have courage. Be bold. Do not let yourself be intimidated. Do not yield to the bullies. Stand up. Speak out. Fear God, not men.”
“Drill sergeants known how to deal with bullies... "Want to stop a bully? Man the fuck up and punch that motherfucker in the throat! Problem solved."”
“It's unbearable to think any young person should feel there is no other option but to end their life because of bullying on social networking sites.”
“[S]ocial media has enabled the rise of mass movements that use trolling as a deflection tool for "doing the most damage I can do and then saying it was just a joke."”
“Imagine being unable to escape as the bully relentlessly pursues them online in a form accessible 24/7. Imagine how bleak that must be; imagine how lonely it must be.”
“Bullying is meant to humiliate, and it does its job quite well. Often bullied kids are so embarrassed that they don't even want to tell their parents.”
“If there’s one goal of this conference, it’s to dispel the myth that bullying is just a harmless rite of passage or an inevitable part of growing up.”
“In high school, they don't call it cyber bullying at all. They call it digital drama, they call it life. They don't want to call it bullying because they think it makes them look weak.”
“Shame is a powerful driver not to tell someone something, so telling a parent that you have sent a naked picture of yourself... it's no wonder they don't tell. Sexual shame is a double whammy.”
“A lot of kids are bullied because of their sexual identity or expression. It's often the effeminate boys and the masculine girls, the ones who violate gender norms and expectations, who get bullied.”