Magels
Magels asks:
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How to stop being pushed around on the bus?
everyday people are always being rude and i don't know how to respond or to react
In Topics: Bullying and teasing
> 60 days ago

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Boys Town National Hotline
Feb 10, 2012
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What the Expert Says:

Bus bullies are frustrating, aren't they?  And like with any bully, it's difficult to figure out exactly what can be done to stop them.  Here are a couple ideas:

- If the bullying isn't very personal and just more like rude behavior they exhibit to everyone, maybe respond to it in an almost positive way.  When they're rude, roll your eyes and be like, "Here we go again," and smile.

- See if you can get to the bus earlier when the bullies aren't there yet.  Find yourself a seat and spend the rest of the time on the bus ignoring them.  Also, try to find a seat that's away from them.

- Tip off the bus driver.  Just inform him/her that some of the kids are acting like clowns and making the bus trip pretty uncomfortable for everyone else.  Bus drivers can be very helpful!

- Ask your parents or your school for help, too.  Kids can get out of control on the bus, so this is a topic a lot of adults are aware of.  Don't be afraid to get help from them.

Good luck!

MKM, Counselor
Boys Town National Hotline
1-800-448-3000
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cailyn101
cailyn101 writes:
be nice to them
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andymartinezh
andymartinezh writes:
Talk your teacher or principal and talk with the guys that are being rude to you
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UNCMAY
UNCMAY writes:
I am a school Bus driver and to prevent this from happening I move the bully to the front seat against the window and tell them that they have to be baby sat like a baby and that is where they will stay for the rest of their time of rididng if they cannot play well with others!
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ElianisM
ElianisM writes:
Tell the school principal or your consuler so they can tell that person to stop or tell your parents about it and they could change your bus or do something else about it.
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jency
jency writes:
go tell a teacher
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K_Bates10
K_Bates10 writes:
My daughter was constantly being pushed around on the school bus , so I told her the next time it happen to screams as loud as she could. It got the bus drivers attention and the child was taken off the bus.
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