Can't stop myself..

[drama]

I know i'm going to get alot of stupid replys going: 'your hard' or 'ardnut' etc, but i'm completely serious.

Theres this guy in my year, who thought it would be funny to start trying to bully me online. So i get the emails, bebo comments etc, all's all.
Next day i pin him down and punch him and he gets a huge bruise on his face and runs off crying.
Get home, there he is again, insulting me online.
Day after, i go to school hit him, he hits back and again, he walks away crying holding his face.
Get home, oh look, insulting me again.

I know i shoudn't go for him tomorrow, but i rly don't want people to think i've backed down. If i don't do anything tomorrow he'll be at it again, and i want to put an end to it. He doesn't seem to realise that so far i haven't done **** to him rly, and if i want to put a stop to him he will get battered.

So yeah, i want to restrain myself, but he'll probably be in my face tomorrow..

What should i do?

[Pat McGroin]

He deserves it, so really batter him. He'll learn if you keep hitting him.

[Fifteen]

What a wimp, people shouldn't say things online that they wouldn't say irl.

I think you should just leave it tbh, or if he says anything smack 'im one.

[Ailerons]

Stop.

Tomorrow, even before school starts, tell your Head of Year.

It sounds REALLY cheesy, and I sound all old saying it, but honestly - it does work. Don't worry what other people think. You'll only get punished in school for fighting.

My friend got called fat every day for about a month or two. I told him to tell our HOY, and he didn't. Eventually, he managed to build up the courage to tell our HOY and it stopped straight after.

So, the moral of the story is: never go to McDonalds.

[drama]

What a wimp, people shouldn't say things online that they wouldn't say irl.

I think you should just leave it tbh, or if he says anything smack 'im one.

Yeah, maybe i'll leave it and if he says anything tomorrow night..

He deserves it, so really batter him. He'll learn if you keep hitting him.

lolol.

Stop.

Tomorrow, even before school starts, tell your Head of Year.

It sounds REALLY cheesy, and I sound all old saying it, but honestly - it does work. Don't worry what other people think. You'll only get punished in school for fighting.

My friend got called fat every day for about a month or two. I told him to tell our HOY, and he didn't. Eventually, he managed to build up the courage to tell our HOY and it stopped straight after.

So, the moral of the story is: never go to McDonalds.

Yeah, i might do that.
thing is what i'm doing is in school and him out of school.
thanks though :]

and LOVE the moral rofl.

[Nemo]

Stop.

Tomorrow, even before school starts, tell your Head of Year.

It sounds REALLY cheesy, and I sound all old saying it, but honestly - it does work. Don't worry what other people think. You'll only get punished in school for fighting.

My friend got called fat every day for about a month or two. I told him to tell our HOY, and he didn't. Eventually, he managed to build up the courage to tell our HOY and it stopped straight after.

So, the moral of the story is: never go to McDonalds.

Telling a teacher does nothing, its crap. i've done it and it stops for a bit then continues worse.


Just smack 'im.

[Ailerons]

Telling a teacher does nothing, its crap. i've done it and it stops for a bit then continues worse.


Just smack 'im.

Yes, it does. People, and things like Habbo, don't just advertise these things because they're bored. It actually DOES work, just like in my example. They've never bullied him since then. That was year 8, this is year 11.

If they do start it again, keep telling the teacher until it eventually does stop and they realise that they're only getting in trouble for it.

Yeah, i might do that.
thing is what i'm doing is in school and him out of school.
thanks though :]

and LOVE the moral rofl.

Really? At my school, they still punish you regardless of the location. If it's between two pupils in our school, you're in trouble.

Still, I guess it's worth a try to tell your HOY even if it is outside of school.

[Nemo]

Yes, it does. People, and things like Habbo, don't just advertise these things because they're bored. It actually DOES work, just like in my example. They've never bullied him since then. That was year 8, this is year 11.

lucky him then, it didnt work for me. Maybe because they started on something else about me after =/

[Ailerons]

lucky him then, it didnt work for me. Maybe because they started on something else about me after =/

Well tell your HOY/tutor/a subject teacher or whoever you feel most comfortable with UNTIL it stops. If it stopped the first time, (regardless of if they started bullying you for something else again), it's bound to stop this time. If they start again, tell someone.

It really does help.

[Geraint]

Hit him harder. If he does it again hit him even harder. If he does it after that hit him even harder etc. until he gets the message.