How to deal with bullying hidden in jokes

Bullying hidden in a joke is a very bad behavior.

We should strongly condemn this kind of behavior that hurts others in a joking way, and call on everyone to pay attention to school bullying. On campus, many students are bullied in the form of ridicule and joking, but it is regarded as a "little thing" by many people, and the harm caused to the victims is often ignored.

In fact, this kind of bullying in the form of ridicule and jokes is not uncommon, and has caused psychological harm to many students and even led to some extreme incidents. Ridicule and insults can lead to feelings of shame and helplessness, which can trigger extreme emotions such as depression and self-harm.

We should pay attention to this kind of bullying hidden in jokes, especially on campus. Schools and parents should work together to guide students in the correct way to deal with problems, promptly detect and prevent the occurrence of campus bullying, and provide adequate care and support for the mental health of victims.

Bullying in the name of joking

1. Tear up other people’s books or documents and say you were just joking.

2. Laugh at or make fun of other people's clothing or hairstyle, and then hide that you are joking.

3. Scare others while they are sleeping and then tell them it is just for fun.

4. When others are giving a speech or lecture, deliberately interrupt and interrupt them, and then say that you are just teasing.

5. Give someone an inappropriate nickname or nickname and tell them they were just joking.

6. Laugh at other people’s fears, such as the dark, spiders, ghosts, etc.

7. Steal other people’s belongings and conceal them, then let them find them through jokes.

8. Ridicule and ridicule people whose appearance or body shape is different, and use joking to shirk responsibility.