Why is school bullying more common in jokes?

I think bullying in the name of joking is common in schools and easily overlooked. This type of bullying may not be malicious, but it can still have negative consequences for the victim. Below I will analyze this issue from multiple perspectives.

First, bullying in the name of joking is common among peers. For example, some people may exploit someone else's weakness or size as the butt of a joke, causing harm to the victim. In particular, some students who are introverted and lack self-confidence are more likely to become the targets of such jokes.

Secondly, bullying in the name of joking often occurs between teachers and students. Teachers may joke around in class, but some jokes can hurt a student's self-esteem, especially in public. In addition, teachers may also use students' shortcomings or typos to make jokes, and such jokes can also cause harm to students.

Finally, bullying in the name of joking also exists on social media. On the Internet, sometimes others are inadvertently treated as the target of jokes. This behavior is also irresponsible and causes harm to the person being attacked.

In short, bullying in the name of joking is not uncommon in schools. We should always pay attention to our words and deeds, and we should respect others and actively create a harmonious and healthy campus environment.