How to tell whether a person's joke is bullying?

Many times it is easy to turn jokes into bullying. We need to joke in moderation. The following is bullying in the name of joking.

The first point is to make fun of others' appearance or clothes: some people may comment on others' appearance or clothes in a "joking" way, but in fact it may make the commented person feel embarrassed or embarrassed.

The second point is to keep laughing or making fun of others: some people may keep laughing or making fun of others in a playful or joking way, but this may hurt the feelings and self-esteem of the victims.

The third point is to intentionally hurt others' feelings: some people may say things that intentionally hurt others' feelings in a "joking" way, which is actually a kind of bullying.

4. Deliberately creating embarrassing situations: Some people may take pleasure in creating embarrassing situations, but this behavior may make the victims feel uncomfortable or embarrassed.

In short, any behavior in the name of joking should follow the principle of mutual respect and friendly coexistence, and not at the expense of hurting others.