Does having everyone secretly hate you count as bullying?

I just know that being a weeaboo is a valid reason to be bullied.

Well that's a relief.

At least I have a valid reason.

I pity those out there who get bullied for absolutely no apparent reason.

The world is cruel to us all.

That's worse, Señor. Being the bully mostly causes you to be judged and expelled. There's a lot of reasons why there are bullies.

Better be not a bully, its never a reason to be a bully because you don't want to get bullied.

Wait, how old are you? Do people even bully in highschool?

I think so. Its caused by immaturity

I think it's safe to say, bullying has darasticaly changed over the years.

Physical bullies aren't around nowadays and its on the Internet where you must watch out.

Señor Albonio has made that clear enough.

I don't know about the south man, they still have segregated proms in a few places, IKR 2015. Here's the keys to surviving the south:
1. google wrangler jeans
2. cowboy hat
3. cowboy boots
4. plain white t-shirt
5. copenhagen <--only people from the south will know what that means
6. most important, start listening to Toby Keith



as far as being bullied

I think so, Mostly the videos in youtube? and this generation? probrably.
Don't fight in this thread since I'm asking for tips on what to do when I'm in America.

Señor Albonio your not helping that much, So I prefer you to not respond to any of this conversation and stop the shenanigans thats going to probrably occur in the future.

If you're flying, you need to get over jet lag, or any causes which disrupts your schedule of sleeping and waking up.

All of this is true. To add to it

7. Belt buckle. The bigger it is the more respect you will get.
8. Make sure you spit. For southern people its like marking your territory.
9. Common Words used in the south:
A. Ya'll - Use when talking to more than one person. Example: "Whach ya'll doin" or "I meet ya'll lata"
B. Ma'am - Anytime you are speaking to a woman refer to them as ma'am.
C. Eeyun - Basically the word in, but they like to emphasize on this word. Example: "Boi get eeyun here!"
D. Finna - Fixing to. Example: I'm finna go to da licca stowe.
E. Kinfolk - Family. If someone says "You me in kinfolk" it means they consider you a very good friend.

You're from the philippines? It'd be a lot easier if you came to California. We have a large filipino community here. Some really good filipino restaurants too :D

But My Step-Dad doesn't know the road there, We choose the safe place to stay, since my dad knows Tennessee that well. And I kinda don't like meeting other Filipinos due to many of my Neighbors used to talk behind my back, and they're Filipinos.

I'm not hating on my nationality but, sadly it's the truth. Another reason why we're leaving Philippines.

I'm scared of the south, and the filipinos are super nice here, but yeah it's better to move where you feel most comfortable, and if your dad knows tennesee well then you'll probably be okay.

Honestly, Tennesee isn't even that "south" compared to some other states *cough* Alabama, Louisiana, and Mississippi. *cough*

In a few places, things get pretty crazy when it comes to things like racism but don't worry yourself too much.

This isn't the 1960s, things have changed for the better.

The closest I came to the south was Carbondale, Il. We had some fam up there. They took me to a town over for Herrin Fest and there was major tension and everybody was segregated. Then we went to the after dark chill spot and it was crazy(in a bad way). Pretty much a rundown bridge and it was all tagged with the N word. It was a trip because it was like what they show in the movies.


Not saying the whole south is like that just pointing out some places is still big.