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Originally Posted by Avenara Oh yes! I am EXTREMELY curious about things like that. I've heard there is this weird tradition where you stick your two pointer fingers together and try to shove them up into someone's ass when their back is turned in school, through the clothes mind you. I was so shocked when I heard that. Is it true? |
Ah, what in the world? I have never seen nor heard of such a thing in my life, though I do know that some girls have the habit of biting. From whom did you hear that from? A tradition? Might be a weird case.
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Originally Posted by Avenara I've also heard that students will even try that with teachers, and that teachers won't try and help another teacher out if they are being picked on. I've also heard bullying is REALLY bad over in Japan and again, no one tries to stop the bully from bullying.  |
~!!!!!! Oh, bullying - ijime, as we call it - yeah, it is one of those things which got a little out of hand in the past, though it seems to be dying out.. it still remains as a major illness in school. Long time ago, I read a report, where it was mentioned about this junior high student, who committed suicide because he could not handle the group bullying. In my school, though bullying was present, it was not that radical.. I was bullied, too.. (^_^) Haha, it was a regrettable thing on their part, however. They didn't know what was coming. Funny story, that was...
I loved the experience, it was in my 10th grade. But this kind of stuff is also common in many other countries - older kids try to tease younger kids.
The thing is, one must stand up for one's self, no matter where one stands in a society. If you act all weak and innocent, people will definitely take that to their own advantage and pick on you.. Of course, for little kids, it is different. I remember when I was back in Kyoto.. I used to pick my little sister after her school, it used to end at 5 p.m. for her ~! I trust her friends and all, but I am kind of bit overprotective. But hey we have fun on our way home. Also, she was sent to private school, which are a bit more safer, while I was sent to a regular school. She is a brilliant student, too, and most beautiful just like my mom!
Oh oh oh, girls bully, too.
I invite those.
