What advice would you give your son if he said he was getting bullied? I'd just tell him to ignore it...

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Train him so he becomes strong enough to rape the bully.

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I'd find out who's bullying my kid and start sending that kid home with threatening letters in his lunch box and shit.

Pack a lock in a sock, mace, small blades or a railroad spike.. dunk the knife in your shit too so they get infected
or get an AR15 if you really wanna have fun

"Son, it doesn't matter if you have to punch them in the throat, bite them in the face, kick them in the balls. You have to beat the living crap out of them and make them bleed. That's the only way they'll stop."

Fear. Bottom line. If a bully senses you are afraid it is open season.

I'm not talking about that bullshit that, "If you stand up to a bully they'll back down," or "Bullies are cowards and don't want to fight." That's all crap. A bully usually loves to fight. They're also usually good at it, that's why they try to get physical with their victims.

But, essentially a bully wants to dominate and humiliate another person and watch the fear that results. They also want others to see the fear they can cause. If you don't give them that, they'll start to choose another victim. Don't try heroics or verbally going at it with a bully; you'd be wasting your time and forcing the bully's hand if anyone is watching. Just firmly tell them to stop and when they don't, fight. You'll probably get beat up, but it won't be as bad as you think. If you try to ignore them or retreat, the bullying will intensify, and this will even sometimes inspire their less-aggressive friends to join in as well. Fear and submission are like blood in the water to bullies and their cronies.

After the fight, don't brag or boast and again don't try to verbally engage the bully. Just let yourself be taken away and don't say anything more than, "I asked you to stop." Then, don't talk about it and definitely don't snitch to authority figures. More often than not, you'll see the bully zero in on other victims in the future and leave you alone.

Explain to him that submission moves inflict pain without leaving visible marks the way striking someone does. By the time he gets old enough to be bullied he’ll be old enough to know how to put his bully in a world of hurt until he submits while still being able to deny it to the school administration because there’s no proof of injury.

I’m going to explain to my son that being a man is hard, it’s measured against the manhood of other dudes, and society at large makes it harder than ever. It’s not just enough for him to be the toughest rooster in the coop, he also has to be able to get away with it in a way that doesn’t upset the delicate sensibilities of women, fags, and/or authority figures. Winning the physical battle isn’t as important as winning the diplomatic battle because that’s what’s going to carry you to success after school long after you’re a withered old man who has no business picking fights any more.

If he needs practice, find somebody wimpy and pathetic and see how easy it is to make them squeal like a bitch when you got ‘em in a leg lock, and then deny deny deny or even better: accuse them of making up stories and pretend that you’re the actual victim here. That’s how you turn won battles into won wars. CONTROL THE NARRATIVE

Bottom line, son: aside from your own flesh and blood nobody will give a fuck about you until you show them how little fucks you have to give in return

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You'd be a good dad.

I'm speaking as someone who was bullied, then got out of it. These are just my assumptions.

I was a severe, coddled pushover all the way through elementary school but knew that bitching about the situation - even at my age - would only make it worse. Instead, when 6th grade started, i made myself scarce and just ran from the situation. Skipped classes, hung out at the mall, etc. And of course being unattended with no money, this led to shoplifting as well.

I was in trouble so often that it stopped affecting me, and when they finally got me to actually sit in class and stay there, the attitude stayed. Where I used to be the "yes ma'am, no ma'am" obedient kid that eagerly tried to impress teachers, now I was pre-emptively isolating myself and keeping a low profile. classic defensive stuff that ended up giving me some kind of appeal.

some girls developed crushes but i was still in the mentality that everybody was out to fuck with me, so i always responded with a blunt "fuck off" or immediately trashing the notes. 8th grade i finally started to make friends again, this time with the metal kids.

9th grade onward, im in the alt/metalhead cliques unsurprisingly, extremely social, getting involved in extra curriculars because i developed confidence through friendship, and could comfortably talk to anybody.

i would say that the people who bully are, to some degree, cowards. they want to impress their friends. they want to have a little power trip. they want to hurt someone. if you want to be a showboat and act like the brightest kid in the room thats fine but i think what ends up happening is they attract the kind of personality that wants to knock them off their pedestal and be celebrated for doing so. they came for me when i was alone yet happy, but never gave me a second glance when i was throwing attitude at teachers and displaying a willingness to hurt people.

sorry for the blog post

people are animals.sad but true. and with all animals, weakness draws aggression.if you dont like being bullied let anyone know the first time they say some snarky shit or test you that as the niggers say.."I aint the one bitch" hyper react and know that no matter what the short term feelings of people not liking you, they will respect you.