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Bullying
One boy's experience
![]() At first, Judd told no one. He thought it would eventually stop. He withdrew and grew depressed. ![]() Judd and his dad talked every day after school. "I felt really safe when I was talking with my dad about these things," Judd says. "I was able to go through the day thinking, "I don't know what to do now, but I can go home and talk to my dad, and he will make me feel better and let me know what to do the next time it happens." Eventually, the bullies could see they were no longer affecting Judd. So they left him alone. Judd met new friends through sports, and began to feel better about himself. ![]() Judd says he stops bullying when he notices it. "When I see someone saying mean things to another person - bullying them - I have said, 'Hey, look. You shouldn't be doing this. I've gone through it before. I know what they feel." Portions of interviews have been used with permission of Family Health Productions, Inc. Next >> Learn the facts Hear and read more stories about bullying, in Bullying: True Stories, Boys on Bullying, The Power of Girls: Inside and Out and Words Can Work: When Talking About Bullying. ![]() ![]() Tweet Copyright 2015 Blake Works Inc.
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