Morally, yes. In the eyes of the law, no — but you could still be prosecuted under the Anti-Bullying Act in the said country and may face civil liability.
It actually just depends on how much ones country give shit about anti-bullying in different levels. 1 reply
technically? no. legally, maybe not. but morally? they loaded the gun. they didn’t pull the trigger, sure, but they handed over the bullets and watched. u dont get to hurt someone and then act surprised when the damage sticks, cus yk.. words bruise, isolation breaks. and if someone falls bc u pushed them long enough, u dont get to say ur hands we...... 2 reply
This might sound a little harsh but no. Each person has a different level of emotional strength, someone else could have gone through the same thing and reacted completely differently. Also, if it wasn't a bully, it could have been something else. Maybe the bullying was their 'last straw', in that case there had to have been many other things that ...... reply
there are many people who get bullied, do they all off themselves?
no.
it is honestly a combination of many different factors that can lead someone to offing themselves, of which bullying is ONE of them.
the bully doesn't know the situation the person is in, they don't know how fragile or not fragile the person is - what they are doing is bad, y...... reply
