Arrazola, Kurt S.

Creative Fiction

Grade 12 – HUMSS Confucius

Through the Eyes of a Bullied Student and was a Bully Before

As the parents argued with what they would say and do when their son starts having
wounds caused by the bullies every time he came home from school. In their son’s first year of
middle school, kids taunted him and spitted on him at the school corridors. It did not occur to
him to tell the parents nor the teacher.

Finally, a group of kids threatened my son and told him that he was about to be beaten up
at the carwash next day. He told his older brother, whom in turn, informed their parents. Their
dad finds the tormentor’s contact number on the phone book and told the tormentor’s father to
stop bullying his son or he will contact the police to which the latter worked out.

Twenty years later, an eleven-year-old boy named Josh came home with a sprained wrist
and a head injury that resulted from bullying. His parents were too busy to notice and does not
have the time to for concern towards Josh. It was the beginning of Josh’s sixth grade at his new
school whilst new to the environment and not knowing anyone. Every night, as he wrote a diary
about his experience of getting bullied, he wondered: Is this the normal for some children to
experience bullying?

Through the Eyes of a Student Who Was Bullied and Previously Bullied
 When their son began coming home from school with injuries brought on by
bullies, the parents battled over what to say and do. Children mocked and spit on their son in
the school hallways during his first year of middle school. He didn't think to alert the teacher or
the parents.

Finally, a gang of kids warned my son that he would be beaten up the following day at the
carwash. He told their parents, who in turn alerted their older brother. The tormentor's father
is informed to stop by their father after finding the tormentor's phone number in the phone
directory.

Mayongue, Kristina Cassandra R.

Grade 12 HUMSS CONFUCIUS