The victims of bullying:

Have greater risk for depression and anxiety, including the following symptoms which may extend to adulthood:

• Increased feelings of loneliness and sadness

• Changes in eating and sleeping patterns


• Loss of interest in general


• Increased frequency and amount of suicidal thoughts

• More likely to have health complaints

• Low academic performance and

• Evidence of poor academic performance.

• Increased resistance to participate in school activities, community and society at large

• More likely to miss school, cutting classes or become dropouts

• Increased chance of wanting revenge through extreme measures. In 12 of 15 schools where incidents took place where students attacked other firearms during the 1990s, all the attackers had a history of being bullied.

• Increased vulnerability to alcohol, drugs, self-inflicted injury, self-medication, among others.

The agrressor:

The agrressor or the bullies are also affected by their behavior. They can be also starts to consume drug, alcohol and other dangerous products. Some bullies have before their 25 years have a criminal record. We can see that the agressor or the bully didn’t have self-control and always have their agressive attitude.

Posted by: Felipe Nule