Were you ever bullied or did you ever participate in the act of bullying someone? How has this affected you, and if you could take it back what would you do different? Have you ever stood up to someone in the act of bullying someone else in school, at work, with your family or friends? What did you do and how did it work out? Tell me the story. If you could go back to when you were young and use what you know now about bullying, what would you do different for yourself and others? Now it's your turn to tell your parent, guardian or mentor a few things you've learned in this unit: Bullying has effected me by... I want to stand up for someone or for myself, but I get scared. Here is the situation... Can you give me advice or help me?

Yes.

Explanation:

So whenever I was younger (Probably like a lot of others here) I was never the most...popular. I was a christian kid, overweight, and I was quiet. So me just being me, I would constantly get picked on, made fun of, but I never really cared. Slowly...well quite quickly actually, I moved out of the state, lived with my parents and I started losing weight. I became how I should've looked, I started eating better, getting outside more and now I can lift the same things my dad can. If I could've gone back in time somehow, it wouldn't be to a certain fight, it would be to whenever I had the choice in whether or not to eat the things I did. I've still never had to get into a fight, I've stood up for people whenever nobody else could, or when people decided just not to. I've made an impact on people, and it's what we should all do.

Some of you may have body issues, but it doesn't mean you shouldn't stand up for what is right. We need to change this world, and we aren't going to do it by being bystanders.

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it's a nutrition food for pregnant mothers so they unborn child can get its nutrition that it needs to grow in to a healthy baby.

explanation:

and the mother is getting all of her nutrition and her calcium and vitamins .

well, it depends. it is natural to not fall asleep before 11: 00 p.m. teens need about 8-10 hours of sleep each night to function best.

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