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Big Bully

  • Posted: May 27, 2009 by

I was getting breakfast last week when I overheard a conversation between two men in line. It may have been that I was standing a little too close or that I was trying a little too hard, but I think in reality the initiator of the conversation wanted me to hear him. He wanted anyone [...]

Bullycide: How Can Words Kill?

  • Posted: May 6, 2009 by

We all know that Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me, but how true are those very words? They seem a little hard to believe, a little hard to stomach, and a little hard to hear when they are constantly bringing you down each day. They seem even harder [...]

Words Will Never Hurt Me

  • Posted: April 22, 2009 by

But the meaning behind those words can be like daggers. There are some types of people that can withstand the blows because they do not really care about everyone’s opinion of them. Or they just do not let it process in their minds. For whatever reason, Joe Schmoe’s comments do not phase everyone equally.

Bullycide: Why this Escape Route?

  • Posted: April 5, 2009 by

I’m befuddled sometimes by the various reasons for suicide. Whether it be because of a religious hope for a better place, or just because the pain is too much to handle, why such a definite solution? Pain comes and goes. We will always be hurt by loved ones and strangers alike. I know the feeling [...]

Bullycide: My Heart Goes Out

  • Posted: March 19, 2009 by

My heart bleeds for these people who think that their only resort is to take their own life. Why guys? Why do you think that death is better than life? I’ve been there so I cannot really say that I do not relate, but I made it through that time. I was at the lowest [...]

Bullycide: Emotional Warfare

  • Posted: February 13, 2009 by

We support our troops with words of encouragement, financial aid, and anything else we can find to show that soldier we appreciate his work. We know that when he comes back, the battlefield that he will have to deal with is then in his mind. The emotional warfare that a soldier has to undergo is [...]

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