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		<title>Why Am I Being Bullied?</title>
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<span class="bodytext">There are many different  reasons why bullies target people but some reasons are consistent in most case  of bullying, so what draws a bully to their target and why? Here are some of the  reasons:</span></p>
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<p><span class="bodytext">* Bullies are  opportunists and usually it&#8217;s a case of you were in the wrong place at the wrong  time and the bully found that they can intimidate you easily.</span></p>
<p>* The bully  is jealous of you and secretly wishes they were like you.</p>
<p>* The bully is  afraid of exposing their inadequacy and you only make them feel more inadequate  especially if you are excellent at your job or school work.</p>
<p>* You are  popular and therefore get more attention than the bully and this is how the  bully wants to be.</p>
<p>* You are independent and don&#8217;t need to get strength  from others, bullies often get strength from their &#8220;gang of followers&#8221; who find  it funny that you are tormented.</p>
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<p>* You have many friends who like to be  with you just for you.</p>
<p>* You have nice possessions, the bully is often  jealous of those who have what they don&#8217;t.</p>
<p><strong>Do any special events cause  bullying?</strong></p>
<p>As a bully is usually jealous of others achievements there  are many events that can trigger bullying such as:</p>
<p>* Your performance at  school or work is highlighted by such as awards or praise.</p>
<p>* If for any  reason you suddenly become the focus of attention, this often occurs with female  bullies.</p>
<p>* Standing up for a friend or colleague who is being  bullied.</p>
<p>* Telling tales, this can be incompetence at work for instance  or something that is done illegally.</p>
<p>* Displays of affection and trust  from others.</p>
<p>* Seeking advice from trade union officials during disputes  at work.</p>
<p>* Refusing to obey orders you don&#8217;t think are fair.</p>
<p>*  Gaining promotion in the work place.<br />
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Qualities that bullies find  irresistible:</strong></p>
<p>Bullies are particularly drawn to people with the  following qualities:</p>
<p>* Popularity &#8211; This brings out the jealousy side of  the bully.</p>
<p>* Intelligence &#8211; This only enhances the bully&#8217;s  inadequacies.</p>
<p>* You always give 100% and will do anything to help others  &#8211; This brings out jealousy In bullies.</p>
<p>* You are imaginative and creative  &#8211; Again shows <a class="zem_slink" title="List of villains in Codename: Kids Next Door" rel="wikipedia" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_villains_in_Codename%3A_Kids_Next_Door" target="_blank">the bullies</a> incompetence.</p>
<p>* You have a strong sense of  right and wrong &#8211; The bully will never admit to being wrong.</p>
<p>* You prefer  to talk rather than fight &#8211; The bully sees this as a sign of weakness.</p>
<p>*  High level of tolerance &#8211; The bully will try and break you down through bullying  to prove he is stronger than you.</p>
<p><strong>What the bully really  is:</strong></p>
<p>* A convincing liar who will say and do anything to get out of  trouble or around problems in their life.</p>
<p>* Is excellent in deceiving  others particularly peers.</p>
<p>* Emotionally insecure and untrustworthy  .</p>
<p>* An arrogant person who believes themselves to be  untouchable.</p>
<p>* Has a need to control people and alienate them from  others.</p>
<p>* They are always takers and never givers.</p>
<p>* Someone who  poisons peoples minds with lies about you.</p>
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