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Olin [163]
2 years ago
5

In your journal write a short response concerning how to cope with a “mean kid.” Include personal experiences. How does your met

hod compare with Amy’s? What advice would you give Amy? Your response should be 50-100 words long.
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1 answer:
snow_tiger [21]2 years ago
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Answer:

i think the answer is "how to cope with a mean kid is by sticking up for yourself because you shouldn't have to deal with that.or you can be a wimp and just tell an adult because your just like me and to afraid to do anything.you can kill them with kindness there are many ways you can handle it and there are many ways that people can be rude to you so it depends if they are hitting you,or calling you names,or being racist.don't be me so shy that you don't tell anyone because you  are afraid to get made fun of stick up to yourself.you need to be strong and brave because people are gonna be so rude to you stand up for yourself.and idk what amy said so can't answer that.srry.

FACTS:

also if anyone's rude to me ill have my brothers put them in the hospital just like the last kid he fought.i come in a family of mixed kids me and my brothers are black and white and always called racist names.and my whole life when someone gets mad at me all i say is i'm sorry.the two sisters i know that live with me are hispanic and have a lot of friends while i'm a lonely bookworm who rode in a cop car at age 12, 7 days before my sisters birthday.im still 12 btw.don't spend your life feeling sorry for yourself and doubting yourself about how you look.people get called racist names because there black and that's because were different but white people are different from us.i worry my family and friends and they get mad at me because i hate myself but life is to short to think about what other people think about me.that won't change me i'm good at giving advice but not following it.

Explanation:

if it seems stupid do not answer it because im stupid k.don't mess with me or else...thank you

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