write a story of bullying about wendy sulca, mia mont,junior silva or other person.
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Respuesta:
Escribe una historia de acoso sobre Wendy Sulca, Mia Mont, Junior Silva u otra persona.
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Wendy Sulca has no good or bad memory of her last day of school. It does not have it because it was not. When she was in fifth grade, the singer was quite hardened in verbal abuse, malicious gossip and exclusions from her classmates. Anyway, it is a situation that one never gets used to. In elementary school, who had just received a scholarship from a private school in Lima, a boy insulted her at recess because of her skin color and because she sang Andean music. In high school things became less direct, but more psychological and systematic. It hurt no less. Now they excluded her, threw her out of her seat or sent her to the back of the room, while they circulated gossip and jokes that even today it is difficult for her to revisit.
Self-love demanded a final gesture for that last day of class: why would she have to go and say goodbye to those who had treated her so badly? “It was going to be a sham if I went. Knowing that that day everyone was going to hug and say goodbye, as friends. My worst year in school was that. Because of my schedule, I had to work on weekends, then at dawn I did my homework and from there to school, to have to listen to those comments that made me cry. It was very hard. I just don't cry like that ”. Although she is grateful that many teachers helped her through those difficult days, with advice and advice, she confesses that she came to dislike the classes.
Wendy was a victim of bullying, not only at school, but also on social media (cyberbullying). As the psychologist Vivian Landázuri, director of Arcade, a center specializing in therapies for children and adolescents, recalls, bullying is abuse that occurs between peers, in this case schoolboys, and by definition it must have certain characteristics. Harassment must be systematic and not an isolated episode, and it must be demonstrated that there is a clear intention or willingness to disturb. Harassment is also closely related to the imbalance of power and the perpetuation of dominance-submission patterns. It is the old mechanics of the strongest, formerly called "the bully," who wants to make her power felt over the most defenseless, the one who is different.