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     The bully in part one of this story is continuing to threaten kids (and even adults) at his school (and everywhere else).

Image (C) 2007, Karla Dorman.

I guess you didn't take my threats seriously, so I am here to remind you once again what will happen if you trifle with me.

I am still as mean and as big and bad as ever; people are finding out that when they cross paths with me the wrong way, there will be consequences or hell to pay!  What I say goes; there's no other way around it!

I don't care who I hurt:  when I act mean and tough, it makes me feel good.  I've been hurt too much in my life; don't like to be reminded of my own personal pain, so I inflict it on others.

I have been the one who pushes the little kids off the swingset, or kick an old lady in the shin when she yells at me for messin' around in her roses, or call a retarded (or crippled) kid names until they cry or run off (if they can).  I'm mean, lean, and I'm a fightin' machine!  And I am proud of it!  I am bad; hear me ROAR!!

I also pick on adults who look or act funny; there's plenty of those to choose from.  Or I pick on someone 'cause they're different from me, like the raghead kid who goes to my school:  kid wears a scarf around her neck and speaks a funny language; her English ain't too good.  Think she's from Iraq or Afghanistan or somewhere 'round those parts.

There's also kids who speak Spanish, and I keep tellin' em if they don't learn English, they don't need to be in America.  Go back to Mexico or South America, where they come from, if they can't speak the same language!

They're just wasting my time when they do that!

Mom continues her alcoholic ways and I haven't seen dad in God knows how long.  He done run off with a prostitute that could be his daughter (or my sister)!  I'm often left alone to take care of the little kids; when they're not here, I'm here to fend for myself.  Yeah, I got problems, serious problems.  Maybe this is one reason why I act the way I do.  As I said earlier, I act mean and inflict pain on others to get away from my own pain.

Maybe I do have a soft side, but I don't like lettin' it show.  I think it's sissy when a boy cries, but I make boys (and girls and even grownups) cry all the time; guess seeing them acting weak makes me feel powerful, so this is why I do it, over and over again.

I'm just letting you know that just because you haven't seen me in a while doesn't mean I gave up my bully-ish ways 'cause I'm here to tell you I haven't.  I'm as much a bully now as I ever was, and I am still tellin' people to watch out when I come 'round your town.

If you want to prevent such a meeting, just mark my words and remember to fear me because I am one to be feared! 

Fear me.  Remember that next time when you see me.

*to be continued.*   

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Reviewed by Michelle Kidwell Power In The Pen 3/24/2010
This reminds me so much of so many kids, excellent story here Karen and very realistic, this kid needs to let go of his anger and give it to God...
In Christs Love
Michelle~
Reviewed by Felix Perry 3/24/2010
Hmnnn I have run into my share of bullies in my day especailly when I was young and a 125 lb teen...but I also learned to handle myself and fight back and the poor fool who tried to bully me...usually ended up pretty sorry. Nowadays up here in Canada we have the no tolerance laws in the schools...anyone bullying...expelled.
Fee
Reviewed by Mary Patterson 3/24/2010
Sadly bullies are a part of todays world. Good incite....M
Reviewed by Paul Berube 3/24/2010
You're busy today, Karen. Another nicely done update.
Reviewed by Margaret Mullings 3/24/2010
This is indeed a sad story Karen, yet it is very real!
Powerfully and well written too..heartfelt! Thank you
so much for sharing!


Much Love,
Margaret
Reviewed by Georg Mateos 3/24/2010
They said that many troubled children are the product of a very troubled home...and so many people can't be wrong.

Georg

Reviewed by Mark Lichterman 3/24/2010
Don't really know what to say about this one, Karen. This kid has real problems that he takes out on others. Very sad character you've invented here. Guess I'll have to see how his story works out.
Mark
Reviewed by m j hollingshead 3/24/2010
interesting read
Reviewed by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner 3/24/2010
Sad, when a kid in pain has to inflict his miseries on others ... hope this young boy gets some serious help. :( Well penned.

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Reviewed by Jeanette Cooper 3/24/2010
Karen, you've painted a strong picture of those awful kids who mistreat those too humble to defend themselves. Yes, there is something terribly wrong with such a child's thinking--probably learned from all the abuses s/he has suffered. There are far more of those children out there today than there were in my youth. (Does that tell us something about how our society is changing?)
Reviewed by Mr. Ed 3/24/2010
A real sad story here, Karen.

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