Bullies Don't Matter
One should always strive to remember that bullies, their negative behaviour, words and actions, don't matter. All that matters is who is in your close social circle, for example, your family members, loved ones, and friends, as well as positive, influential people who may inspire you in your life, for example, teachers or other positive mentors.
Bullies are not a part of your life. Regardless of how they may try to harass, bother, and interfere negatively with your life, you can strive to ignore any negative comments, bullying, and negative actions which people may try to engage against you. In the end, you will move past this, and see that these bullies don't matter. You have your own close people in your life, your own goals, desires, wishes and objectives which are unique to you, in your life. Having a focus on these positive aspects, positive people who are close to you, and your positive objectives in your life, will allow you to diffuse any negative behaviour which people may try to initiate, for no reason. This malbehaviour has nothing to do with you, and everything to do with a bully. There is no point for any individual to be bothering another person in the first place, unless of course they have personal issues of their own. In any case, ignoring negative treatment from other people is the best course for coping.
This is such a positive take on such negative behaviour which can have such long lasting effects on an individuals life. Its so important to try and hold onto these words. The people who do matter are those who are closest to you, those who do care for you, your nearest and dearest and those who accept you for who and what you are, where there are no conditions or strings attached. Where there is unconditional positive regard for you as a person and where you are not judged in any way for who you are. Bullies come and go in many peoples lives and can leave a trail of destruction which can be overcome with support. But its so important to try and let hurtful words and hurtful behaviour not destroy all that you are and to reach out for support. So well said to whoever posted this 