Welcome to A.S.S.G.O
AS Support Group Online
Unfortunately people with Aspergers Syndrome are victims of bullying a lot because of them being different. Bullying can occur at school, work or in someones personal life. It can take many forms. The most common forms are verbal and physical. Being bullied isn't a pleasant experience. At school you can pluck up courage to tell a teacher to try to stop the bullying. As you grow up there becomes no one to tell. You've got to find the strength within you to cope. It's best to not react to the bullying. Nasty names can hurt deeply. A smack in the mouth will sting. The answer is to just not react and you'll find they'll give up. Bullies always want a reaction. If they don't get what they want they'll just grow tired of it. You must never let a bully destroy your confidence. Always bounce back from their attempts to belittle you. All of us will bully someone else at some point in our lives. We take our insecurities out on others. When we feel bad we take it out on others. Subconciously we like another person to feel as miserable as us. That is how bullying starts.
