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Rude Mean Bullying flowchart
Follow the flowchart to determine if the other person is being rude, mean, a bully, or if there is a conflict between the two of you
Rude Mean Bullying descriptions
A rude person is spontaneously inconsiderate, and is not trying to hurt you. A mean person is spontaneously trying to hurt you. A bully is purposefully trying to hurt you, over and over, and you haven't done anything back to them. A conflict is when both people have been hurt by the other person.