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Bully: Are People Making People Like People?

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Introduction: Many people think that they are unacceptable to the people, and everyone wants to be liked, even the people who say that they don’t care to others opinion. However making people like you is very important for your social life and your job and your communication. Many people like people because of their behavior and their personality, while others like people because of their looks or their brain. So people often worry about their own brains and their own looks, while others worry about their behavior and their personality, and everyone is worry about specific thing and everyone wants to know what is the most important …show more content…

I think that this topic is very important because it can help you to know how do people think about you and lets you to know what is the most important part on you if it is (your look, behavior, brain, or your personality). And many people are hurting others mentally and physically and this bullying, they make jokes about others looks, about others clothes, and others brain or the way of thinking and if they can’t do math, also they make jokes about others background, maybe they don’t know that when they making jokes about anything that a person cannot change it, they become kind of bully. Study Questions : Those are the questions that I will answer, at the end of the research : 1- Which part of a person is the most important (look, behavior,brain,personality)??? 2- How do people judge us?? Base in which criteria ?? 3- Is this topic right “ you can’t change you ?” ??? 4- What things that make the people like you

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