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My belief was formed about ten years ago when I was around eight years old in elementary school at Allentown. I was a small and short child in my younger age with not many friends. My closest friend Jason was always with me during my hours at school so I considered him to be a close friend. We didn’t hangout out of school much but it didn’t really bother me. We were both in school one day and the biggest kid in our school (Jake) was sitting with us at lunch. Jake knew that Jason and I dislike him and we wanted to pay no attention to him. Sometimes, Jake seemed to be more interested about our food than what we were talking about. As I open my lunchbox to see what my mom had packed me, Jake not knowingly took Jason’s lunchbox. I watched Jake recklessly go through his lunchbox and not say a word because I knew he was bigger than me and could possibly hurt me. No words were said until Jason told him that enough was enough. Jason jumped up upon the lunch table with his light-up Sketchers sneakers and immediately kicked Jake right in the face! I can remember seeing Jake wincing in pain while all the kids around him celebrating that the bully has been beaten. . Even though I knew that was not the way to handle the situation, everyone was pleased to see him gone.
What followed were cheers of happiness from all of the children in the cafeteria. Quickly the teachers came to the rescue but the children had already seen it all. They all saw the situation where Jason was being bullied and were relieved to know that he handled it. I’m not telling you that you should go and kick somebody in the face but this is how Jason handled the situation. I don’t remember if Jason and Jake got in any trouble but what I do remember, and what has become a core philosophy of mine, is that you shouldn’t let somebody push you around just because they are bigger than you. They teach us as students to not bully and how serious the situation can be on the person. You hear all the time on the