What are the common types of adult bullying in adult bullying stories?

Verbal bullying is common. This includes name - calling, like 'ugly' or 'fat'. Another type is social bullying, such as excluding a girl from a group. Cyberbullying is also on the rise, with mean comments on social media.

One common type is verbal abuse. Just like in the stories I mentioned before, people leave mean comments or send cruel messages. Another type is spreading false rumors. It can quickly damage someone's reputation.

Physical bullying also appears often. For example, pushing, hitting, or tripping someone, like in the story where a bullied kid was constantly tripped during recess. Another common type is social bullying. This includes spreading rumors, excluding someone from a group, or making someone feel left out, which can be just as damaging as the other forms.

Exclusion is common. For example, girls might not invite a particular girl to parties or group activities just to make her feel left out.

One common type is exclusion, like in the story where an employee was left out of meetings. Another is overloading with work, similar to the case of the new hire getting impossible tasks. Verbal abuse also occurs, as seen when the supervisor publicly berated the new employee.

Common types in high school bullying stories include cyberbullying nowadays. Bullies might post mean comments about someone on social media. Then there's emotional bullying. They could spread rumors about a person to make others dislike them. Physical bullying still exists too, like stealing someone's lunch money. Verbal bullying where students use sarcastic and hurtful remarks is also quite common.

In Canada, there are stories of cyber bullying that involve exclusion. For example, a group of students might create an online group and purposefully exclude another student, making them feel left out and unwanted. Also, identity theft can be a form of cyber bullying here. Bullies may steal someone's online identity to post inappropriate things, causing harm to the victim's reputation. There are also cases of repeated trolling, where the bully constantly posts negative or irritating comments on the victim's social media pages.

One common type is verbal bullying. Like name - calling, making fun of someone's appearance, or how they talk. For example, if a kid has a lisp, others might make fun of it.

One common type is physical bullying like hitting or pushing. For example, in many boarding school stories, the bigger students might physically intimidate the smaller ones. Another type is verbal bullying, such as name - calling and spreading rumors. There are also cases of social exclusion, where bullies keep other students from joining in group activities or making friends.

There was a case where in a community group, an adult was bullied by others. They spread false rumors about him being dishonest. They excluded him from group activities and would give him dirty looks. This went on for a while until some people finally stood up for him. The victim was really hurt by the whole experience, feeling isolated and sad.