From the author: The article is taken from my website: First, let’s clarify the situation, namely, determine who is offending – an adult or your peer? If this is an adult, for example your teacher, then unfortunately this article will not help you in any way. The only thing I can recommend is to seek help from other adults, for example, from parents, the principal, the police, or even the human rights ombudsman. If the situation is that your peer is not giving you a quiet life at school, then you can safely continue reading, the article was written especially for you! Well, firstly, if a peer pesters you specifically, paying the lion’s share of his unnecessary attention, then this at least means that you are not like everyone else, you are unique, unusual , special. All this is not valued only during school years; in adult life, a non-standard approach and a unique opinion are mostly, on the contrary, encouraged. But what to do if you are pretty tired of these attacks? When you don’t even want to go to school, so as not to see your tormentors. The methods I propose may seem unusual to you, perhaps even “non-psychological” in some ways, since many psychologists suggest solving such problems with conversations, which, in my opinion, are of little use in such a situation. Read more: http:/ /psihologijaonlajn.com/2013/02/05/esli-tebja-obizhajut-v-shkole/#more-227