May I ask if people with few friends will be bullied by others?

...People who are bullied probably give people the image of being easily bullied.

As long as you do your best.

Having fewer friends doesn't mean anything Actually, having too many friends is quite troublesome.

People always have to rely on themselves.

Those so-called multiple friends have multiple paths, and they are more open in society.

I think it's just that everyone wants to eat well.

After all, it is indeed better to have friends from all walks of life.

But at the same time, I also think that if a person is a cow, he doesn't need friends.

I'm the least likely to rely on someone else.

Therefore, if a person thinks about how to make more friends, it is better to spend more time thinking about how to get ahead.

Of course, the best of both worlds, the best

It depends on your physique, physiognomy and aura.

If you're a pure man who is as domineering as Brother Chun, then no. It doesn't matter, if you flatten the first person who bullied you, no one will trouble you (I did it back then, don't be afraid, the guys who can bully people are generally weak, there may be more people, but they are like schools of fish in the sea, and they will scatter and run away when they see a little blood.) ）

Not really! Make yourself cheerful and make more friends so you don't think so

It's good to be strong yourself, there's nothing necessarily connected.

It's so thunderous upstairs that I won't talk about it.

No, it's over!

You won't resist bullying you.

It's that you're thinking too much, how can you? As long as you don't bully others, they won't bully you, don't worry! The world is peaceful.

There may be several reasons for bullying others while making jokes:

First, these people may not be aware that they have acted beyond the victim's capacity. They may think they're just joking or teasing, but in reality they're making others feel uncomfortable, humiliated, or even hurt.

Second, these people may bully others out of an aggressive motive. They may feel that they are smarter and more interesting than others, and they show their superiority by bullying. This behavior is often motivated by insecurities and low self-esteem.

Third, these people may lack social skills to express their thoughts and emotions properly. They may feel that bullying is a way to attract the attention of others and get the attention and response of others.

Finally, these may have been bullied and abused since childhood, so consider this behavior a normal way to socialize. They may not realize that their actions have caused harm and do not know how to correct their behavior.

Whatever the reason, bullying others is a dishonorable act. We should avoid this behavior as much as possible and try to communicate with those who have it to help them understand their mistakes and correct them.