[chuff me dizzy]

Originally Posted by Jan S

and this time used correctly and in perfect context for his behaviour

bullying is insidious. it doesn't have to be loud or overtly aggressive. it's mostly small, mean-minded acts meant to belittle and demean another person. it's because it can be this way that bullies get away with so much and people often pass over actions that seem fairly innocuous in themselves.

PLEASE tell me when he's bullied and who's he's bullied

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by chuff me dizzy

PLEASE tell me when he's bullied and who's he's bullied

No one and he hasn't chuff, it always saddens me when the word bully is used like this, as it belittles the real meaning of the word.

Letting down badly too those who do suffer with bullies in real life.
Bullies who do very little of their vile act in the full glare of other people around them and do their nastiness when they get someone alone.
Awful misuse of the word when applied to a BB series.

There are housemates who are wind up merchants, incredibly annoying, irritating and near impossible to live with,loud and at times aggressive too.
However bullying no way,not at all.