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How can a person understand their true value when they are being bullied?

21 Answers Moderated by Alex DS Ellis, MA, LMFT Updated: Aug 6, 2018

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Anonymous on Aug 6, 2018

Believing in yourself when no one does ignoring the bullies because they need help and have problems

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