Dealing with Bullying from an Older Sibling: Strategies for Safety and Support
If an older sibling harasses you:
- Tell a trusted adult (parent, guardian, counselor) – they can intervene.
- Set clear boundaries ("Don't call me names," "Don't touch me without permission").
- Avoid high-risk situations (alone together when angry).
- Respond calmly and assertively – name the behavior, state it's unacceptable.
- Build a support network – friends, family, mentors.
- Document incidents (date, time, details) for adults/authorities.
- Seek professional help if severe or persistent (therapist, school counselor).
You deserve respect and safety. Help is available.
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