Photographer Lou Dawson called for the stop of school bullying in his suicide note. What harm will school bullying do to children?

Walking into the campus is something that every one of us will experience. As long as we get to the campus, the teacher will educate us about all kinds of knowledge, and many memories of our childhood will also be produced on campus. So far, many children will like school very much. There are many good friends at school, and it is also a wonderful thing to see their friends every day. However, there are also many incidents extending from the campus, that is, the school bullying incident. These things will make everyone feel sad after they happen. After all, we are all children, and many words will hurt children's hearts. Even campus bullying scares everyone.

The news of the death of photographer Lou Dawson made everyone feel sorry. He also published his suicide note, which wrote bits and pieces of his past life, and also talked about the school bullying incident that happened in his school, which deeply hurt his heart. After no one appeased a child's inner world, his world outlook gradually changed, which led to the death of Rudson. In his suicide note, he also called for the school bullying to be stopped. What harm will school bullying do to children?

What hurt children the most in school bullying incident was their thoughts. Their minds are not yet mature. Every word of the bully stung their hearts deeply. The heart that needs everyone's comfort suddenly stings differently. The mental damage is even greater. They can't escape such bullying, but they can only bury it in their hearts silently, which also makes the bullied people gradually become depressed and unwilling to talk. At this point, the birth of depression was also triggered. When everyone doesn't understand depression, it constantly hurts a child and causes great harm to their hearts and souls. The angle of children's thinking will be biased, which will lead to extreme things. This is why Lu Daosen hopes that everyone can pay attention to the bullied children on campus, whose physical and mental health has been greatly hurt.