Bullying in schools is a global problem and people are becoming increasingly aware of its essence and consequences. Going to school should be like a second home, a safe and compliant place, but for some students school can be a social nightmare. Some may consider bullying to be a harmless act, but it is actually a dangerous act. Students who are bullied tend to be emotionally unstable, depressed, have lost interest in school, and are at greater risk of becoming drug addicts and dropping out of school. Bullying not only affects the person being bullied, but also the bully himself. Bully people are usually the ones with the most problems and use bullying as a mask to hide all their problems. Students who bully are more likely to abuse alcohol and drugs, usually engage in risky sexual activities, and are more likely to grow up as criminals