Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – In a recent broadcast by Hot FM, a Malaysian radio station, a man bravely shared his harrowing personal journey as a victim of bullying, shedding light on the profound and lasting impact such experiences can have. He recounted how, despite years passing, the memories of being bullied remain vivid, contrasting sharply with the apparent forgetfulness of his tormentors. "They forget what they did, they forget their wrongs, but I remember," he stated, emphasizing the lack of remorse often shown by bullies. He described himself as an "easy target" due to being perceived as weak and unable to defend himself, leading to multiple school transfers. The speaker expressed deep concern over the tendency of adults to dismiss bullying as "normal kid behavior," asserting that such inaction allows the cycle of abuse to continue. "If we don't take action, this thing will not stop," he urged, stressing the need for serious intervention. He concluded by expressing his fervent hope that his own children will never endure the same suffering he did, advocating for a societal shift to recognize bullying as a grave issue that demands immediate and serious attention from all stakeholders.
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