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Entertainment

Vicki Belo Gets Emotional As She Recalls Why She Became a Dermatologist

 Vicki opens up about being bullied in her childhood. by Nikko Tuazon for Pep.ph
Entertainment

Angel Locsin Shows Us How to Deal with Former High School Bullies with Total Class

 "At some point in our lives, we've all been bullied, and we've all been bullies." by Rachelle Siazon for Pep.ph
Entertainment

Heart Reveals Former Bully Sent Her a Heartfelt Apology

 Here's how she dealt with it. by Steph Sison for Preview.ph
Work and Money

Signs That Your Boss is Abusive and You Should Consider Resigning

 Bully bosses are not worth the stress. by Charlene J. Owen
Work and Money

5 Ways a Toxic Boss Could Be Sabotaging Your Career

 And find out what you can do about it. by Charlene J. Owen
Work and Money

Secrets to Dealing with an Opportunist Teammate at Work

 Assert yourself! by Charlene J. Owen
Health and Wellness

How to Handle Bullying As An Adult

 It happens to grown-ups, too. by Ana C. Pascual
Features

Woman with a Rare Skin Condition Gets Genius Tattoo

 Enough hiding! by Jennifer Chan
Features

The 8 People You Meet At Your High School Reunion

 "He's your forever abanger."
Relationships

10 Signs He's Treating You Like a Doormat

 Red flags, red flags everywhere! Read on and find out if he's just walking all over you. by Loraine Balita-Centeno
Relationships

Cyberbullying Is Harder to Process Than Direct Bullying, Says Study

 Experts reveal that knowing the nuances of online and offline bullying may help teens cope better with these negative experiences. by Charlene J. Owen
Relationships

Childhood Bullying May Affect Employment, Says Study

 A recent study reveals that adults who have been bullied as children may be less likely to hold long-term jobs and relationships. by Charlene J. Owen
Health and Wellness

"Fat Shaming" May Cause Obese Individuals to Gain More Weight

 Negative reinforcement may cause more problems than solutions. by Charlene J. Owen
Relationships

Overprotection and Other Negative Parenting Techniques May Increase Risk of Bullying in Children

 Parents who consistently shield their children from harm may be training their kids to become helpless. by Charlene J. Owen
Relationships

Teens Show Less Aggression When They Believe People Can Change

 Helping your kids have an open mind about other people may result in less mental and physical negativity. by Charlene J. Owen
Health and Wellness

Kindness Improves Children's School Communities, Says Study

 Paying it forward doesn't only help others; it also enables kids to become more socially accepted by their peers, study suggests. by Charlene J. Owen
Relationships

Stressed Would-Be Mothers Are More Likely To Have Children Susceptible to Bullying

 Research shows that a mother's anxiety may affect her child's way of dealing with tense situations, increasing his likelihood of being victimized. by Charlene J. Owen
Relationships

Scaring, Belittling, or Neglecting a Child Is as Harmful as Beating Him, Experts Say

 Psychological abuse doesn't leave a mark on your child's skin, but it's just as damaging as physical abuse and harder to spot to boot.
Health and Wellness

5 Tips on Dealing with It When Friends Turn on You

 Cat fights should be avoided at all costs, so take a few deep breaths and plan your next move. FN lists a few tips for you. by Belle Yambao
Relationships

Kids Who Have Been Bullied May Be More Prone to Self-Abuse

 Research shows victims of bullying are more likely to hurt themselves when they get upset.
Relationships

Study Shows How Cyberbullying Differs from Regular Bullying

 Research shows that the tactics used to stop traditional bullying may not work on cyberbullies. by Jennifer Chan