1. Yes, it is. A lot of people get made fun of because of their appearance, or the way they talk, or something they do, or literally anything.

2. Because teenagers are easily influenced by what they see and some of them just think bullying someone makes them look cooler.

3. Yes, I do. Some of my friends.

Wellness tips:

• Stay hidrated. Being dehydrated can cause much more problems than we expect.
• Take care of yourself. Take regular showers, brush your teeth often, take care of your hygiene in general.
• Practice physical activities. Yes, everyone says that, but it's true. The human body wasn't made to be still all day long, it needs exercise. You can go to the gym, walk, run, dance, whatever pleases you the most.
• Exercise your brain. Read, maybe study a new language. These are fun things to do that help to keep your mind on track.

1- I think people should fight and stand up for what they believe. They shouldn't be quiet if they think something is not fair.

2- I support feminism, cruelty-free and equal rights for everyone.

3- When they protest peacefully and try to make verbal agreements, I think it's effective. But i'm completely against violence.

4- Yes, I would. If I want to fight for my rights or even for someone else's rights, I will.

How would you like to define a stereotype?

It's a generalization based on skin color, nationality, lifestyle, and things like that.

Which stereotypes do you know?

"All black people are criminals", "all vegans are annoying"
"all asians only listen to kpop" "people from Africa are dumb and poor" "all women should stay in the kitchen and not interfere with men stuff" and other really dumb stereotypes.

Do you think it is a problem to believe in stereotypes? Why?

Yes, I think it's a really big problem. We can't judge people simply by their looks, the way they talk, where they're from or how much money they have. For us to judge someone, we have to know them.

In my opinion, people create their values based mostly on the people around them as they're children. At least that's what happened to me, I have really similar values to my parents. Everyone knows what's right and what's wrong, but it goes from each person individually to do the right thing or not. As time goes by, people's values can change, but not their entire character.

I stand for what I think is right, no matter how many people hate me for it. You respect my values, I respect yours, but no one has to agree with them.

In my country, there are some rules, but i think we're a really liberal country.
Some things we can't do are: murder someone (that's kind of obvious), throw your trash on the floor, walk around without clothes on, etc.
But there's also the stuff that you can do. In fact, you can basically do anything that's legal, since Brazil is a really diverse and open to new things country.