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Do not show the bullies that you feel hurt and they've succeeded in affecting you; just walk away as if you didn't mind it. Bullies gain satisfaction from making others feel hurt or uncomfortable, so reacting to them will only encourage them further.  The bully wants attention and if you show them that they are emotionally hurting you, they will get more pleasure out of doing it.  This tactic may backfire depending on the bully, so read the situation carefully. Some bullies will feel safe tormenting you (as they enjoy that action itself) if they see that you aren't suffering from their actions. You cannot talk sense to an irrational person. Walk away with dignity, saying you have better things to do with your time. If it continues, stand up for yourself. Whether it continues or not, be sure to stand up for others who are being bullied. Everyone has an inner strength to draw on; the problem with bullying is that many bullies try to make you feel that you lack this strength and that you're less of a person because of this. It's not true; beware the deliberate attempt to belittle you and cause you to feel weak. Sometimes we think they can take everything we have as a person away from us. Believe that you are stronger than they are because deep down you are stronger than they are and stronger than they ever will be. Try to avoid them in school and social situations. If they take the same route that you do, try a different way; if they can't find you, they can't bully you. Try your best to avoid them but don't show that you are avoiding them. They will usually read this as fear or success, and they will bully you more as a result. Always walk with a friend; there's safety in numbers. Most bullies will be deterred if people in their camp aren't around. They don't want to get in trouble, and if your friends are around, that could happen. This will only please the bully, and they will often chip in with their own ridicule and humiliation to lower your self-esteem. You're just sinking to their level with the target still being yourself. There is nothing funny about bullying, and agreeing with them – whether it's about you or someone else – is just exacerbating the problem. Jokes aren't appropriate in the situation, even if it feels like they're diffusing the tension. They're really just fueling the fire. If accomplished in public, this can elicit laughter from surrounding peers or victims at the bully's expense. This is a bully's worst nightmare, as they are de-throned from their position of power over you. Remember not to show the bully the attention they are hungry for, as this will allow the bully the pleasure of actually hurting others emotionally.  Avoid insulting the bully if they have a history of physically bullying you since this instigates a conflict you can't win. Instead of exacerbating the situation, walk away. Report this to an authority figure if you believe you are in danger. Do not keep on doing this as this could result in the bully to beat you up. Also, try to come up with good comebacks (or as they are called, "roasts") to de-throne them even more, and counter-roast them when they successfully roast you. Bullies usually aren't very smart or witty, so you can use this to your advantage. Here are a couple of ideas:  Laugh at everything they say, and the worse the insult, the harder you should laugh. Try to think of it as something really funny and actually laugh. This is undeniably frustrating to bullies because they want you to cry, not laugh. Scream a quote at the top of your lungs to their face. You should only try this when they've tread on your feet or in general, are doing something wordlessly annoying. There are many good things to quote, such as the first verse of Jabberwocky, songs that have been mostly forgotten, ("I am I, Don Quixote, the Man of La Mancha") or make up some of your own ("I would like a dollar so I can buy a fish!"). In this case, random is the keyword. The bully might be so surprised that you can cause laughter or, at a minimum, get away. If they think you're crazy, that's okay too!
Show minimal reaction to their bullying. Feel your inner strength. Work your way around the bullies. Do not make jokes at your own expense to try to prove that there is nothing that the bully can do to hurt your feelings. Reflect an insult back to a verbal attacker. Outsmart the bully.