"Bullying: Agreed with Adults" by the very name reveals the answer to the question of who is to blame for creating a toxic, bullish environment in the children's team. This book is not a manual, it does not pretend to be a study. This is a polyphony of victims of bullying, shooters, witnesses. This penetration into the souls of those who experienced childhood trauma, for years felt nothing, nobody, lonely, rejected, defenseless, others. Someone had a wound, it dragged on, it almost does not make itself felt, thanks to the support of the family. Someone is still being treated, after twenty, thirty years. Someone did not survive this terrible experience, decided simply not to be, nowhere. And left. My son survived the trauma. At eight, he wanted not to be. We managed to save him. But many failed, many no one saved. I talked to those who survived. The book contains forty real stories. They must be read to parents and teachers to admit that bullying is a problem, it is not a game, it is not the norm that behind the words of our children "everything is fine" sometimes lies hell, with which they live every day, but are silent, simply because they do not trust adults.