Do you know or have you met anybody who were/have been victims of female bullies?

Eh.... Maybe? I dunno. I dont really think so. My school doesnt seem to have many bullies really. Or maybe Im just oblivious.

But I think its cause they are typically taken as just being 'bitches' mais than 'bullies'

I've been bullied por females before and a few other people I know.
And they seem to get mais of a pass. Annoying as heck.

Bullying is bullying.. I don't care what gender they are

My youngest brother and a friend's brother were - physically bullied.

Many people including myself were verbally bullied.

where i live i hear alot about students who bully teachers

Are you kidding me, I /am/ a female bully.

Well, okay, only to my older sister, but she deserves it for being a freggin teaboo.

Because girls don't really 'bullly' as in shoving and knocking you down and ect.
They talk about you and make you feel bad.
So I guess that's why there's not enough attention on it.
Plus everyone knows how girls are and I guess they see it as normal. There's wasn't really any bullies at my school, everyone was in the same 'class'.

In general, a lot of female bullies attack with words instead of physically beating up someone (note that this is in general, where I am there are a lot of cases of girls physically attacking).

Seeing as words aren't something that can be seen, then this form of bullying tends to go unnoticed as you can't see that a person is covered in bruises to easily click that they're being bullied.

But then this idea crosses the gender boundary and enters mais into physical vs verbal abuse, which either gender is capable of. Because I was verbally abused por one boy several years atrás that I never spoke up about, which obviously caused it to go ignored (the twat was expelled after a few weeks anyway). But I would say the ignoring aspect comes mais from the fact that verbal abuse is easier to hide, and is a form that I have experience from males and females, not females exclusively. Physical abuse is always immediately taken seriously, female or male, it doesn't matter.