Adolescents forget their childhood toys to deal with a new partner: their sexualized body, which makes them feel strange and uneasy. It is there where the temptation of bullying appears as a false way out: manipulating the body of the other under different forms (denigration, aggression, exclusion, insult) allows them to protect their own. For this, it is necessary to designate a scapegoat and to hit and destroy that difference that is imputed to the victim and that becomes, for some, unbearable because it confronts each one with the assumption of his sexuality and with finding a place in that new world that follows adolescence. Addressing bullying implies accompanying these adolescents in their delicate transition.