For many studies, the main questions were: what are the causes of bullying, what leads an adolescent to become a bully, what is the relationship between the bully and the victim and many more. These are questions that avoid the real question of what causes the harassment. Many study researches have looked at the results of the psychological aspect (emotions) that occur after bullying. Every study fails to highlight that bullying is a daily problem that is found in everyone's life at one time or another. There are genders, races, sexualities that are chosen more than others because they are different. In one study they included the fact that if a teenager is female they are less likely to be bullied than many others, but LGBT people are more likely to be bullied (Patrick 2010), this which, in essence, makes little to no sense because LGBT are a group of both. males and females. However, there are not many studies on the individualization of adolescents based solely on the individual as a whole (white gay man, black transvestite, Hispanic heterosexual man or other).