Bullying vs teasing - infographic long text description.

This infographic is divided into two columns: the left column represents bullying, and the right column represents teasing. Each column contains six scenes that are directly paired to help illustrate the differences between the two behaviours. There are 12 simple scenes in total, arranged in six pairs from top to bottom.

From left to right, top to bottom, the paired scenarios appear as so:

Pair 1
Bullying (Left): The scene shows a face of a young person with a sad expression. Caption reads: “It’s meant to hurt or upset you.”
Teasing (Right): In contrast, the face of the young person is smiling. Caption reads: “It’s meant to be playful.”*

Pair 2
Bullying (Left): A young person looks at their phone with a worried expression. Multiple red message bubbles with angry faces hang in the air. Caption: “It happens again and again.”
Teasing (Right): The same young person  looks at their phone with a smiling expression. They have received a photo of a cat with the follow up message 'you lol' and are responding, suggesting the interaction is occasional. Caption: “It doesn’t happen often.”*

Pair 3
Bullying (Left): Two school students loom in the background over another student and smirk, symbolising a power imbalance. Caption: “They have more power or influence.”
Teasing (Right): All three school students are of equal size and are laughing together. Caption: “You’re both in on it.”*

Pair 4
Bullying (Left): A figure rolls their eyes. Caption: “They ignore how you feel.”
Teasing (Right): Another figure is shown making a stop gesture. Caption: “They stop when you ask.”

Pair 5
Bullying (Left): A young figure has a withdrawn or sad expression. Caption: “It stays with you for a long time.”
Teasing (Right): The same figure is shown smiling. Caption: “It’s easy to move on from.”

Pair 6
Bullying (Left): Two figures with question marks instead of facial features point and laugh at a young girl. Caption: “It can come from anyone, even people you don't know.”
Teasing (Right): The same young girl sits on a picnic blanket, relaxing and chatting with a group of three friends. Caption: “It usually happens between friends.”