Dear Bully,
I can't stop.
I don't want to.
You tell me.
Stop starving myself.
I told you I ate today.
You didn't believe me.
Told me I needed to start eating those stupid weight bars again.
Who would want bars that make you gain weight?
That's stupid.
Almost as stupid as me.
Every person in the school is calling me anorexic.
They laughed.
A lot.
I don't know what to do anymore.
First you don't like me because I'm fat and ugly.
Now you don't like me because I'm skinny?
It doesn't make any sense.
I guess you want to be friends now.
Liar.
You just don't want a death on your hands.
Don't worry I'm not going to kill myself.
I hope.
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Dear Bully
Teen FictionShe knows who she is. The schools freak. The girl who everyone hates. "Dear Bully" is a story consisted of letters Jesse Sanners writes to her bully as she deals with unimaginable pain and insecurity. Jesse. The loser. The freak. The survivor. Cover...
