So, my parents are in the military. That means we move, A LOT! I never really got to make any REAL friends. I knew if I got too attached then, it would be harder to leave them. Since I never really had friends, I became a target. People would call me by a name I hated. Everyone always called me Taylor Swift or Tay Tay and it bugged me. I'm just now realizing that I've been bully quite a few times
Kindergarten, a boy a few inches taller than me, was a bully. He always was pretending to bite me. Once, the teacher thought he was talking so, he stopped doing it.
In second grade, new school. A future bully sat right in front of me. I now realize that he was always threatening to kill me. According to rumors(true or not) he said quite a few things a second grader shouldn't even be close enough (age wise) to know about.
Third grade(new school, new state) I thought I had a friend. Let's refer to him as Bully3. So, Bully3 and I went to the same daycare and class together. Well, one day, he pushed me on the ground while we were waiting for the bus. I tried to get back up but he just kept throwing me down. People just watched. So, after he was done, his shoe came off. I took it and made him promise not to do that again. Well, he promised except his fingers were crossed. A teacher came out and I got in trouble. Luckily, Bully3 was suspended and switched classrooms. After third grade, he moved, so did I.
4th-6th grade. I fell into depression. (Present day my friends bug me I had nothing to be depressed about.) I felt like I had no self worth. I wanted to die, but I didn't have the guts to overdose, cut, etc.
Now, I'm in eighth grade. I have good friends, quite a few great friends, actually. My friends do tell me that people call me anorexic behind my back but, now, I don't give a crap about what they say about me. I'm happy and that's what matters.
I know you guys are thinking, that isn't as bad as most of the stories. I know, but I felt like sharing it.
ADVICE: No matter what kind of bullying. Teasing, physical, verbal, tell an adult you trust.
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Non-FictionBullying is a very serious issue that effects the lives of many. I hope that by many of us sharing our personal stories, it will not only help victims realize that they are not alone, but also help bullies realize how strongly their actions and word...
