Endbullying Stories

Kasey Carter is a fifteen year old girl who gets bullied. She has insecurities about herself, and people make fun of her. Kasey is a Christian girl, but she doesn't have Faith in Jesus. Kasey wants to run away, where no one can find her. She thinks that nobody cares about her, only her parents. Kasey tries to lose weight, and she tries to wear makeup, but her parents take the makeup away from her. Kasey thinks she's ugly, because people say that she is. Her parents tell her she's beautiful, but she doesn't listen to them. She listens to the wrong people who say hurtful things about her. She discovers that Jesus is her only hope, but she is still determined to lose weight. * * * This is a story I wrote with @AuthorForJesus, be sure to go follow her! :) God Bless!

A simple short poem for the #EndBullying tag, though I'm British and really just here for the participation :P

[HIATUS] 🔏11 in #spreadpositivity read the introductory chapters, you decide if you want to hop on or hop off along this never-ending paths. its a story about a doctor and a lawyer's struggles to find the meaning of life, or maybe stumbles upon loved ones _('ཀ'」 ∠)

I have a bully I have no home He doesn't know that He thinks I'm rich That's funny to me

She doesn't fit in. I know she will. I'm keeping up... On the sideline... Waiting until I'm needed...

These are the thoughts of ever single victim who go through bulling. What they wonder if it could true.Some pass that stage and some are unable to... But, to all the victims of this hideous thing, all you have to do is have faith and hope that someday,someday soon IT WILL ALL GET BETTER...

Telus end bullying contest. Poem to help stop bullying

I guess technically I'm not allowed to enter, but I decided to do this for fun. #1 in #youhurtme // #37 in #poetrycontest // #7 in #endbullying

You can never predict what will happen next but you can let go of the past by putting that chapter away back in its place in the book. This my story and what I lived through in elementary and middle school. #ENDBULLYING

I retell the story of my friend who got bullied for having dyslexia and how others and I helped him through it.

"I'm drowning, Dylan." "You'll never drown, princess. Because I'll always be here to save you." "But what about when we fall?" "Who says either of us going to fall?" "What if we do?" "If you fall first, I'll catch you, Clara. But if I fall first, you need to promise me something." "Anything." "You'll forever be mine." --- Clara Jane is your average dork - she keeps her distance from the populars. She's a loner after an incident which happens when she was much younger, and she much prefers it that way. Her sister doesn't care about anything but her reflection in the mirror. And her parents treat her as if she's a stranger in her own home. So what happens when the bad boy at school stops the head cheerleader from beating her up? They make an agreement - it's just a pointless game. But that's not what it feels like. Feelings get stirred, secrets get spilled and hearts get broken. Is Dylan Maxwell going to be the death of Clara Jane? What happens when they get closer to each other? Will the Gods let them fall in love or will they be left wondering what they could've been? --- 'One word to describe him: possessive - certainly not controlling. And I wouldn't change him for the world.' - Clara Jane 'Whatever happens, you're mine, princess.' - Dylan Maxwell (Book 3 of A Story Worth Telling Series. This book can stand alone without any previous context, but it also may contain spoilers for previous/current novels in the series.)

Please, we can make a change, it may only be one page but that's an effort to try

Poetry for End bullying

"Pig, Pig." He called. Which, apparently was my new name. School sucks, and bullies suck more. Getting through one whole year with a bully- not fun. Struggles come and go. Friends come and go, too. Good luck.

At the age of 10 my siblings and I were bullied alot for our colour. "why are they calling me coffee or tea?" "why do they want to steal my candy?" "Kala?" At the time, I didn't comprehend what was going on but what I understood is that my siblings were getting hurt which in turn was hurting me.

The truth is that we've all dealt with some form of bullying in our lives or have witnessed it first hand. And it's something that's so common and yet we still are too afraid to say something. But it's not about how badly you were hurt by the bully, or how badly they treated you. It's about what your attitude is towards them. This short poem is about a victim writing to their bully in the form of SLAM poetry about how they feel. Though it's not only a letter to their bully, but it's a letter to all others who have or are still experiencing bullying.