Stopbullying Stories

Mumbai never waited for anyone. It roared, breathed, and swallowed people whole-dreamers, fighters, the broken and the brave. And on a humid July morning, as the city woke up to honking cars and hurried lives, Khushi Kumari Gupta stepped into it with a past heavier than her suitcase and a heart trained to survive quietly. Mumbai University's stone gates loomed in front of her-ancient, intimidating, and full of promises she wasn't sure she deserved. Two years, she reminded herself. Just two years of being normal. No bodyguards. No spotlight. No Arnav Singh Raizada. She adjusted the strap of her bag and exhaled slowly. "Masters in Psychology," she murmured, more to steady herself than to state a fact. Psychology-because she had spent her entire life understanding pain without anyone teaching her how.

It's about a person who isn't terrified of death but also doesn't want to end it. Her thoughts are jumbled and frantic.

Harlee Ramirez and James Whitmire have been best friends since they were nine years old. Harlee is bold and outspoken while James is shy and reserved. And their differences make the dynamic of their friendship special. So special that Harlee always believed they were unbreakable and that nothing could come between them. But the month before Harlee and James' thirteenth birthdays, James proves otherwise when he ends their friendship, without even giving Harlee so much as an explanation. Harlee is hurt, confused, and angry, that James could just throw their friendship away like that. Meanwhile, James is going through a lot of pain himself as he can never tell Harlee the reason why he had to end things. Harlee refuses to give up though; she will do anything it takes to win back her best friend. But as she tries to, she begins to wonder if their friendship is even worth saving or if growing up really does mean growing apart. Filled with innocent laughs, authentic characters, relatable coming-of-age struggles, and touching life lessons, The Summer We Turned Thirteen is a story you don't want to miss out on. Copyright 2019 © Kayla Maria Reviews: "The last time I was addicted to a book was Percy Jackson, but then you blew my mind." @Lymtless "Your book needs to win a Newberry medal. You're a gifted writer who will go a long way." @MissSo-called "I cannot describe how much I love this story! I laughed and I cried so darn much! It teaches important lessons beautifully! This book is a masterpiece! Seriously my favorite book of all time! " @15thsoccergirl "Your book is a must-read for everyone - even adults. There is something to be learned from every chapter." @Ife_bohdey "This was one of the best books on Wattpad that I have ever read. This was a wonderful adventure for me." @Lumna10

[Highest ranking yet: #275 in Teen Fiction] People call Megan Wilson a slut behind her back. They call Ace Trainer a bad boy. People have labeled and blindly judged other people so many times, that they tend to forget that those other people too are in fact, just people in the end. And people cannot be categorized.

(Initial Title: "Farewell Fatty") Tia Summers, possibly the fattest girl in Sunny Hills High, is finally determined to slim down. The reason? She's in love with Bradley Walter, the hottest guy in school. So when her cute best friend, Cole Evans, agrees to be her coach and help her with her diet, she succeeds and becomes all she's ever dreamed of. But later she realises the guy who loves her for who she is- beyond those layers of fats- may not exactly be Bradley... ----------------------------------------------------------------- This book was written when I was 15, so it contains many grammatical errors here as it's unedited. My English may be simplistic to some of you so it might sound really middle-school! NOTE: slow updates HIGHEST RANKING: #316 IN CHICKLIT #26 diet #24 health

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

This is a side project for me, but I've been reading a lot of comments on Wattpad and talking to a lot of people at school, and they are depressed and down on themselves. There will be quotes, mottos, and messages. This is a book that if you are feeling those feelings, you can read and hopefully feel better. We need to stop the negativity! No negative comments targeted towards anyone. This is also a judgement free zone, regardless to looks, gender, sexuality, age, religion, and other things. If you would like to help me with this book, you can message me. I will give you credit for what messages you have to say if you want. This isn't for me, this is completely for you guys. Stay Positive and live life to the fullest!

It's quite simple really. Rubix wrote an amazing book. And a lot of quotes make me think of the characters from said book ;) || This is basically just filled with a bunch of quotes that the characters from the Wattpad series 'The Good Girl's Bad Boys' have *totally* said, so if you love incorrect quotes AND TGGBB as much as I do, well, what are you waiting for? || (All credit goes to @RubixCube89201 for bringing these amazing characters to life, of course, and if you haven't read the books as yet, you should really go do that now, and if you have, well, I hope you're currently rereading them like I constantly am :))

My stories I'm afraid to share Just know if you feel this you should really seek help and really read this story with caution

Do you get bullied? Have you seen others get bullied? Have you tried to stop it? Did it work? This book is basically an inspiration to all those that want to help me stop bullying. If you're against it, then read this to see what useful tips I can give you. Lets make the world a better place. #BullyingRebels

"What do you want?" "Be my victim." --- Devious Academy, the perfect heaven they would say for finding the perfect match; the perfect hell Melia would say for being bullied and making fun of. All she hoped was to survive the year without losing limbs, failing grades, causing troubles, and – falling in love. But things never seemed that easy; never in Devious Academy.

❝SAD BIRDS WILL STILL SING, THE FLOWERS WILL STILL BLOOM, AND THE SUN WILL STILL RISE WITHOUT YOU❞ When an accident left Grayson Reyes in critical condition, he woke up unable to remember the brown-eyed beauty who stayed by his side for three months. After a series of tangled lies, he cut off all ties with her, blocked her, and left her heartbroken instead. To overcome and face reality, she sent a text to him every day for the remaining year, hoping that she will find the love she rightfully deserves one day. A broken heart, a blocked number, and three-hundred and sixty-five days' worth of unsent messages.

A compilation of stories that include bullying, love, stress, emotion, lessons learned, happy endings, and much more. Comment below or message me for opinions! By the way, these stories could be changing lives.

A must-read guide that reveals the inner-workings of the Wattpad reporting system and how to actually get cyberbullies disciplined by Wattpad team members.

This is a simple story, about a guy and a girl, one that's not important when compared to the issues of the world, but very important when it comes to the issues of the heart. It's about beauty, and how girls so often criticize themselves and tear themselves down, when in fact they are very beautiful. Dedicated to Menma

These poems are just little pieces that I write from everyday things that inspire me. Music, billboards, graffiti, it goes on and on. Hope you enjoy!

(Short story in two parts) Amira Bitar had a typical life in her hometown, Latakia. That is, till rebel forces attacked her home on March 2014. With her parents dead, Amira and her little sister, Rima, had to fend for themselves. Somehow, the duo survived and were adopted by Omera and Aashir Jahan. Nevertheless, after two years, Amira still has to face the issues of bullying, PTSD as well as school. Fortunately, the time has come for Amira to show her true colors to her fellow classmates. Credit for cover goes to original photographer(?).

(SuFin Gakuen AU) After a tragic accident that led to serious head trauma, a broken leg, a two week-long coma, Tino Väinämöinen wakes up not able to recall most of his life. His entire school is informed of his condition so they know to treat Tino with caution and care, but some know how they can use this new development to their advantage. Now, Tino must watch out. He doesn't know who he can trust, or who his friends were, or if he had friends, or if he was a jerk, or if he had a lover. And the worst part is, he can't ask anyone. Because they could be lying.

She sat down on the floor. Knees drawn to her chest, hands pulling at her hair. She couldn't take it anymore. She ripped out a bunch of her hair and laughed at the pain it brought her. Nothing could be compared to the pain she already felt. She couldn't describe what she felt. Even after killing her tormentor the pain still wouldn't go away. The joy she felt when stabbing Alison was the ultimate feeling. She couldn't stop laughing, as she continued to stab Alison over and over again, but even that high cleared. She smiled as she remembered the memory. It was the best she'd have for a long time. She stood up and threw the ripped hair in the bin. Even though she still had those melancholy dark feelings in the depths of her, killing Alison had chipped away some of it. But no matter how bad felt, no matter how low she went, or how far broken she was, she'd still rise up. Somehow gravity didn't apply to her. And she wouldn't let it. *Elizabeth Lynnwood was the most normal teenager in the world until the universe suddenly decided to turn things around. She had the perfect family, the perfect grades and the perfect life. And out of nowhere they all simultaneously started to crumble. First was the death of her parents. A car accident. Of course. Being an only child, she had no one left, apart from her relatives on the other side of the country and the one drunk of an uncle in the next neighborhood. No one wanted her. Uncle Kennedy took her in, not by choice. Life took a very bad turn for her and highschool made it so much worse. Highschool they say are the best days of your life. Bullshit. Highschool had turned her into the monster she was now.

a story about a lonely girl who never finds love cause she gets shot of toxicity by everyone