She's emo? You'd cut too, if you'd been through what she has.
She's a show-off? Her parents abused her, and she's never heard of praise.
She's loud? She's invisible at home, and she wants to be heard.
She's quiet? She's afraid to speak, because she's scared of being made fun of.
She's a geek? She wants to get into college, so she can support her poverty ridden family.
She doesn't wear Abercrombie? Her parents have been put off work for months, clothes aren't her top priority if she can't even afford food.
She's ugly? Tell me, what's the definition of beauty?
Who are you to judge them? You know their name, not their story.
Repost if you're against bullying. I bet 99% of you won't. Prove you're the 1%.
How to know you are a writer:
1. Anything and everything could spark an idea
2. Your brain tends to think of the weirdest things
3. You that your story for English so completely different from everyone else's and you are proud of it
4. You know every single trait of every single character
5. The names you use are not normal
6. You often imagine your story as a movie
7. You sing songs about your characters
8. You talk to yourself
9. You talk to yourself as your character
10. You talk to yourself to your character
11. You approve of books that have really good plots and plot twists etc.
12. You know how to spell
13. You can spell and yet you misspell everything in your rush
14. Phone typing annoys you because it is inaccurate and not fast enough
15. When something "bad" happens in a book, you approve of it even if you don't like it
16. The worst characters are sometimes your favorites
17. Mary Sues make you cringe
18. Misspellings make you cringe
19. Bad stories make you cringe
20. You are a procrastinator
Repost if you can relate

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