When I said goodbye to elementary school, I thought it could only get better ... but I was wrong ...The new class was very nice at first and I really thought they would like me, but then everything changed ...

There was this one boy ... I liked him very much and wanted him to see me and he did, but for him I was just the weird, stupid, idiotic and childish girl who did not interest him. He played with me: once he was nice to me and I could laugh with him, then I was happy and I never wanted more ... But then came the time in which he made me the idiot of the class and mean and repulsive It was the worst of times for me, and the worst of all was that everyone went along to get me down...

I can still remember a situation:I'll call boy M. fair ... I always knew he was a good boy, but in this class you had to fight for your place and that's exactly what M. did by completing me with insults and slander. ..Once he called me a "good example of the plague". I felt like the old habit of beating him; in me again, but I did not want ... more ... it was not a solution and would make things worse ... In the middle of class, I ran to the river and sat on the wall, cried, was angry with me..

Imust add at this point that I was not all alone ... K. you were always there for me, helped me when I could not anymore, showed me new worlds and did not give me up ... thank you for it and will never forget it ...

Sowhen I was sitting on the floor, K. came out of the classroom and consoled me, asked what was going on. I told her and I told the teacher again ... When I came back in everyone asked what was going on and when I told them they did something that I never expected and would never forget ...Through all the people who wanted to comfort me, I saw K. shouting at M.:

"Are you crazy? How can you say that, you're really handicapped!"

Somehow I felt sorry for M. But that was the best moment I had had in a long time and I had to cry even more ...

A couple of days later M. came to me, wanted to apologize and bought me sweets and he was so terribly sorry that I accepted the apology because his guilty conscience plagued him and I saw that ...