《BULLIED》Story 14
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I've been bullied for three years and it still happens to me everyday. I was called mean things and was slapped and punched. People hated me for being me.
I wanted to die and only a few of my friends knew. I lobed reading and writing and people made fun of me for it. But i didn't let it take me.
My cousin introduced me to wattpad and i fell in love with it. I was able to express who i was without others judging me, and if they did i could just ignore them. I have tons of wattpad friends that give me advice for anything I need.
I was a victim of bullying and it almost took me. But i won the battle. And if you ever wonder why you're here then listen up: your here to be who you are and tondo whats right, who knows some day you might be as important as Martin Luther King Jr.
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