Let's Help Plush Pootis! by Bully Free Zone
"Uh...
heh...
Hello...
I'm not sure if you guys are accepting this still but i just need to get this off of my chest...
here goes...
I'm moving to a new school/ old school this year, i've been to it before and i've never had any problems with people there that much, only a few times, but i'm really scared about what people will think of me when i come back, i mean, when i was younger i always stuck out and got picked on because of so many things to count..." (continued in comments)
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09 Aug, 2014, 12:14 am
(continued from description) "...my weight, my speach, my looks, and i mostly would get picked on because i liked a certain thing that they didn't, not to mention my sisters would do much worse at home, but back to the new school, i'm really afraid about people hating me for how i've changed, my hair, my style and i'm not even straight, how will people react to THAT?
i just don't think i can fit in anywhere...
Help?
ok yeah bye...
-Plush"
09 Aug, 2014, 12:36 am
Bullies shudnt tell u what 2 do. Are thy ur parents? no.So dnt be a afraid of thm. show thm u r not scared of them.Stick up 2 urself.What I mean is be brave.What u can do is ignore what thy say.
Heres a lil sayn:Sticks n stones
may brk my bones but words
nvr harm.
09 Aug, 2014, 2:57 am
dude u fit in colors you should be in the #WhiteSpirtClub its were you draw your feelings im 12 and am studing to be a threpist i was going to tell bullyfree but i think u need my help to
09 Aug, 2014, 6:14 am
You don't need to fit in. For the most part, I'd say you can be yourself and it's not about fitting in but about your attitude (I did an animation in my gallery on this actually). The only exceptions I'd recommend is not to bring up your se.xuality unless you feel safe to do so. Religion, politics and se.xuality are issues that people feel very passionate about, so sometimes it's safer to keep those to yourself. Again, that's a safety issue and the rest you should be yourself. See, if you try being what you're not to fit in, you'll feel fake. If you feel depressed or have low self esteme, no matter the reason, you will give off a negative feeling around you and others pick up on that negativity, but if you accept yourself and project out a positive feeling, people will pick up on that instead and want to be around you. It won't prevent all bullying, since there are a variety of reasons people let out their frustrations through bullying, but it will reduce it and help you make friends.
09 Aug, 2014, 7:22 am
Bullies can't tell you what to do, and they certainly can't tell you what to be. My suggestion is to be yourself, but make friends. If you're not straight, don't tell anyone. It's perfectly okay to not be straight, and they can't judge you on that. Only tell close friends your personal info. Always smile. Just be happy! :)