That Girl

• by Brittany Earl
• 10 years ago

I have a 2 year old son and I'm only 17 and get made fun everyday.. and who is the author of this poem??

• by And. Engalnd
• 12 years ago

I've just finished school but through-out the 16 years I was like you.
I'm not gonna say it gets better but you learn new ways to cope and manage because no matter how many times they kick you down you will always be stronger. The people who hurt you are just weak and cowardly because they'd rather pick on somebody else than deal with their own issues. You will always be the better person.

• by Violet
• 12 years ago

Yep... I felt that way once people treated me in school like I was no good. What happened first was I was in home schooling in 2nd grade and I finally wanted to have friends so in 3rd grade I went to school. No one understood me so I constantly cried and I threw chairs it was a cry for help but no one listened it was just DON'T DO IT AGAIN but things got better then worse till 5th grade then people treated me the same. They remembered the past. So my mom just could not stand it and decided to teach me (homeschooling) Thanks mom you're my hero but for all of you with trouble xoxoxoxoxox forever I hope things will get better.

• by Lexy Sapphire, Florida
• 13 years ago

I used to be some nice girl in elementary, but through a horrible incident, I was picked on until 5th grade, and everything I did in Kindergarten... it didn't matter. Everyone hated me, and that's how I lived. On the outside, slightly jealous of who was on the in. I know it's better to be here, but not I'm in a new school. People still hate me, but it could be worse. I can't eat in the lunchroom. I feel like crying, there's way too many people in there. But I still have some of my friend's from my old school. We transferred all together.

• by Chandler J.
• 13 years ago

I totally feel the same way. Exactly. I had a boy who turned everyone against me and they never looked at me the same way again. I was pushed around for years. When my family moved to a different city, I met friends who had a chance to know me but at the same time, they were rejected as well. I felt that I belonged somewhere again.

• by Michelle M.
• 16 years ago

This is how I feel in school every day! I'm over weight I know but its no ones business! They always used to push me down with their clever little comments and made up words! They hurt me with their jokes and their discussions. I never really got up from that I just keep to my self and never let anyone in.
Then when I moved to a different school, the people there knew what I went through, they where outcasts, they where people who knew they where different and knew people around the world would be too...They welcomed me with open arms...