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She sent me messages over the weekend.
I ignored.
Deep down inside, It really hurt.
She slammed me into my locker Monday morning.
She laughed.
Classmates laughed.
They always laugh.
I asked her why she acted so cruel.
She slapped me and told me to shut my mouth.
I did. I didn't want trouble.
In class I couldn't concentrate. My tummy hurt from the pain.
I skipped dinner, breakfast too. If I didn't eat they couldn't call me fat.
They cornered me, gave me some pills. Told me to take it, I'd lose some weight.
I took it. I felt so sick.
I puked and puked. It felt like I'd die.
Why me, why did they pick on me. I did nothing, or maybe I did. Anyways it was probably my fault.
I kept quiet, I told no one.
Why?
Because I was Afraid.
Afraid of being seriously injured.
I'd been warned not to ask for help, if I asked for help, they'd hurt me more.
So I did what's best, I stayed silent, as I lived in constant fear of being tormented if I told a teacher or even worse my parents.
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