Bullying Monologue

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How come people judge you on how you act or who you hang out with? It was at school when it happened, Jack and Conner always called me Gay. I don’t know why they would just call someone that. They had to have known it ways going to bother me, i guess that’s why they did it. The reason i had got bullied was due to hanging out with girls and acting feminine. This escalated to them calling me the “G” word. I had been dealing with them for a while but i’m not going to talk about that. It’s not easy being that one boy hanging with girls because you don’t find boys easy to hang out with. I had always hung out with girls since kindergarden and I still do today. I had never put into considering to tell my parents or a teacher because I didn’t want them to bully me more. But all those times i didn’t tell anybody it was putting pressure on me each time they bullied me. The day that i …show more content…

I had got out they tool you use to get the wheels out of my wheel shoes and started to chase them in anger. That lasted the whole recess because I was wanting to hurt them so bad. The bell had rang and everyone went to their lines to go to class. When we got to class I broke, I told the teacher what is happening and what I did. She told me to go to the office because i had threatened them with the shoe tool. When i had got to the office I told them what I did the secretary said, “ I guess you're not going to get your birthday treats now”. I had replied,” that’s not fair I was defending myself” in a crying voice. Later that day the Principal and my teacher had called my parents in after school with me. They were just talking about how i was getting bullied and how it was going on for a while now. The Principal had sent me out of her office to talk to my parents for who knows what, I actually still don’t know till this day. When I was called back in the Principal had assigned me to permanent playground pal so I don’t have to deal with Jack and

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