Personal Narrative: Bullied In High School

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One time in the 5th grade i was bullied for the way i looked.I did not know why but she did it to me because I was being fake somehow. I wanted to leave school bad but couldn't because my mom would not let me so I stayed in school. So I went to school the next day but very sad, what had happened was we had computer lab, when it was time to go,my bullied did not not give me a warning,but out of nowhere she threw a chair at me.It hurt really bad,but I had to go on with day.I go home and have a big bruise on my leg.The next day I did not talk as much because of what had happened the other day.As I was still in school I still not have as many friends,so I was kinda lonely most of the time. I had met a girl way nicer than anything. She helped me with anything I needed. …show more content…

So then she never could not handle it any more so than she became homeschool because it was not working for her.It was finally friday and this is what had happened,my class and I had went outside. This was fun friday which is only for people who don't have missing work but my bullied had a lot of missing work because she was in stop. When she had finish all of her work she came outside talking about me for some sort of reason. I was wondering what she could have been saying but I really didn't care because I really wanted to play so I didn't mind it.Turns out that my best friend was bullied by the same girl. So basically we were both getting hurt and bullied by the same at once. One day before my best friend and I did not know that the girl me and her got bullied by was my best friend cousin I was very surprised when I had found out.But still the girl I had got bullied by still did not like me so. We had P.E the next and what had happened.It was a day where we could anything we could but then not really. So I hear her talking about my best friend and she was trying to see if I will tell my best

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