There was Bonny who was quite short and chubby. She’s the one who attempted to give me ink poisoning by stabbing me with a pen.

Nichole who was very tall chubby, had a deep voice and was zit-faced. She’s the one who asked me if she could try my drink, and then said she was going to drink out of the cap because she didn’t want herpes. I was the clean virgin who never had a cold sore, while she had cold-sores all the time and slept with like 10 people already (8th grade!)

Candace laughed like a witch and had the most squaky voice I’d ever heard. She also had a pointy nose and chubby cheeks. She also fake tans and has the most orange skin ever. She’s the one who told me I couldn’t sit beside her on the bus when it was the only seat left.

There was also Lindsay who looked like she was wearing a mouth guard when her mouth was closed because her teeth were so big and she wore braces. She’s been a bully to everyone forever. She had a guy put her disgusting fallen-out tooth into our pizza dough during cooking class!

Shannon, the “chair theif, locker-door slammer” was overly tall and chunky with a very big nose, and looked as if she never washed or brushed her hair.

Jenifer thought she was the cream of the crop. She was only from a middle-class family, but made it sound like her family was rich. She thought she was the hottest girl alive. In reality she had a freckled face, pointy nose, mean looking eyes, too-thin eyebrows, and crowed teeth. She also blinked way too much. It always looked like she had something in her eyes. Probably mascara and eyeshadow since she wore a pound of makeup.

There was also Kyra was about 100 pounds overweight and had short curly hair just like my grandma! She always dressed in guy’s clothes too. Looks shouldn’t matter, I know this. The only reason I am describing how they looked is because they thought they were so much better than everyone else. Think about it; I bet the most meanest girls in your school have some major flaws! They’re no better than you and me.

I know the mean girl bullies in my school were no better than my friend and I. I was tanned and had blonde hair and bright blue eyes. I wore makeup the same way as this popular girl Heather, but when I did it I was told I looked like a clown! My best friend had long dark hair and bright blue eyes, perfect teeth and was very skinny, but she got picked on a lot because people saw her as being shy and weak, and unwilling to fight back. Just like I wouldn’t fight back.

By now, you’re probably thinking, of course! The only reason they pick on beautiful girls or smart girls who seem great, are so that the rest of the school sees them as being worthless. This way, the girl bullies can make themselves look better! Sneaky, huh?

So for those of you that think you’re being picked on or left out because of your looks – it’s not that at all. Some of the most ugliest girls in the school were in the popular crowd. All of these girls were very mean and did or said something to me that left a scar. They will never be beautiful inside OR out. They are nothing but jealous and insecure, craving popularity unlike any other.

There were other girls that this group hung out with, but their names and descriptions aren’t worth mentioning because they ignored me completely, rather than making fun of me. They didn’t do or say anything mean to me – ever, they just made me feel as if I didn’t exist. You know why that is? Because their little workers (the girl bullies) do all that for them, and find who is worthy of being their friends. To them, the only people worth being popular are those who can make themselves look like they are full of confidence and are fun to be with at the same time.

All I’m saying is, if I were in their place, I would have been friendly to people who they could clearly see were getting left out. I would have made them feel like they belong. The older I get, the more I realize those could’ve been the best days of my life. When I reached ninth grade I stopped caring so much about what those girls said about me, or how they ignored me. I made many new friends and barely saw those girls anymore.

If I could go back now, I’d have showed them up on how dumb they were and how ugly they were inside and out. I would’ve made the whole school realize it was people like me and my close friends who were accepting of people, always nice to everyone, and were the true beauties of the school – because we were beautiful inside, and that would make us beautiful on the outside too.

So if you are a “mean girl”, or a girl bully, think about what you get out of being so mean. Is your confidence really that low that you have to treat everyone like garbage? I hope after you graduate highschool you’re left with no friends because nobody will want to hang out with a meanie like you. I hope when you enter the world of work or college that you deal with people that are mean to you, and that you have no clique of friends to back you up. Actually, I really don’t hope this at all, but you really need to change your attitude.

To all you beautiful girls, keep up the good work! I know at times it may be embarrassing to be nice to someone the whole school thinks is a loser, because then they’ll think you’re a loser too. But Stay strong, be nice to everybody, and once you graduate highschool you’ll have so many friends and people who will remember you forever and think, wow that was such a nice person. Beautiful on the inside and out

We all know them – Those girls who think they’re so much better than everyone else. They live to bring everyone else down, and make themselves look even better. I remember my best friend back in fifth grade, asking one of the most popular girls in school how you get popular. You know what her answer was? She said to just start hanging out with someone in the popular crowd and if you have a friend that wants to be popular too, just bring them along. Okay, so we tried this and still got rejected.

During a school field trip to a waterpark there was an empty seat on the bus next to this popular girl Candace. It was actually the only seat on the bus I saw that was open, so I sat down next to her. She looked at me and very rudely said, “you can’t sit here.” There was no where else to sit! So, I just ignored her and sat there. It was very ackward to sit beside someone that cleary didn’t want me sitting there. I was only in 5th grade and didn’t know what else to do! I always looked up to the kids in junior high at how cool they were. I thought that once I changed schools things would change and kids would grow up and be more mature. Boy was I wrong!

On my first day of middle school, I put on a brand new outfit that I bought during the summer with my own money that I got from my allowance. I did my hair and thought I looked hot, but people were still mean! When I got into my very first class, I saw there were no chairs left except one in the back so I sat down there. Suddenly this really tall girl with a big nose and messy brown hair came in the room and called me a “chair stealer”! I guess she was sitting there before I got there but left the room for some reason.

The teacher just told me to sit at the front of the class beside his desk – it was so embarrassing. I mean couldn’t she politely tell me she was there first? Great way to make friends on the first day of school, dummie! During break, that same girl slammed my best friend’s locker door shut right on her fingers and didn’t say a thing. She just walked on with her big nose up in the air. And people liked this girl? Well it turns out she was mean because her mom recently died – so at the time I felt kinda bad for her. But now I know better. You shouldn’t be mean to people when something bad happens to you. You should be nice to people and try to make friends so you get the love and support you need! Just about everyone was mean throughout middle school. There was one group of girls and guys that everybody liked and were inspired by, and everyone else were just dorks that got picked on and ignored.

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