when i was in 7th grade i met a girl...whom i can't mention her name..but she was been bullied and made fun of, that she smells,doesn't bath and lots of harsh things. she got tired and keeps things to herself, i tried being her friend because i was picked on in 5th grade and i knew how it felt, so i tried to convince her that she can open up to me and trust me.it took a while but when she opened up finallyyy. she busted out in tears..now she hides her emotions and swore never to forgive them.....bullying is making peoples lives difficult and painful!!!

ogechukwu, 13, warsaw,poland

I've seen bulling happen and how people were being treated made me feel bad!
I have proof we can stop bulling because I have.In 3rd grade it hurt to find out one 
of my friends was being bullied,I had to do something! When I did that persons life changed,it never happened again! So we can stop bulling.DON'T be a bystander who doesn't do anything,be a bystander who changes someone's life!

Ashley, 9, Texas,Arlington

I'm bullied at my school. The feeling of people throwing comments at you or hit you, beat you or just ignore you, its making people sad. My whole life I was and still am bullied, I have changed school 3 times now and just can't come to a place where it isn't going on. You can't come to a place, school, country where there's no bulling, people don't know how big the consensuses from bulling is, they don't know how it feels or actually just what it is since they never self has experienced it. It's sad to see how society is today and what they all can do.

Anne Mette, 14, Denmark

This has happened to me before, I remember when I saw this girl and she saw me and I was her target. I was often called fat by her. I was a bit overweight and it was my weak spot. That's why I  was scared to go to races and anything that could show that I was a bad runner and that I was overweight.  I used to go to school with my stomach  sucked in and I used to run to the bathroom and take deep breathes befor eI held in my stomach. I used to do it soo much that now I  am used to it.  But it never felt good. BULLIES HAVE NO RIGHT, THEY NEVER DO AND THEY NEVER WILL.  Slowly we can help 1 bully at a time to make schools and mre a better place. 

Sophia, 10, Ab