Why do people bully eachother? They say things that HURT the other and not even caring.

Teenage girls everywhere are STRUGGLING with eating disorders and bullying and things get to them.

does this make any of ya'll proud?


girls can't live happily. there's always that person that makes them feel like they look like ****. that's because they COMPARE, but in my opinion... every girl is ****ing beautiful, just in her own way.

none of you are fat. even if you feel that way.. DON'T. and like even if you are... ask yourself.

Does it really matter?
No.

it's what's who you are on the inside that matters way more. you can play around with your looks a lot of times but what you can't do is change who you are. everyone deserves to be happy.

NEVER and i mean NEVER let anything get to you and DON'T do ANYTHING to yourself.

This is a post to all the teenage girls out there.

I always wondered the same Why bullying or bulimia still exists? Why people even bother bullying other people?
And maybe those girls who practice bulimia are victims of bullying, had bad relationships, etc... whatever happened to those girls must have hurted them so much that they wanna look "normal" just to please other people and not themselves.

Were you bullied for having an eating disorder?

That 'you are all beautiful' is all bs, it's cute but society beauty standards are too strong already for them to feel beautiful just causa people tell them to, sad but true

While this is sad, bullying doesn't only affect girls who are pressured to be skinny.

+1

It's worse when people are bullied for being a certain race or having a certain sexuality, you can't change that unlike being bullied for being fat

But..

What about the homosexuals????

I CALL IT SUPERIORITY COMPLEX and its disgusting.

So much cliche in one thread. I like the effort, but this has been done wayyyy to many times. "Everyone is beautiful in their own way." That may sound nice but nobody lives by that standard. Everyone is shallow to some degree. And also eating disorders in boys have taken major leaps in the past years, so it's not right to just exclude them.