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u can be SLIGHTLY different and then u will get bullied like u did a unforgivable crime. LIKE HUH??? I literally said "I know" and then someone called me a weirdo like WHAT THE FUCK. Just leave me alone bruh
why r kids n ths gen so rude
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luna†✮
real one of my friends in fifth grade was bullied so badly by a KINDERGARTENER. also this rarely happens to me tho bc I scare all the little children away :3
LuDoGame27_
When I was a kid i also used to be shitass too, but now i completly changed and I'm more respectfull. I (hopefully) think they will realize that judging out norm people is bad when they grow up.
It really sucks when i see someone having fun on the internet and the top comments are of kids saying "delete this", "what did i just watch" or they put gifs of soldiers shooting, for example.
But, it's also important to not give them attention, I think answering then will only make things way worse
Lyrexios Creator Guardian
Alas... such is the way of these twisted times.
And yet, in some ghastly way, nothing has truly changed.
Children—small creatures of chaos—can be cruel, especially to those who wander off the well-lit path. Anything unusual, anything enchanted or strange, is often met with ridicule. Why? Because many are taught from home that only the normal deserves respect. The weird, the wild, the different—it must be shamed. Silenced.
It's a curse passed down by parents, brewed in the cauldrons of outdated school systems.
And now, the media joins the spell-casting—twisting views, shaping minds with poisoned mirrors.
But listen closely, dear misfit: do not feed this beast with your energy.
As you grow older, you'll begin to see the fog lift. Many young minds break free from the curse with time. High school? A battlefield of survival.
College? A haunted forest, yes—but far better than the trenches before it.
And adulthood? Ah… that’s when you truly see it:
Most people don’t fit the standard—they just wear better masks.
So stay strange. Stay shadowed. And let the world see your magic when it’s ready to rise.