I was bullied at school stories. Can you share some?

Sure. I once knew a boy who was constantly teased because he wore glasses. The bullies would call him 'four - eyes' and knock his glasses off. It made him really sad and he started to hate going to school.

In a community, there was a mom who had a child with special needs. Some people in the community bullied her by excluding her and her child from community activities. They didn't understand the situation and were just being cruel. It was really tough for the mom as she was already dealing with so many challenges in taking care of her special needs child. She felt so alone and unsupported.

One bullied love story could be about a shy girl in school who was constantly bullied for her looks. But a kind-hearted boy always stood up for her. Over time, they developed feelings for each other. Their love grew in the face of the bullies, and they found strength in each other.

Sure. One bullied success story is that of J.K. Rowling. She was bullied at school for being a bit different and having a wild imagination. But she used her creativity to write the "Harry Potter" series, which became a global phenomenon, making her one of the most successful authors in the world.

A bullied boy, Sam, was teased for his thick glasses. The bullies would call him names like 'four - eyes'. Sam decided to focus on his studies and became really good at science. Eventually, he won a science competition which made the bullies respect him a little more.

One story could be about a new employee in an office. The existing colleagues, feeling threatened by his skills, started to bully him. They spread false rumors about him, like he was trying to steal others' credit for projects. He was constantly excluded from team lunches and after - work socials. This made him feel very isolated and demotivated at work.

One common theme is appearance - related bullying. Kids are often made fun of how they look. Another is differences in interests. For example, if a child likes something that is not considered 'normal' by the bully, like reading a lot or being into science. Also, social status can be a factor. New students or those who are not part of the 'popular' group are often targeted.

There was a gay guy at work. His colleagues made fun of him in a very subtle way. They would exclude him from group activities, like team lunches. They thought he was different and didn't deserve to be part of the 'normal' group. This made him feel extremely isolated and sad.

I once heard a story where an older boy was constantly teased by a group of little girls. They would take his things during recess and hide them. The boy was too shy to tell the teacher at first. Eventually, he found the courage to talk to them and they realized they were being mean and stopped.

Well, at my school, there was a queer boy. He was really into fashion. He would often come to school in very unique outfits that were a mix of different styles. Some students made fun of him at first. But then, during a school fashion show, he entered and his designs and the way he presented himself on the catwalk were so stunning that he won the first prize. After that, he became a bit of a school star and people started to respect his identity more.