Agree and when the bullying is exposed everyone fawns over the bully and their feeble excuses for the bullying but never the victim who has had their life destroyed by the bullying.

Well people do not have to listen to the bully as well!! They can think for themselves!! It's a 2 way street!!

​@@ArtIsDrawing I Agree🫂❤️, and I appreciate your opinion.

​@@ArtIsDrawingI agree

@@ArtIsDrawing not that easy for people who have mental illness or are neurodivergent like me. bullying is physical too and im disabled so i cant just 'go away' from it

yes this was too short, they didnt even show her singing

Exactly

yesssssssss

@@Firefox-uq3cu We need part two

@@Firefox-uq3cu Yes we do

Yes I hope we get part 2??

@@theresarehling1122 Yes. We need a part 2 for some of your videos including this one

You're not the only one, my friend, because I EXTREMELY hate bullies, I saw everything on the news about the victims of bullying committed suicide, I said it once on my Instagram live, and I'll say it again: "It's time to point fingers on those whose responsible for bullying and I'm talking about the bullies, their parents and the school management"

Exactly. Had two of mine treat me nasty at school although their Dads were friends with my Dad. Years later one was a mother of three children and a victim of domestic abuse 'which she did not deserve' and the other spawned at least six children by goodness knows how many fathers. Both have no doubt got faces like a window cleaner's cloth over the 'stress' they have had over the years.

Please read this

parents hating eachother..

​@@ah1am.x69 me too but fighting is wayyyy out of level

wall my parents do not hat eachother but thay do fight

Being bullied at school and in my teens.

Acne depression and loneliness that i still have im trying to deal with im 19 aswell..

BLEEHHH 🤮🤮🤮4:38

@@susielily2246 so u calling her ugly

Never judge a book by its cover because you never know what that person is going through

Me too

I want part two

Yes absolutely

If the video ended, that means she made it.

@@astru2619 We still didn’t get to hear her singing yet

The next day, the vandalism is discovered by the staff. In the drama club, the nerd 'discovers' the money is missing from the cash box. The goth tries to comfort her, assuring her that they'll get it back and she'll go with her to talk to the police and report it. Later, the nerd meets with the mean girl to discuss the next part of their plan. The mean girl says that she is going to plant the stolen money in the goth's bag to frame her for theft, which she proceeds to do. Little does the nerd know is that the mean girl has planted the bag containing her powdered medication in her school bag. In class, a police officer shows up, carrying a bag containing some empty spray paint cans and the goth girl's mask. The mean girl accuses the goth of vandalism and even claims that she stole the money for the school auditorium. The goth denies it and opens her bag to show she has nothing to hide, only to find the stolen money in plain sight, much to her shock. The mean girl says she knew all along that the goth was trouble since she first came here and that she even looks like a criminal. The goth proclaims her innocence, but the mean girl says no one will believe 'some thug' over the most popular girl in school. This proves to be the last straw for the nice guy and he furiously calls the mean girl out on her behavior and the way she treated the goth girl. He explains to the officer that there is no way the goth could have vandalized the school wall, saying that she had discovered her mask missing when she was at his house, much to the mean girl's surprise. He reveals that he and his parents took her out to dinner theater and that they enjoyed themselves. He even reveals that he asked her to go to prom with him and she accepted, much to the mean girl's outrage that he chose the girl she hates. The nice guy says that there is no way the goth could have been involved in the vandalism because she was with him last evening. Seeing that her dream of having him as her prom king is ruined and bent on getting the goth kicked out of school, the mean girl spitefully thanks him for confessing to being her accomplice. The police officer is puzzled, saying that when she called to report the crime she witnessed, there was only one person. The nice guy asks the police officer when the report was made, and after being told, he confirms that the goth was still with him that evening and they were leaving the dinner theater at that time, so there is no way she could have done it. The mean girl says that it doesn't change the fact that the goth is a thief and then reveals that she had an accomplice, showing footage from her cellphone of the nerd stealing the money, much to the nerd's shock at realizing she has been betrayed and that the mean girl has been planning it all along. The mean girl even grabs the nerd's school bag and reveals that she is using drugs. The police officer finds the bag containing the powder, much to the nerd's horror, realizing that this was the mean girl's plan all along. The nerd argues that the powder is what's left of her medication but the mean girl demands that both the thief and the thug be arrested. The teacher, however, assures the nerd that he believes her. He found her empty pill container in the garbage and was confuses as to why she had thrown it out when she had just gotten her prescription filled out and still had refills. At first, he was afraid she had overdosed due to her problems, when she came back to school, he realized something was wrong. The police officer is puzzled, pointing out how the goth had helped report the stolen money and had even given permission to have her bag searched despite the money being found in plain sight. Even the teacher agrees that something doesn't add up. The nerd admits that she did steal the money but the goth had nothing to do with it and that she herself had been blackmailed. The nerd says that the mean girl was the one who ground the pills into powder and blackmailed her into stealing the money. The mean girl only smugly denies anything, saying she has no proof, and once again orders both girls to be arrested and expelled, but the police officer discovers that inside the powder are a few pill pieces that haven't been ground up, adding more credibility to the nerd's story. The nerd also reveals that after how nice the goth was to her earlier, she decided she couldn't betray her new friend. So she recorded her last conversation with the mean girl and filmed her planting the stolen money in the goth's bag. Enraged by what she sees as a betrayal, the mean girl calls her nerd a backstabber, but the nerd has finally had enough and she stands up for herself, calling out the mean girl for betraying her despite having done what she asked. She angrily tells the mean girl off, saying that just because she's the most popular girl in school doesn't mean she has the right to treat others like this. She says that the nice guy is popular because he's nice to everyone and is the friend everyone needs, whereas she's only popular because of her looks and her influential father. None of her physical beauty matters when she's a horrible person on the inside. Actions and conduct with others define us, not appearance or status and what happened here proves it. The police officer has heard enough and he arrests the mean girl for blackmail and theft, arguing with her protests that what she did was much worse and that the nerd never would have done what she did if she hadn't been blackmailed. Even the nice guy tells her off for taking advantage of a vulnerable girl and her insecurities for selfish reasons. The goth allows the police to hold on to her mask for the duration of their investigation into the vandalism. The teacher tells the mean girl that her father will hear about this and that she is suspended until further notice. Not only that, but she is banned from the prom. As she is being taken out of the room, the mean girl angrily blames both the nerd and the nice guy. In the aftermath, a narrator explains what happens afterward. Shortly after the money is recovered, the nerd discovers that some of the money is missing. She reports this to the police and they realize that the missing sum was the total listed on the receipt inside the bag where the spray paint cans were found. Thanks to the DNA evidence taken from the mask and the security footage from the store, they are able to gather enough evidence to prove the mean girl was responsible for the vandalism. Her suspension is upgraded to expulsion and she is sent to prison. The story of how she tried to get one of her classmates kicked out of school to maintain her status as the most popular girl in school made the front page of the paper. The public was outraged by the scandal, so much that when she was released years later, everyone remembered it. She was disowned by her family, shunned by her friends, and ostracized by a community that hated her. No one would hire her or rent an apartment to her and she was soon homeless. It is also revealed that after the mean girl's arrest, the goth beame the new most popular girl in school and went to prom with the nice guy where they are voted king and queen. After graduation, they pursued their dream careers, fell in love, and got married, while the nerd went to college and studied to become an accountant. Ten years after that fateful day in school, the couple are leaving a theater after another successful performance. Joined by the nerd who is their accountant, they give money to a nearby homeless woman who they are shocked to discover is the mean girl. She angrily blames the trio for ruining her life, but the nerd says she brought it upon herself. The trio tell her off for her selfishness and where she ended up, but encourage her to rebuild her life elsewhere. After they leave, the mean girl swears revenge.

You have wayyyyy too much time on your hands lol. But I will say from what I read (no way I’m reading all that but I did read some) it was a good idea. You should be a writer or something.

Wow! You should definitely become a writer for life lessons like that story you came up with. Speaking of which, I would definitely see the transcript of that story, if you would agree.

I don’t know

It is a shame.

Well why don’t you unsubscribe?

I know right

Never judge a book by its covers bullying is not okay always treat others with kindness and respect

Lmao fr she just looks like any other person