Not yet.

I have and stood up to them.

Nope, I haven't and they haven't met me either. I don't play with children nor childlike adults. Just saying...Blessings Always Ms. P. 🙏🏼❤🙏🏼

Too many times

No

Ohh...Yes, you're quite right😣 Sometimes it is hard for us to understand the way some people act.

I WOULD TEACH THOSE THREE NASTY GIRLS A VERY PAINFUL LESSON

EXACTLY DIDN'T FIND THIS FUNNY

@@DramatizeMe agreed 🍿

So true! I know a lady who struggles to take every step. She walks very awkwardly. She was born with a deformity. She told me that many years ago a teenage boy used to mock her and walked behind her mimicking how she walked. She tried to tell him not to behave this way, but he didn't listen. Then he disappeared for a while, and when she asked what happened to him, she was told that he had been in an accident. When she saw him again he was walking exactly the way she walks. Only this time he wasn't laughing anymore because he couldn't walk the way he used to! It's a very harsh lesson! He probably should have listened to her! 😔

I hope so. I have to use a walker to get around. When I first got it I was so worried about people judging me, because I am "too young" to have one. That was actually someone I know, who told me that. I so hope that your daughter doesn't have to go through that.

@@amysparkes4269 sometimes ppl would say she's so young she's so pretty shouldn't be in a wheelchair I don't think they mean any harm by that but my daughter is now an adult 30yrs old still uses a chair and in college always remember ur disabilities doesn't define who u r u define ur disability ok and forgive that person who commented abt u being too young to use a walker I don't think she actually meant it in a negative way

@@amysparkes4269 I would love to get to know you Amy. Only love, care, and affection would come from me. Where are you located? I'm actually looking for a disabled woman.

@@randyharris7289 I live in Portland Oregon.

@@amysparkes4269 I wish you were in Illinois

Exactly!

The woman With the Red Hair....I want her sooo bad

Respect people. Respect, RESPECT!!!

Right! No matter how poor *they* are, no matter how rich *you* are!

Well, in the end, those obnoxious girls have learned, the hard way, the basic fault of the so-called "Superiority Complex" -- preferably that only the MOST INFERIOR people use it!!!

So true, dear Jennifer! Thank you for sharing your story! 🙏 We sincerely wish you all the best 🌸

True

Thanksa,.lotit,sfact

Tara Carpenter!

The Same Name Jen Or Jenny Or Jenni Or Jennifer!

Excatly You Said It!.

@@saoirselynch.3084 No, she should be treated alot better and more considerate as she is handicapped in legs only.They are vicious vipers. However she outsmarted them, now when the room mates were told she was on full scholarship ,they didn't understand how intelligent she was 😂?!!!!! It looks like they are handicapped, no 🧠 dummies.She outplayed them.

@@irenemarano8241 Thats What I'm Saying I'm Agreeing That Everyone Should Be Treated Equally I Never Said She Wasn't Smart.

@@saoirselynch.3084 I know you are agreeing .I hit your thumbs up response but I can't find my other response. 🤗😁 I may be back to you if I can find it.

I know these two girls are so mean I would love to see you get to taste their own medicine

I'm glad those two bad girls were told to leave and should learn to grow up.

Parents are not always to blame. My children were very respectful until influenced by their peers in senior school. To this day 25years later still disgusted by their behavior. You can't always group people together by the majority. There's exceptions.

True Kanna. But karma will come for them!!! 🙂 🙂

@@DramatizeMe bullying someone who is disabled is very wrong they need to be in her shoes to see how it feels.

Thank you very much for your support, VISHNU. You'll always be welcome here! 🤗🤗🤗

IT SHOULD BE REQUIRED!

As a educator & mother I totally agree 🙏👏👏👏

I think here in Finland teachers and other school stuff need to seen this episode. It opened many eyes to understand that, bullied is wrong. My english is not good, but i hope you guys understand what i mean. I've had to experience what it's like to be bullied at school because of my visual impairment. I've had to endure bullying in every school I've attended, except for one school, from preschool to vocational school. Despite my visual impairment, I have studied myself for the professional qualification of a large-scale chef. the bullying got worse with age and school years. No one cared, except my parents. the bullying went so far that when my first six months of studies at the vocational school came to an end, I almost dropped out of school. However, I persevered until the end, when my worst bully was the idea of ​​leaving school. If he hadn't made that decision, I would have left no later than February 2006. I started at that school in the fall semester of 2005. I graduated at the end of the spring semester of 2008, and I decided that I would not go to any school voluntarily again. The school I talked about earlier had an absolute zero tolerance for bullying. Our teacher there told us that if bullying occurs, it can lead to expulsion even without prior warning. Our group took the teacher's speech on the matter seriously, which is a good thing. I hope that if schools tell students how seriously bullying is treated, that thing would also work as they say. Unfortunately, there are very few schools that actually have zero tolerance for bullying, even though they warn about it through the mouth of teachers or the principal.

I hope the real Professor O.S. Glazachev is also a hero. Oleg Stanislavovich Glazachev is a Professor at I.M. Sechenov First Moscow State Medical University. He completed his education at the Volgograd State Medical University. His clinical interests are Pediatrics, Physiology, Psychophysiology, Hypoxia, Cardiovascular Physiology, Heart Rate Variability, Blood Pressure, and Exercise Physiology. If you google him, you will see how he looks.

We absolutely agree with you, Eugene. Thanks for watching! 🤗🌷

Locking her in that room could be considered FALSE IMPRISONMENT which is a milder degree of kidnapping much as manslaughter is a milder degree of murder. I would have loved for those charges to be pressed (plus stealing the wheelchair is a crime too, maybe petty theft?) with HATE CRIME ENHANCEMENTS. I would have loved for them to get some jail time after getting expelled. Then there is a scene several years later where they are applying for a job and coincidentally its the same person they bullied who is interviewing them.

My God this so wrong

Crazy two ladies karma is coming to you

I have nerve damage in my left hand which is not my fault but what the two girls did to her made my blood boil.I pray they never ever end up disabled

We're really glad you like her, Prrriya🙂 Your opinion is important to us 🤗🌼

Thank you for your comment! We so much need to be kind to each other.

This is much needed perspective

"Anyone in a chair has my respect for how hard they work" I'm glad you appreciate how hard i work in my "gamerchair" in front of my computer.

Then, they moved back into Daddy's basement. Eventually, Daddy got tired of their sh*t and kicked them out of the house. No college will ever accept them. Now they have to survive on their own and flip burgers for a living. Wouldn't that be sweet? Poetic justice.

@@willsrlutz6842 then they kick-off their plot to kill all those they felt got them where they are. They now have nothing to lose and figure if they go down, Jennifer, the burger place, their fathers and the school is going with them and have accepted they will likely die in the attempt. That makes them even more dangerous. Someone with nothing to lose is the most dangerous thing of all.

💜

They prob removed it then threw it

❤

But why does the bullies have such weird accent/dialect?

​@@CharlesRaines4946 because not everyone is american

That's so beautiful.

We hope you like it, Cecilia! 🥰

Definitely I totally agree

Glad you enjoyed it, Rshas3! 🧡👍

It's called playing a role sometimes they play good sometimes they play bad so stop bragging

Dhar maan sucks

Wow such a lovely story, Billy!! 😍 It really shows that things can change 🥰

@@DramatizeMe I recently finished a novel that includes this experience, based on my times teaching waaaaay back in the hills of Kentucky. I've had a fun ride!

I remember seeing some things like that when i was in grade school, it made me cry because i was always kicked, punched, rubbed in the ground, sidewalks, etc. I was born with epilepsy and kids would do mean things to me when i went into a seizure. I remember wanting to be unable to walk and confined to a wheelchair for that reason.

@@sarahdee4652 I'm sorry to hear of your experiences. This world does NOT need to be so cruel. Maybe too many people are afraid of their own shortcomings that they attack others to take attention away from others noticing their faults?

I can relate. When I recovered from scoliosis, I had to be in a wheelchair until I was ready to walk again. When I came back to school in 6th grade some teachers and students thought it was okay to make me miserable because I was disabled. I had enough of that bullying abuse and decided to take care of my spine and protect myself from going through another surgery in the operating room again.

True. Thanks for commenting!!! 🙂 🙂

Disabled people get treated like this & WORSE than this! You're not living in the real world if you think this is an isolated incident!

It's hard to disagree with you...

Absolutely, b/c just b/c we have certain conditions, that doesn't mean we're "stupid & useless". We just have to work a little longer & harder in things.

@@danaabel1049 I am an example of that because I just don’t let it be a liability Yes my disability is autism

@@chelbydavis8202 So is mine, & hard-of-hearing

@@danaabel1049 I hope you’re doing okay. I have something that might help you feel better

@@chelbydavis8202 What is it??

Let me ask you"ARE YOU A MEMBER OR IMPORTANT PART OF DRAMATIZE ME??????"

@@prrriya...1534 jxjxjdjszjshsjshaauayshdhshdhdhdjdjususudhshsdhdhdydhshsshshshaahhashshdhdudydhdudududyshdjdidjdjdjshshshdhshhshjssjwjssjsjskskkskssjjsuauwwiisiiddjdjjsjwsiiiasidusjsjsjsjsjdjsusususususususususuusysususidodfpfofdodisisuaja

@@gouravchakraborty9801 what is this?

@@prrriya...1534 yahbhsssjjssjsjjajsussudushsdhdhdushdudujddysyysywywysywywysysysydysysyyasysysyaysyaysysyaysysyayysysusududufifdikdiiddsioddpdooslssososiaisiaksksososossiossososossoososdsoosdkksskskskskusuajsjzau

We are glad you like it, Gourav. Remember to watch the full thing later today! 🤗🤗

I don't think bullying disabled people is funny on my own opinion, and those bad two girls were disciplined because of it.

For people that are actually like this they are like it probably due to not having parents that disciplined them or taught them anything

No no 60 is a great number.

We're really glad you liked it, Sumlheng🙂 Your opinion is important to us 🤗🌼

Cool! Don't miss it! 😉😁

Thank you so much for your support, Agbor🙏❤️

We're so glad you liked it, Unies🙂 We invite you to also go through our sister channel AmoMama, where we have more amazing stories for you 🤗

@@DramatizeMe sure I'm glad to 😇

Thank you very much, arsikphonegreat! 🤗🌼🤗

I think it stupid.

We're so glad you liked it, Akhil🙂 We invite you to also go through our sister channel AmoMama, where we have more amazing stories for you 🤗

@@DramatizeMe they’ve got good content too

I was wondering exactly the same 😁

@@AprilGodsPrincess She also had her books back she was lying on the bed reading them. Kind of bad continuity. Maybe a scene where one of the guys at the party feels some pity for her and reaches up for her books and maybe lifts her onto the top bunk.

@@Zurround or she has some kind of telekinesis

I asked myself that too.

Same thing I was also thinking

True Prem. Thanks for commenting!!! 🙂 🙂

That's unfortunate, LadyAlf57. Although things are starting to change, some people there is still a long way to go. Thanks for commenting 🤗🤗🤗

Can't wait!🥰

Funny dramatize me is also from Ukraine

Thank you so much, DInesh! 🤗🤗🤗🤗

Hello dear, how are you doing

You’re so welcome 😊

If you need to talk Let me know

That's good to know!! 💜

@@DramatizeMe thanks Dramatize Me

Thank you very much, Danica! 🤗🌼🤗

@@DramatizeMe Your very welcomed!!😊❤

She must have strong arms!

Why part 2

Hi Michelle👋🤗 It's not raised to make a sequel, but thanks for the suggestion. Do you find the story unfinished? What would you like to add? 🤗🤗🤗

We 100% agree with you, Erica. Thanks for commenting! 🤗🌷

Yes, absolutely agree with you Revan 🙏Don't worry, karma always show up!

Hi Ravager of Darkness👋🙂 Thank you very much! 🤗

@@DramatizeMe Welcome I Really Like your Creative videos and It's all against the racism and you guys teach good lessons of life really appreciate your hard works and best content may god bless you all

So glad you liked it, Prrriya 🙂 Thanks for commenting! 🤗🌼

Hi Anabelle👋🙂 Thank you very much! 🤗🌷

Third actually He played a lawyer once A good professor in the one where Vadia Rotor is a sexist professor And then this one.

@@user-tj8kf7nv9w oh OK. Thanks.

It's often like that, Kimberly 😥 Thanks for commenting 🙂🌼

@@DramatizeMe I'm disabled and have many limitations. I haven't been able to walk long distance in almost 10 years because of my medical conditions. I'm going to be getting a motorized wheelchair. People sometimes past judgement because they don't know someone else's medical conditions and medical history. People don't realize how painful it is to just try to move my body. Sometimes I can't and I'm stuck in bed for days from the pain. Rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis and scoliosis isn't fun at all and is excruciatingly painful. That's not counting all my other health issues. How some people treat disabled people is absolutely horrible and I'm speaking from my own experiences.

Remember to tune in to the premiere, Simon! 😉😉

Yes I I knew it it so good story