I just had to let this out to somebody. sorry. :/

BrokenHeartsNeverDie · 02-09-2007, 07:08 PM

Theres this girl from my year and school that feels she has the right to shout "Greebo" and "Emo" at me everytime she sees me round my hometown. I asked her the other day on msn why she does it and she added her other friend and they had this massive go at me.
I'm just worried whats going to happen when we go back to school, in 3 days, because shes threatened to beat one of my friends up and she has also chased someone else i know home with her group of friends.
They are REALLY not the people to get on the wrong side of.
and im so so so so so scared at what they might do to me.
I've tried talking to my friends. but they just talk about it for a bit then change the subject. i just want to be able to not have to face it all alone.
Katharine
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ghosts in the machine · 02-09-2007, 07:15 PM

Is it possible to let your school know if she does try anything? I agree that you shouldn't have to face it alone - you shouldn't have to face it at all, but unfortunately that is the nature of some people to cause trouble.

02-09-2007, 07:38 PM

Try to ignore them. And let someone know they've said something? If not, just try to avoid them.
Some people are just nasty. Try not to let them get you down. x

BrokenHeartsNeverDie · 02-09-2007, 08:38 PM

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Originally Posted by xxgothic_angelxx

Is it possible to let your school know if she does try anything?

Yes, it is possible. we have a social worker kind of thing. I'm just so shy , i wouldn't be able to speak much.

Thanks :)

Stellata · 02-09-2007, 08:51 PM

I'm glad there's someone you could tell.

Try and speak up, or send her a note if it's hard to talk. You're worth it.

Skittles · 02-09-2007, 09:37 PM

I know it’s easy to say but try to ignore them and if possible avoid them. When you talked to your friends was it all together? You could try talking one on one with a friend and say how it’s affecting you.

Don't worry about being shy, just try to say the main points. He/She being in that type of role has probably helped many people in the same or similar situations.

howlie, · 03-09-2007, 01:38 AM

I get this,
my advice would be to tell a teacher or someone who can help and try to stick with your mates, ignore them but stay in crowded places.

CAll me pessimistic but it will be easier for them to seeyou/shout at you if you stand alone in a corner than if you merge wyourself into a bunch of people
good luck

stay safe