Throughout high School, this woman was sadly bullied by nearly all the students in her classes.

Unfortunately, she didn’t experience a happy childhood.

When she was 11 years old, her father tragically passed away. Her mother wasn’t there for her emotionally for most of her life, and she suffered a lot of trauma while she was growing up.

As a result, she doesn’t believe that she was able to have the joyful childhood experiences that a lot of other people are lucky to have.

She didn’t have a support system of other people to lean on, so over time, she became shy and withdrawn.

Once she entered high school, she was bullied horribly by the popular students at her school, and they constantly singled her out in their mistreatment.

“The saddest part was that everyone else joined in. For some reason, they thought they were being cool. Things they did to me included giving me bad names, writing on my desk, making up rumors that I’m into girls, making up rumors that I’m after one of my classmates, cursing, and making fun of me all the time,” she said.

Understandably, this torment made high school a nightmare for her.

Nearly every day after school, she cried due to all of the unrelenting harassment. She was deeply lonely and felt isolated and didn’t know how to cope or what to do to stop the bullying.

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Instead of switching schools, she decided to continue attending her current school. This was the only public English school in the area she lived, and her mother couldn’t afford for her to attend a private school.

Since she wanted the chance to learn English, she stuck with it and remained at this school for the remainder of high school.

For the rest of her time at this school, she felt like the only way to get through it was to tread lightly. She was always by herself and didn’t have any friends during any of her time in grade school.

After she graduated from high school, she attended a reputable college. Once she earned her degree, she obtained an impressive job that allowed her to earn a fantastic salary, and she became a well-known public figure in her hometown because of her career.

Her Social Media account is public, and she sometimes posts about what she’s been up to work-wise. Over the past ten years, she has been wildly successful in her career accomplishments.

“I traveled a lot to foreign countries, and I was invited to different TV shows in my city to speak. Overall, I made my dream of learning English come true and used it very well to my advantage,” she explained.

Not long ago, people informed her that some of her former bullies had been claiming that they were always close friends with her throughout school, and they said that they were proud of her career accomplishments.

After learning this information, she felt conflicted. On the one hand, she thought it was outrageous and laughable that her former bullies were boldly lying so openly. But on the other hand, she felt sick to her stomach.

She was tormented by these bullies for years, and the pain she experienced has stuck with her ever since.

“However, one of them sent me a message on one of my social media platforms. For some reason, I felt like by answering, I may get the closure I need from this experience. But this girl acted like we were such good friends and how much she misses the school days. She kept behaving as if we were the best of friends and as if it wasn’t them giving me a hard time on a daily basis!” she shared.

She reached her limit, and without arguing with her former bully, she blocked her while they were in the middle of their conversation. From then on, she let it go.

Afterward, she told her sister what happened. In her sister’s view, this former bully had reached out like this as a way of saying she was sorry for her past actions.

But her former bully didn’t say sorry in any of these messages, nor did she even address that she’d been a bully and got other students to gang up on her in the first place. Instead, her former bully feigned a past friendship and bond.

Do you think she was right to block her former bully on social media?

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