What was the most meanest thing to ever happen to you????

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Well, I was teased throughout elementary school as I was different from other kids and everybody thought I was a weirdo. In middle school I hung out with the wrong people and ended up getting ridiculed a lot. People would call me names such as "gay" and "stupid". People were generally annoyed by my appearance and I was excluded from many events with other kids. One day a bunch of kids ganged up on me and yelled things like "Go kill yourself" and "You were a mistake in life". That was awful.

I moved last summer and started high school in a new state. At first it was really hard for me, but I can say that I have friends now and am actually looking forward to going back to school. People here don't pick on me that much, so it's all good.

Pushed down concrete stairs by bullies at school, which made me lose a tooth. They then went on to kick me over and over again until I was black and blue. The police got involved and those bastards went to court over it

I can't really pick one time. I nearly got set on fire at school because I was a 'ret*d' (according to them) then when I left school I was assulted in a playground then again on a bus. Getting put in the psych ward was probably the most scary though.

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Well. I am a girl, so nothing horrible physically, as I've read.
I have been bullied by that usual crowd, and as a result, for some time, I was a bully myself.
I think the worst of it came from this group of boys who were the worst bullies I've had (that's not saying very much; I've had an easier life) who used to call me "lesbian," "emo," "loner" amongst other things that really have no negative significance anymore. I was never any of those things. They only called me them based on the way I was superficially.
But I think that did something, because nowadays I always expect to hear the worst when I first meet a person. Or if someone is laughing, I immediately assume it's about me. If someone is whispering, all the same.
Soooooo I suppose what ultimately was the worst from them was leaving me like that. I'd like to be able to see a person and get the impression that they are, indeed, not going to make fun of me. :/

When I was in fourth and fifth grade, there was a group of eight people who really hated me(but I didn't know why), and every day after school as I'd try to walk home they would hide in different places along the route, and when I'd walk past they would all jump out and try to catch me to beat me up.

At age 5 I had a neighborhood bully poke out my left eye. Thankfully my left eye was saved. I was constantly beaten up and harassed all the way through my senior year in high school. In 3rd grade, I was assaulted by a gang of school yard bullies. One of my last school memories is sitting in a meeting with the high school math teacher telling me how much of a fsck-up I was and how he was writing me off as a loss. I'm also a survivor of physical and emotional abuse. I have complex PTSD.

I really never gotten my life together until my early 30s.

The worst thing that ever happened to me wasn't what someone actually did to me, it was more something I witnessed, but it affected me more then any of the bullying did.

I wasn't bullied to much, I recall being beaten up and harrased - it was rare - mostly I was excluded and forgotten.

I love your R&C reference in your sig makayla, it took me two playthroughs on the oiriginal R&C to get the RYNO.

Getting stabbed in the back at the end of a group project, while before the back stabbing, a pleasant, un-suspicious facade was maintained.

Then there are the typical consequences associated with being ignored and excluded. This wasn't particularly problematic among peers save for the occasional feelings of isolation, but when they're your graders or they're in a position of authority to significantly negatively affect or thwart your plans, you start to feel it in more of a "real way".

Worst thing that ever happened to me was being forced to kiss a girl I did not like at all by a number of bullies (>10). For the rest, general social ostracism, bullying and backstabbing after being naive. Reading this thread, I'm terribly glad that my teachers and family did not join in, though. At least I had reprieves.

The way I was treated in high school
And the way I was treated on MySpace everyday until I finally got off it forever!!