10-03-2010, 02:24 AM
I have been seeing lots of these videos popping up all over place lately.
I was never really bullied back in high school, but I did know 2 openly gay kids. The one kid everyone knew was gay but he pretty much just keep his head down an I never seen anyone bug him. In fact in the 3 years I knew him I maybe heard him say like 50 words.
The other gay kid (I’ll call him A) was a really out an load femme type of gay, he was like a lighting rod for the bullies. I remember this one time A was walking to the buses after school an this guy came up behind A an point blank threw an apple as hard as he could into the back of A’s head. A kind of crumble to the ground holding the back of his head, an I’m pretty sure he was crying an he had good reason to.
Now has horrible as the that act was what followed was maybe worst because after that happened no one did anything. I bet there was about 80 or 90 kids out in that parking lot that day and no one helped A, one walk over to see if A was okay, no one stopped the guy who threw the apple. I was maybe ten feet away from the act I didn’t do a damn thing, I just put my eyes on ground an walked right by A and got on my bus an went home.
Watching these videos made me remember this story and how I was just as much in the wrong as the guy how threw the apple.
I was never really bullied back in high school, but I did know 2 openly gay kids. The one kid everyone knew was gay but he pretty much just keep his head down an I never seen anyone bug him. In fact in the 3 years I knew him I maybe heard him say like 50 words.
The other gay kid (I’ll call him A) was a really out an load femme type of gay, he was like a lighting rod for the bullies. I remember this one time A was walking to the buses after school an this guy came up behind A an point blank threw an apple as hard as he could into the back of A’s head. A kind of crumble to the ground holding the back of his head, an I’m pretty sure he was crying an he had good reason to.
Now has horrible as the that act was what followed was maybe worst because after that happened no one did anything. I bet there was about 80 or 90 kids out in that parking lot that day and no one helped A, one walk over to see if A was okay, no one stopped the guy who threw the apple. I was maybe ten feet away from the act I didn’t do a damn thing, I just put my eyes on ground an walked right by A and got on my bus an went home.
Watching these videos made me remember this story and how I was just as much in the wrong as the guy how threw the apple.
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