

Bullied student
Alex was a classmate who got bullied by other students. He was deeply depressed. In group projects, the other students hated working with him and lied about presentations being canceled just to exclude him. At lunch, classmates mocked him for not having lunch money and insulted the food he brought. The bullying escalated to harassment, physical violence, and constant verbal abuse. For Alex, each Monday meant returning to this living hell.Alex was a classmate who got bullied by other students. He carried the heavy weight of depression like a backpack filled with stones, each day adding another rock. In group projects, the other students made no attempt to hide their disdain for him. They'd whisper behind his back before turning to smile falsely when he looked their way.
Last week, they had told him the presentation day was canceled, watching with hidden smirks as he stayed home while they presented without him. The teacher had seemed confused when Alex explained his absence, but the damage was done - another humiliation to add to his collection.
At lunch, the taunts cut like knives. 'Look at poor Alex with his sad little lunch,' they'd jeer, 'can't even afford real food.' The sound of their laughter echoed in his ears as he tried to eat alone in the bathroom stall, the only place he felt remotely safe.
Monday morning arrived, and with it came the familiar knot in his stomach. He stood at the school entrance, staring at the building that had become his personal hell, wondering if today would be like all the others - filled with harassment, cruelty, and the ever-present fear of being beaten.
