I'm Kellie-Leanne, I'm from the UK, and I'm now 16.

I won't write my entire story, as it's far too long, but I'll list some of the things that happened in my life of being bullied. It started when I was 6, nearly 7.

• A girl started to take my best friend from me. She was making stories up that aren't true, and spreading rumors. (This was when I was 6.)
• I used to take my stuffed Lamb to school in my school bag, for comfort - I needed her. People took her from my school bag, and started tugging her around, trying to pull her apart, etc.
• They started to throw her around the classroom, and even when I asked for her back, they pulled her out of my reach, and away from me, and one guy held her by her neck, and pulled on her head really hard.
• I took a coloring book to school one day, a guy who was a year older than me took my coloring book, and flushed it into the male toilets. Yes, I had followed them in there, not caring whether I'd be told off. I just wanted my coloring book.
• My teacher bullied me too.
• I was called names, of all ranges.
• I was given the dead eye, constantly glared at.
• Made fun of.
• Whispered about.
• My year 3-4 teacher bullied me too.
• I developed an eating disorder from constantly being called names within the fat range, and many more.
• I was bullied to a point no one wanted to be my friend.
• I was caught walking home, and bullied by my own NIECE(Who was older than me), and her friend.
• People found out about how I coped with being bullied, which is self-harm, and a guy decided to call me names and tell me to go and slit my wrists.
• I've had threats of bricks being thrown at my head.
• Being ganged up on by a ton of guys

And a whole lot more. It has inspired me to, if I can, create a support group about bullying, self-harm, suicide and eating disorders that can go around schools, and make them fully aware of what happens, what can happen. You're not alone. You're never alone.