Not realistic

To be honest a lot of pretty and perfect girls get bullied.
They get bullied BEACAUSE THEY ARE pretty, beautiful, thin and perfect.
Yeah most of the time they get bullied by other girls who are or at least think that they are pretty and perfect. They do this purley because they are jealous and feel threatened.
It happens more than it should and is really wrong.

Are you serious? That's an incredibly naive opinion.

You're absolutely right. On top of just things that make them targets, it's often things they're self-conscious about already. Weight, appearance, anything. They're also bullied in real life oftentimes too.

How was your Limburger, Miss?

Salty as a ripe stinking bishop.

Don't listen to any of these guys. They probably are hooked on sexting or idrugs. Listen, yeah people talk crap on the internet but in reality its not like the whole student body is going to care. Like, the most any teenager will care about something is a few hours before the next big thing happens.

Cyber bullying is really as big of a deal as you decide to make it. My suggestion, focus on school, get good grades and get the hell out of high school. It will not and I will say it again will not matter what anyone said on your stats on April 19, 2009 years from now.

I really hate movies like this because of responses like these. You can't fairly judge a movie based on something as misconstrued as being cyber bullied. It happens to people you'd least expect, cheer leaders, dancers, anyone can be bullied. I speak from experience. This movie was almost an exact picture of how I was bullied.

I suppose I don't really understand why it's bad to be called a "slut" either. It could be that I've been raised rather differently and the fact that my parents have always been very open with me, but I see nothing wrong about someone being sexually active - of course, they were slandering her, and accusing a young girl of being a prostitute is not acceptable at all; But claiming that it is the worst you could call someone is slightly ridiculous.

I'm a Scandinavian teenager, and it could be due to my environment I'm in, the people I surround myself with or simply the culture, but sex is not considered such a big deal and certainly not something shameful. Most, according to statistics, lose their virginity at the age of sixteen - fifteen being the legal age of consent. Thankfully, we have biology from third grade, and we don't combine religious orientation with scientific facts, so we learn about methods used to prevent fertilization, abortion and how the human body functions. We have a relatively low rate of teenage pregnancies, and being fifteen, most people I know are sexually active (and safe). It's something that we often talk about rather openly, not necessarily with intimate details, but with nothing to be ashamed of. I don't know anybody who throws around words such as "whore" or "slut", but it could be that we are just more accepting of our sexuality.

But back to the thread, it sadly does not work like that. My best friend is incredibly beautiful, both appearance-wise and on the inside - I could be biased, but I've seen the way people look at her; While almost every guy is very interested, although sometimes intimidated, girls look furious. Especially if their boyfriend is there. She had been bullied for a long time, although it doesn't happen that often now. Apart from being abnormally attractive (of course, it really does depends on personal preferences, but she is objectively considered very beautiful, I suppose), often stopped by model agencies and of course, getting all the male attention, she's also very intelligent and well-spoken. I've known people who were morbidly obese, considered rather unattractive, unintelligent, obnoxious etc - they had it way easier than her. My friend has a very attractive girlfriend, tall, thin, high cheekbones, full lips, big blue eyes, naturally blond hair (almost white), could easily model for Chloé - she was being bullied incredibly hard and apparently tried to commit suicide once. When they were on a school trip, they cut her waist-long ponytail off while she slept, and the jealous classmates made her life a living hell. Poor girl.

In fact, it's usually the "virgin" or "prude" who is ruthlessly mocked. I know I was mocked for NOT being a slut, and I graduated from high school ten years ago.

And if anybody thinks that American schools "combine" religion in our sex education must be completely deluded. That clearly is not the case - hysterical atheists made damn sure that absolutely NO reference to religion whatsoever occurs in most of our schools.

The most bullied girls in my high school were the popular, beautiful girls with nothing actually wrong with them at all. People would send them hateful things on formspring anonymously about who they slept with and call them sluts for making out or flirting with boys.


I'm not sure about whenever you went to school, but being a "slut" was probably the worst thing anyone could be called in my high school. Even homosexuals were more accepted than sexually active people, more specifically, girls.