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Personal Narrative: Bullied In High School
When I was in fourth grade I was bullied. The kids in my grade made a game called the charlotte touch. Every day at recess they sail who ever got touched had my germs. It made me upset people would play a game like that. Soon I had friends that stuck up for me. After that one of my friends Jasper told the teachers who told the kids to stop that game,later that week the Charlotte touch ended. More people started to be my friend.
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