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Let's take a minute here to get real. Everyday, girls are harassed by mean girls in middle school, high school and even elementary school. Mean girls can destroy another student's self-confidence and make her less likely to enjoy school just by a few words.
- Make new friends. True friends can make you happy, raise your self-esteem. The more friends you have, the less the mean girls' actions will bother you. Approach new people you may not have previously befriended. Chances are, the mean girls are mean to other people, so you will have an experience in common. If you truly cannot find a group of friends at school, join an after-school activity and meet friends your age from other schools. Their friendship can help you get through the day, even when things get tough.
-Ignore them. On many occasions, if you talk back to a mean girl, the girl will act true to her nature and step up the fight. She may threaten to fight with you or make you a more frequently teased target. She may spread rumors about you. Ignore her, no matter how badly she taunts you, and she will walk away satisfied that she "won" the fight. She will then probably soon forget about you and move on to new victims. Really, you will be the one who demonstrated maturity and wisdom -- the real winner.
-Smile and hold your head high. Mean girls are most likely to target victims that look shy, nervous, or scared. If you walk around school looking like that, you direct attention to yourself. If you look like you will cry when a girl taunts you, she will be happy you gave her a good reaction and target you again. So smile and hold your head high, even when she taunts you. If you have to cry, try to do it in private.
- Talk to a trusted adult. Sometimes mean girls make it their mission to single you out because they are jealous or simply because the girls have serious problems. You may ignore them, but they continue their harassment. They may threaten to hurt you or they may destroy your belongings. In these instances, you must report their behavior. Keep a record of any online postings, voice mails or any other evidence you have of harassment. A trusted adult may direct you to report the case to the police. I suggest talking to a counselor or a teacher.
- If nothing above helps (I'd suggest trying to talk to an adult one last time), take it to the principal. If the bullying continues STILL, go to her parents. If nothing works, you may have to switch schools.
Sources: Me, and Ehow.com
 
xoxo,
Grace @darrenstribrows

hey its becky- @xoxobeckyxoxo and if you want an icon, i can make a lot of different styles to fit your expectations :) so if you do want one, please PM me- @xoxobeckyxoxo :) thanks a bunch♥

Hey! It's Olivia here. I'm sorry I haven't been on in a while. School has been hard on me :/. So this is my morning routine!
 
5:45-Wake up and feed my pets
5:55-Make my bed
6:05-Get dressed do my hair and makeup,watch face
6:10-Eat breakfast
6:30-Do whatever (Polyvore,watch tv,read,etc.)
7:00-Drive to school with mom or dad

i know it's like really late but i decided to do a tip before i go to bed. x
 
- i wake up at 5:45
- i stay in bed like about 5-10 minutes.
- turn on my straightener and i brush my teeth about floss for about 5 minutes.
- i brush my hair. 2 min.
- i straighten my hair for about 5 minutes(:
- i change into my uniform [ i put it on my desk the night before. ]
- i check my homework and backpack if i'm missing anything.
- i prepare my lunch. 10 minutes.
- eat breakfast. yummy(: 10 minutes.
- socks and shoes and reaady to go. c:
and i have to wait for the person who picks me up for school like she's my carpool lady girl. idk what to call her. LOL.
 
- franchesca.

- franchesca.

what you'll need is ;
 
jar
lots of paper.
crayons, pens, markers well something to write with.
a rubber band.
tape.
glitter.
 
first step is to decorate the jar(:
cut a piece of paper or construction paper.
cut it into a rectangle and write on it saying bucket list jar. decorate it with like scribbles,doodles, sayings,quotes etc. glitter is optional.
 
now this is the working part. haha.
okay cut paper into rectangles and write one bucket thing on one rectangle. design it to look colorful.
 
now the cap.
you'll need the rubber band and some construction paper. cover the top with construction paper then to seal it you use the rubber band. c:
haha. okay yeah i'm done.
woohoo.
c:
 
- franchesca.

heyy its becky~ @xoxobeckyxoxo , and srry i havent made a ti in a wile :( anyhoooooo......here ya gooo:
 
♥Be healthy! Exercising regularly gives you a beautiful healthy glow, and can actually improve the condition of your skin. Drink lots of water, 8 cups a day, but that may be too much for sensitive people,so drink at least 6, to help your skin to be healthy, and try to eat healthy, too. For example, don't eat loads of fatty, greasy foods like fries. Don't touch your face too much, as the bacteria and oil on your hands can cause blemishes.
 
♥Go to a chemist, supermarket, or beauty shop, and buy make-up removing wipes, cleansing lotion, toner, moisturizer, and facial scrub or antibacterial soap. Make sure you get them for your skin type, eg. sensitive skin, dry skin. As long as it is a reputable store, their own brand should be cheaper, but the same quality as expensive brands.
 
♥Wash your face twice a day. In the morning, splash your face with cold water for about 10 seconds. Then pat dry with a washcloth or facial sponge. This helps stimulate blood flow and is really good for the skin. Then get hot steamy water in a cup or bowl and place your face above the water. This will open up your pores. Then wash your face with a oil-free cleanser. Apply toner or lemon juice then moisturize.
 
♥Take off your make up with the wipes every night before you go to sleep. Wash your face with warm water again, use toner, and moisturizer.
 
♥Make an emergency zit kit including a zit cream that has salicylic acid and/or benzoyl peroxide, a cream that reduces redness, a concealer stick, and translucent powder (the powder should absorb excess oils on your face). Of course, this is completely optional, but very useful.
 
♥Wait a few weeks; you should notice that your skin becomes smoother and clearer.
 
♥Remember if all else fails, go see a dermatologist!
 
sooooo...yaaa
byeeeee ya'll!
~becky @xoxobeckyxoxo