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  • ->>>> from my early age, I just didnt know how to put it in a sentence with certain words. I did what you did with facebook. Yes they are losers. And they deserve is AS YOU SO RIGHT EXPRESSED: we need the assholes and the bullies so WE CAN SHINE.

    Thank you for this video, it's a great example that yes: it gets better.

    Peace out!

  • I ve been bullied because I am diffirent in many ways. Kids at school would love me or hate me and the haters were always more. I am a lesbian, I am a goth, I am a crossdresser, I am DIFFIRENT and that hurt them so much so they thought that I am the sheep that needs guidance to get back in the crowd, because I was TOO outside of this crowd for them to handle. After 10 years and more (I am now almost 27), I see that I was the leader, a threat for their miserable lives and I knew who I was, ->>>

  • Dear bullies,

    See that boy you made fun of for reading a book? Last night his best friend committed suicide.

    See that girl you called fat? She is starving herself.

    See that old man you just made fun of cause of the ugly scars? He fought for our country.

    See that young boy you made fun of for crying? His mother is dying.

    Repost this if you are against bullying. I bet 95% of you won't.

    Your life is probably not as harsh as theirs.

    If it is... definitely repost :) help them out.

  • i'm not gay. however i am bullied. i am a very creative person and a bit of a nerd. the things i am most proud of about myself are my uniqueness and my acceptance of people who are different. ironically, these are the things that i, and many other teens are condemned for. it is the tragic stories of people lost to this bullying that keep me strong. i am determined not to make the mistake they did. R.I.P.

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  • Wow! you always have all the right thing to saay! loove you. :) <3

  • i guess most of the time these type of homophobic behaviours stem off people that are unsure of their own sexuality. Great video!! I will be showing my students this if I catch any homophobic bullies!

  • "Nobody's born homophobic, nobody's born racist."

    That's right. And nobody's born gay either. Just so we're clear on that.

    A lot of straight kids are bullied too. In fact, you're bullying all those old schoolmates in this video who for all your know have been trying to live fully and happy lives since their youth. Bullies? Haters? Look in the mirror. Or watch this video. (You know you love to look at yourself.) Hypocrite.

  • if your gay, your oging to get picked on, if your fat your going to get picked on, if your different in any way you are going to get picked on its just the way it is. This guy totally contradicts himself! 1) calling the bullies that bullied you fucking loosers, thats bullying, 2) if no one is born homophobic then how can you use the excuse "i was born gay" Im not gay, Im not homophobic if u want to be gay be gay, but you have to expect to be bullied!

  • Couldnt find better words to say to all those loser bullies!

  • Im not gay lesbian or bi but i totaly agree with you because even if im not any of this, they're still ppl that love to make fun of you because u look a surtain way, and thery are just so stupid for doing that. I agree with you that they're not going to do anything with there lives. I know im young still but ive had bullies and they dnt go to school anymore cuz they're drop outs. They're losers.

  • I agree 100% I may not be fully gay but I am bi.. In school ppl r so mean but it's so funny to look back now and see those ppl who were evil to u and look how miserable their lives r lol I know my life may not be the best one but I will never change it!!

  • Oh man, you are the cutest. Your video is definitely one of my favorites of the It Gets Better videos. Since I first watched your video several months ago, I have kept that idea of the bullies being failures in my head and it has made my life slightly better and the bullies pretty amusing. I am straight and bullied because I am a very active LGBT ally. People like you make my life as an ally so much brighter. Thank you for being adorable and lovely!

  • OMG best video ever! Favourited. I'm not gay, but I got bullied in High School. And I agree with every word you said

  • a new study here in Mass (a very liberal state) was done on bullying. turns out abused kids are 5 times more likely to be bullys. & substantially more likely to attempt suicide. They are more like us than we know. too bad they cant find us as friends to weather the storm with, they surely would be better off.

    1 LIFE

  • I love your video, and I agree 100%. I found the people who bullied me even back in elementary school, and several of them are young parents with no way to get ahead, and still living in our backwards home town. The ones that aren't teen moms (and some who are) are going to the local college (what a great education), while I'm in a different province learning how to be a photographer and becoming a better, more confident person on the way.

  • You are so right! In middle there was a girl who didn't like me, I guess because I am smarter. She told all kinds of nasty lies about me to the other girls in class, and all those girls ignored me for about a year. I thought no one would ever like me and everyone would hate me forever. But, I met my boyfriend, who loves mathematics just like me and he got picked on just like me. We gave eachother confidence, and now, almost 3 years later, nobody is picking on us anymore. Things will get better!

  • @Sichaye That's so fantastic! Thanks so much for telling me your story, you really made my day actually.

    It's so nice that you and your boyfriend found each other and reminded each other how great you are. I LOVE love.

    Have an awesome day :-)

    TJ

  • I just wanted to say that this helped me a lot. I'm not gay but I've always been fairly obese. And as most people know it's been the cause of many a joke and that kind of stuff. I know it's really not the same thing but this really helped me as a person. I am just coming out of my high school life and I'm starting to realize that it does get better somewhat. Again I know this whole thing is about being openly gay, but... It helped a fat man in a depressed time. Just thought you should know. :]

  • I think I just fell in love with you! =) Seriously.. Ur speech blew me away.

  • @brokenharbor haha that's awesome. glad you enjoyed :)

    Thanks.

    TJ

  • I have never been bullied, but I have a friend who is. Basically the same things that happened to you happen to him. He gets treated like dirt but it only makes him project himself more. High school sucks, yeah, but it's a necessary life lesson we all need. My friend went from taking anti-depressants to being nice to the people that push him around, just because it makes them mad.

    You sir, are inspirational :)

  • @RaeRaeFlyFish See bullying effects Everybody..

    even though you have not been bullied yourself, you have felt the effects.

    Thanks for watching and leaving some thoughts.

    TJ

  • This actually made me cry a little bit! I love your outlook on it, I never would have thought of needing bullies to make us shine, I love that idea.

  • @smurfyness wow, thanks for that great comment.

    (sorry i made u cry!)

  • So awesome.<3

    I was bullied in middle school and it was shit. getting you stuff thrown out of windows, getting spat at, pushed around and just generally alienated really hurt bad, and everyone always said that it would be okay , that they would grow out of it and I should ignore it. If I think back now I really wished someone had just given me a talk to say what you did in this video, I would have had the courage to stand up for myself, and I might had felt better about myself because of it :)

  • @NamelessPencil Thanks so much for watching and leaving a comment.

    Yeah - i kinda wish someone put things a little more into perspective back when i was younger too cause it would have helped.... So now, as an adult, it is our responsibility to say what we wish was said back then. :)

  • This was amazing.

    I was bullied REALLY bad in middle school (I'm in high school now.) and I even though of suicide and such things, I'm SO glad I kept pushing through now. I'm in high school, so I'm not living out my dreams and I'm stuck living in my town, but I have strong hopes and dreams for the future. Everything you said in this video is true. It does get better, and you are SO, SO much better than the bullies--they're just insecure! Honestly!

    Thank you for confronting this issue :)

  • @awesomestar51x School is full of assholes who will never go anywhere, and it sucks that we have to spend those few years ion their company, but soon enough, we are free of them... But they are stuck with themselves forever.

    Thanks so much for watching and leaving this great comment... sorry for the late reply. :)

    Peace & Love.

    TJ

  • To everyone who thinks this video is overly harsh, think of it like the Ghost of Christmas Future - he is saying what the bullies' lives will be like IF they do not change. Someone who is bullying can have a good life, but only if they face their own issues and problems directly instead of continually pushing them onto someone else. To the bullies, focus on changing your OWN life not ruining someone else's and only then will you have a chance to succeed.

  • Love your vid! Enough with the politically-correct-non-effect­ive ways of solving serious issues like bullying. By exposing what bullies are actually made of (sheer caca), you may have just well shed a little light on some kid out there who's desperate and doesn't know just what to do to stop a bully.

    Greetings form Brazil!

    Congrats!

  • @CBJAMPA Thanks so much..

    Yes, we can sit around and try and internalize our anger.. but sometimes that just won't do.. Sometimes we want to stand on a roof top and scream FUCK YOU at the assholes trying to bring us down.

    Thanks for watching :)

  • I love you!!! <3 I blew a kiss at the screen when you said "Fuck you". <3

  • @LadyArkalya Geez, sorry I just gave you a thumbs down. I was aiming at that twit under yo

  • Hi thanks for watching.

    It's a shame that you interpreted my video as 'Aggressive' & 'Threatening' .. That is not how it was intended.

    The point is, we can pussy-foot around our feelings all we like, but sometimes we just need to stop being a victim and say a good "Fuck You" to the assholes going out of their way to make our lives hell.

    I stand by what i said.. Sometimes we just need to say what's really on our mind.

    I apologize if your feeling were hurt.

    Have an awesome day. :):

    TJ

  • It's my opinion that people who liked this vid really need to reevaluate their approach to this project. Hate and condemnation aren't likely to build any bridges, and aggressive, threatening videos don't represent a favor to teens in the position of being bullied.

    Often the most vociferous haters end up being closeted homosexuals, and the fact that the speaker laughs off his own youthful issues before condemning others with them for life is just sad.

    None of us live in a meritocracy.

  • @Sinenox What? A strong voice that is not afraid to defend itself is in fact a favor to bullied teens!

  • @Sinenox Really because I watched a video that actually shed light on why bullies are how they are and what big insecure losers they really are and grow up to be; which is the truth. What video did you watch?! Were you a bully as a child and this struck a cord for you? This video is not as you described at all.

  • @Sinenox Yes, you're right. I need to reevaluate my appoach to this project. You made it quite easy for me to realize that bullies are not the only problem in bullying. People like you are a big part of the problem as well.

    Great! Let's not judge and condemn our beloved drug dealers, our child molesters, our corrupt officials, our kind thugs, juveniles and terrorists, but rather shower them with love and understanding, after all we're not vociferous haters or closeted homos for that matter.

  • <3 <3 <3

    well said ~ thank you! ;)

  • I love yoooooouuuuu!

    You going to be in Mardi Gras? HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE TJ!

  • YAY!

  • OMG :D You're awesome!!! Favourited!!! :D

  • It is true that the bullies are the ones that are insecure, and yes, as you pointed out, they do suffer for their actions. Sounds to me that bullies are actually the ones that are in more need of earlier intervention and help than gays. I understand how difficult it is to feel sorry for them after they cause so much grief, but perhaps that is what we need more of ... understanding ... for these obviously damaged and unhappy people. I do hope they are encouraged to seek out help too. :o)

  • Brilliant job TJ!

    It's great that So many folks are talking about Hope, Hanging on and Self-Worth and all.. but these haters (Bullies, Homophobes, Losers, et al) are taking out their issues and ignorance (learned or whatever) on others that have Nothing to do with their baggage.

    So, Thank You for holding up the mirror to the haters and reminding them that all their hate will ever do is to bring them Down.

    cheers and best to you,

    Charlie

  • I am bi though I never experienced bullying because of my sexuality. I have been bullied for other things. I think that it gets better should be for anyone bullied.

  • you're awesome. you're like the inner voice for all the gay people in this world. LOVE!

  • Nice vid and your cute too ;)

  • You are awesome :D

  • @PaperSteps Thank you.. that's so sweet!

    xxx

  • What a wonderful clip. You make so much sense. You're a big help to gay kids out there. Thankyou for sharing your story.

    I love how you mentioned the bullies look like yobbos now.

    As they say, being gay keeps you young and beautiful!

  • @toddles9 Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to leave such a lovely comment. :)

    Peace & Love.

    ~TJ.

  • Good one <3

  • My bullies all have had their third divorse, their fathers companies which they took over went bankrupt and so on. But...most of all, we who have been bullied, need this way of thinking to keep ourselves sane. It's another version of god's revenge. What happens when you believe your bullies are quite happy now? Is that impossible to live with? Has our misery been for nothing? Btw, you are too cute ;-)

  • BRAVO with a standing ovation!!!

  • There are some people who always WILL be "losers" but I don't think it's ok to call them that. But still I liked your video. glad you were able to make it through highschool and turn into such a handsome guy :)

  • You are so right on. I even if one asshole bully sees this and at least thinks about what you are saying, you done a world of good.

  • PREACH!!!

  • @arris1314 get me a podium baby!

  • oh MAN!! i wanted to quote parts that were my favourite, but DAMN, everything, EVERYthing u said was just PERFECT!!!! <3<3<3 all my love! it gets better! and to haters: FUCK YOU TOO!!

    @FistickArospa LOOOL!! best response to being called fag EVER!

  • I love it, thanks!

  • Good on you for making this video, I was one of the lucky ones to escape bullying at school despite being bisexual, but the years I pretended to be straight were a huge emotional challenge (considering I went to an all girl's school most of my life) because I felt different and sensed that others noticed. My message to all gays, lesbians and bisexuals is that you have no reason to feel out of place. There are a lot of idiots in the world; be strong and do not listen to them: be yourself. :)

  • I love your video. Sad that more of the bullies can't hear your words. I encountered bullies growing up. Just a straight girl - average. But they were around - just being obnoxious to everyone in their path. And , if my path crossed theirs, I always fought back. Thus, I had more than my share of black and blue marks, but I fought back, hard. Thus, they backed off of me after it got physical. Those bullies I knew are losers today as well...I am so happy that you are happy now.

  • It's good to hear someone tell it like it is to the bullies. It's good to "love and forgive" when someone is contrite but not when they are actively hurting others. The only thing bullies understand is getting what they give out. Bravo.

  • I wanted to cheer when you finished. thank you so much for doing this;

  • I agree that it's almost funny, you have to become our age to notice that you just have to be confident and don't care what some poopheads say.

    i hope though that your videos help some teens to get this point much earlier...

    Keep it on!

    p.s.: i liked "peace+love ok, bye" better than "f**k you..." ;)

  • 12,000 views :) WOO!

  • my cousin was bul lied during the 60´s ,he moved out of town when he was 17,now he is a great psychologist and artist :) things will get better :)

  • Thanks for sharing your story.

  • Thank you very much!!Its nice to watch a vid not sayin "just ignore them and it will stop"

  • @Hulna Yeah, i didn't want to make a video that was a clone of all the others..

    Thanks for watching :)

  • handsome! :D

    loved this vid, im one of the lucky gays that didnt get bullied much at school, but there are so many lgbts that watch this and get like renewd hope that their gonna have a great life and those bullies will drown... :)

  • @TSHUKIKO haha wow that's harsh! - thanks for watching and commenting.. and thanks for the compliment :)

  • @tabloidjunk youre welcome handsome! :D

  • @taloidjunk

    Ciao Bello!

    Your "old" at 25, that gave me a bit of a laugh! Also, your rant is rather

    charming, and no matter how great our capacity to forgive is, we secretly,

    like to think that mean people get their "comeuppancence", as it were!

  • @blainebill39 yeah i hear you, but this isn't about forgiveness.. sometimes we just need to say FUCK YOU! - it felt good.. you should try it!

  • @tabloidjunk I have to agree that saying FUCK YOU is incredible at times. For me my biggest FUCK YOU came when I turned to a man who was issuing an onslaught of insults at me and retorted with, "You are calling me a fag? Well lets look at this, fag is British slang for cigarette...so your telling me you want to light one end of me on fire and suck on the other...I am flamer so you're really just telling me you wanna suck me off!" And all he could do was stare at me in amazement and walk off LoL

  • @FistickArospa Blimey, that was a thoughtful response!

  • @darwincity LoL I got so sick of being angry at all the insults so I changed my tune. ow instead of letting them piss me off I just retort with something that makes them see the stupidity in their comments. I actually met a good friend of mine because he called me a 'cocksucking motherfucker' at a bar one night and all I could say was, 'nope I am a cocksucking father fucker, get it right'...we have been friends for 5 years now LoL

  • @tabloidjunk

    I've been having quite a time responding to posts regarding the Lifetime

    movie "Prayers For Bobby"! Bobby Griffith and I dated for a couple of years before

    he took his own life. I was completely illequiped, as a 19yr old boy ,to cope with

    the unexpected death of one I had cared for deeply!

  • @blainebill39 I'm sorry to hear about your loss, but if there is a light in that darkness, it would be that Bobby did not die in vein. His death brought the reality of what life can be like for LGBT youth to peoples consciousness, and would surely have opened peoples minds and hearts as well.

    Peace & L.O.V.E.

    ~TJ.

  • @tabloidjunk

    Ciao Bello!

    Yah, I'm with you on the cathartic value of shouting F.U. once in a while!

    I must confess, though it has occured to me, I haven't relished the thought

    of Bobby as a sort of sacrificial lamb, but his suicide occured over 27yrs ago,

    and I have been for just as long, trying to extract some good out of it! What

    you've replied is likely the ticket!

    Molto Grazie Bello!

  • @tabloidjunk I too, feel it incumbent upon

    myself, to insist on just how beautiful life can be, and what enriching experiences

    can be had!

    What's really encouraging my friend, is that many are now denouncing this

    horrific phenomenon, not just queer folks like us!

    Thank you for speaking up, your voice will be invaluable!

    May G-D Bless You!

    Grazie Mille Per Tutti Bello!

    Blaine

  • Well said, and thanks. Although I'm gay, I was bullied as a teen not for my sexual orientation, but for my Jewish ethnicity. On one occasion I was kidney punched, and called a "Christ-killer" by my attacker. Ironically, a few months later, I saw my bully at a bus stop, and he actually came up to me and apologised. Go figure...

  • @evan1276 It sucks that you were bullied too.. It shows that the bullies will just torment someone for any reason they can find that they are a little 'different' to the majority.

    Glad to hear you got your apology though :)

  • great video. Thanks for posting

  • TJ - I love you. To have you as a good mate in life is such a blessing. To have you share this video with the world, with your wisdom, is such a great thing for EVERYONE. What you say is true, and as usual, so perfectly said. Thank you for this. xxxx

    Q

  • @QPerth Thanks Q, You always make me feel good. Your words always put a smile on my face. I'm a lucky person to have you as a close friend.

    ~TJ.

  • Some of those bullies are also victims of homophobia and may be in the closet and use bullying to cope. Don't hate the hater. Check out my "It Gets Better" vid!

  • This video sums up my life up to now. Thank you for making the video so I wouldn't have to. Thumbs up. ;)

  • @Skribulous haha awesome.. my pleasure :)

  • Gah! Why does he have to be gay?! Soooo hot!

  • @SheHasNoFeet1 -- I think what you mean is "Why can't I be a man?" ;)

  • @SheHasNoFeet1 Haha thanks! *blush*

  • love the video awesome job :)

  • I think most of us are guilty for being mean to another person at some point in our lives. Most of us grow out of that and probably wish we hadn't done it. When I was a little girl, I used to make fun of people, and to this day I don't know the exact reason why I did. I think I was insecure, lonely, and probably wanted attention. I know that every mean comment I got back, I deserved.

    Just saying, It's likely that some bullies regret their actions in their school years.

  • Well said.

  • I love the ending! Everyones always saying how what the bullies are doing now doesn't matter. It's not like that for me, I needed someone to say there life is wastful and that they are losers. I was starting to feel alone in my anger. I thought I had it bad when I was fourteen, graffeti? My heart bleeds for you.

  • @ImDiffrentSoWhat Yeah i mean, life does go on, but sometimes you just have to say "Fuck You" haha.

    As for the graffiti thing.. yeah, at 15, that really cut like a knife.. I wish nothing but the worst for the assholes that did it.. But hey.. IT GETS BETTER.. life is GREAT now!

  • Amazing....I'm straight but, I was bullied just for being a push over. I finally learned the words screw you and straight uphill from there. Awesome Video!

  • @mysteryq925 Tht's great, thanks for watching and commenting.

  • your accent is really sexy. <3

  • @sarathoughtonnothing u think? hehe.. cool thanks, i guess.

  • Shit that was great! And spot on. Man, if we looked up our bullies we will see the exact thing that you had described. In my case, my bullies are mostly dead because they thought crime was cool. I am str8/asexual and was bullied because people thought I was gay. I am so fucking glad that I did not kill myself as I had tried. I might not be rich, but I am here. Oh yeah, some of those guys who bullied me were the same guys who tried to get me to do stuff on the DL.

  • Please check out my Tribute to It Gets Better on my page. Thank you. Spread the love.

  • ok.....subscribed!

  • I am a straight man. I fully support this project, and you have done something amazing with this video. Subbed and facebooked, and I really hope the message gets out there. I hope this project bears fruit. Not just fruit, but seeds as well.

  • @Loffter thanks for watching and sharing it around :)

    ~TJ.

  • Wow! I loved this - and it is so true!  The "golden" children in high school so often keep trying to relive that "golden" time in adulthood, but everyone else has moved on and left them behind to wallow in their miserable memories of "goldeness"!

  • That's it in a nutshell. Perfect.

  • Every person, black, white, heterosexual, homosexual, bisexual, etc. needs to know and experience the love of God for themselves. Hard to believe He loves us despite all our faults, but He does nonetheless.

  • made me feel soo much better :)

  • Great angle, great message, great video.

    Thank you for being so clear and direct.

  • I once saw a picture of a kid who made his own t-shirt. He put a quote on the front that made me fall out of my chair laughing on the floor.

    It read-------- I'm not  gay as in happy But queer as in FUCK YOU!

    Brilliant!

  • Oh my goshh..Agreed! What a great video!!

  • The problem is, bullies adapt. It's no longer the outright pushing, shoving, name-calling, etc. Now, it's the comments made behind the backs of the victims, mind games and rumors made to just screw with you. I'm not gay (not that being gay is wrong in any way) it's just the way bullying has evolved over the years.

  • Well said my friend.

  • Thank you. This makes that scared 10th grader inside me feel a lot better. I made myself strong. Got a black belt, and now teach self defense. I, too looked up those bullies, and they're all the same losers they were. To the kids that attempted to stone me to death in the 10th grade for being 'different', F^*K you.

  • @morriganswitch haha yeah, sometimes you just have to stand up and say FUCK YOU!

    good on you for standing up for yourself and getting strong.

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  • This is just the most awesome video.

    Thank You

    Your description of bullies is smack on. It fits them all.

  • @2unreal2 haha thanks.. i'm glad so many people are watching and agreeing with my vid.

  • Pt III When I have run into those bullies I've not found even 1 that turned out successful or happy. NONE. I have to believe in Karma somewhat. Bullies rarely prosper. THAT ALONE IS WORTH LIVING TO SEE.

  • @MissMarchHare i really like that comment. thanks.

  • Dude, I agree with the first half. I really do. But the second half is just mean-spirited and really dickish. You should be telling the bullies to grow up, not that their life is going to suck. Telling them what you are is making you no better than one of those morons shouting that you'll burn in hell if you're gay.

  • I was brutally beaten when I was young by bullies that were huge and the site of them terrified me. Then in my teens I became the bully. After 32 years, I apologized to my victim...we may even become friends now.. All bullied kids should know that it is not their fault...you did nothing to deserve it...it's a horrible cycle being bullied then turning into one that needs to be broken...my bullies will never apologize to me, but at least I know I finally did the right thing it does get better

  • @rmdalton100 Thank you for watching and taking the time to share your story in the comments.

    Peace & Love.

    ~TJ.

  • I believe bullying is bad and harmful, but. If you say you pity them, is it real pity or more tolerable spelling of hate? If you convince yourself they're jealous or pathetic, you might develop pride built on nothing, and that's what THEY are. Some of the harm bullies can do is turn sweet people sour.

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  • "you are a looser and you always will be"

    I like it thousands times!!!!

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  • Great video, great vibe, man. I'm all for peace & love & "Let's hold hands & sing Kumbaya & stuff," but sometimes you just gotta say, "Fuck peace & love. And fuck YOU." Ha! I'm glad you said it--there's a time and a place, my friend. I delivered the same message a while back to a couple of harassers in a dumpling shop--then I vlogged on it: "Gay is NOT a Punchline." I'll attach Part 1 for you. (Parts 2, 3 and 4 are fun, too.) Much love and ROCK ON with your great posts! Stevie Jay. ; - )

  • I'm officially in love. This is fucking perfection and is now on my Facebook page.

  • Well done!

  • you kick ass you may be my new fave youtuber and thats saying alot because i like live on outbe lol

  • So much for redemption...

    Really, I'm overwhelmed. Dude, you just stated that no one is born prejudiced. Since being an asshole is not a terminal but a chronic condition that can be treated through information (education, therapy) in some cases... don't you think that the schadenfreude was completely out of place?

    The little guy turns into a little bullying prick because he doesn't know better. (some) People can change, don't throw them all in the same sack!

  • To make the rest of us shine!!!!!! Priceless!!!!! &"Fuck Off" Perfection!!!!

    Perfect balance here. And to the people we want this to reach......this is spiritual nectar. This is strength.

  • I've lived with bullying my whole life, not so much because I am bisexual. But more so because of my size. I was the only dwarf in my school, and most had never seen yet alone heard of "dwarfs," So I went through hell because of it. And to this day I deal with it. But I would always remind myself "this person is more miserable then me. This person obviously is jealous of something I have...," etc. This video is fantastic, as are you my friend. I'm subscribing

  • @SynnerDivine This is a great comment.. thanks so much for sharing your situation and story.

    Peace & Love run marathons.

    ~TJ.

  • @SynnerDivine Thank you for sharing! It boggles the mind that someone could bully another person because of their size! Still, this guy's video tells it pretty much like it is. See where the people who picked on you are today...

  • Most awesome. Loved it. Am going to share on FB!

  • @readyagain That's great! - Thanks so much for sharing my video around.

    ~TJ.

  • you rock. (: <3

  • The most lucid & articulate statement I've heard. Growing up, I was taught religiously that homosexuality was sin, etc. As I've lived life, learned to think for myself, and have had gay friends, I've come to understand more about humanity and inhumanity. My views are completely opposite now and I take hope in hearing someone speak with such sanity, clarity and self control.

    I would like to live in a world where more people were like the person I see in this video. Thank You. Keep speaking

  • @gtoland Your comment has really made my day. thanks so much for watching and taking the time to leave me such a lovely compliment.

    Peace & L.O.V.E.

    ~TJ.

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  • Wow. I wish I could figure out a way to make your vid required viewing for all 12-18 year-olds in America. That was amazing. Thanks!

  • Thank you for telling this like it is! I am glad that you are addressing the bullies on this. I haven't checked on my bullies and I don't care for them. One tried to be my fb friend and I just denied her. I was bullied and I struck out as opposed to just taking it, but it still impacted me. But here I am well adjusted and they're living the shitty lives they were supposed to lead when you treat people that way! Good job! EPIC FAIL FOR BULLIES!

  • Yes, awesome! Although I was never physically bullied, I was tormented from age 12 to 14 by a group of guys who followed me around and called me queer, fag, etc. I'm 54 now and I've had a pretty good life as an out gay man, but I'm still haunted at times by the memories. Thanks for stating clearly what perhaps should have been obvious at the time -- that the bullies are the ones whose lives ultimately suffer. Living well *is* the best revenge!

  • @hgabriel666 Thanks for watching and commenting :)

  • LOL; nice vid.

  • thank you for making this vid. Posted it on my FB page. It will outrage some people but it says what needed to be said.

  • @PlakaDelos Good! i'm not afraid of provoking people if it means getting my message across :) - thanks for sharing my vid around.

  • Cheers from Boulder, Colorado mate!

  • @coloradosky70 Thanks for watching and saying hello :)

  • You a WONDERFUL!!! Thanks for a well put together segment.

  • @coloradosky70 hehe thanks a lot!

  • Awesome video.

    What's truely sad is that I will bet cash money that NONE of those bullies even remember doing it.

  • @deliciouspear wow u think? i never thought of it like that.. their comments and behavior are still so vivid in my memory, it never occurred to me that they could have forgotten.. thats a whole other video topic right there i think!

    thanks for watching and commenting :)

    ~TJ.

  • I'm going to have to reply in parts, since i don't get enough characters...

    @tabloidjunk I think this because I was horrifically bullied in 4th grade (like to the point where I was in the hospital a few times.) It was also a situation where it would often happen in front of teachers or in a way they couldn't ignore it and they did nothing.