One day a group of girls were having fun and being crazy, laughing and talking to each other in funny voices, careless of what the other kids at school thought of them. A girl walked up to them and told them they were all pathetic losers, giving each of the girls a different insult. She then walked away with her head held high. All the girls looked at each other and burst into laughter. The mean girl turned around and asked
“Why are you laughing? I just insulted all of you losers”
“Well, we just find it hilariously pathetic how you feel you have to take the time to make fun of us. You obviously have nothing better to do. If we’re such losers, then why do you even bother talking to us?” One of the girls implied
The mean girl rolled her eyes and strutted off.


Some people might call the mean girl in this short story arrogant, but that’s exactly what she’s not. You know why? Because if you truly believed in yourself, you discover you don’t have to bring others down. We all have different ways to feel good about ourselves; some people look in the mirror everyday and tell themselves they’re awesome, some people leave positive little notes for themselves, while others just naturally feel confident. Well, mean people’s way to feel good about themselves is to bring others down. They feel that if they convince themselves everyone around them are just pathetic failures, that it’ll make them stand out in a good way, but what they don’t realize is is that doing this will just make you stand out in a bad way.

I know my theory may not necessarily be true, because I don’t believe I’ve ever been a mean person myself, but it’s just my outlook on this kind of stuff. Thanks for reading :)