Well tons of people here have worse experiences than me, but I'll give mine anyway.
At my school there was one kid who hated me, God knows why. He was extremely Islamophobic and always stole my stuff, threw stuff at me. He also used to get other people to do this and even paid them to sometimes. This then became an anti-association against me, and whenever they saw me they would all stop their game and throw balls and rocks at me (breaking my glasses one time when they tried to pick me up).
Another guy who always thought (and still thinks) he was amazing at sports starting spreading rumors that I bit him (??) when I tackled him in football and he fell over (like a prat) in Year 7. Due to these rumors, all my friends left me, everyone hates me (now in Year 11) and the only "friends" I have are ones which will always leave me, laugh when I'm being bullied, and deny being my friend when a bully asks me who my friends are.
But the worst thing was in Year 9. The first boy I mentioned did all the stuff mentioned a lot more this year. One time he got the association to throw cheap pork (or bacon) sandwiches the school sold (he bought them all, or they were picked out of the bin) at me. He threw cutlery at me on countless occasions, including the common 'terrorist' slur as well as a couple of other names. I kept reporting these to my head of year (who at the time kept telling me to report anything to him), and I was in there probably twice a week. He kept giving me the excuse of 'Oh this isn't enough to go on, but maybe when he does something else, we can say "But hang on, you've done this as well" and he'll be in trouble', but never did this. Following a couple of scuffles in previous years (same head of year), when I had defended myself after being attacked, I always found myself in more trouble than the perpetrator (I didn't even harm them). The head of year told me never to defend myself, let them finish, and they will be in all the trouble, possibly suspended or expelled.
Remember the first boy? Well one time, he went berserk. I was doing my art homework in the morning, when he called me a 'suicidal, pig sucking *******'. I ignored him, and kept ignoring all the projectiles thrown at me, when suddenly, he jumped out of his chair, sprinted towards me, and threw me out of my chair. My head hit the radiator, but I did nothing as he grabbed me, punched me, bombarded me into walls and tables. He went on for a good ten minutes, but I kept my hands in the air to show everyone I was not participating. I must have looked like a dunce, but I knew he would be in trouble.
I then went straight to the head of year, and gave my statement and possibly 50 witnesses, including canteen staff members. The next morning, the teacher came to me, giving me an after school detention, calling my parents in and assigning me to weekly before school counseling sessions. I asked what was happening to the boy, and he said 'nothing'. He topped it off with "But he's not getting away Scotsfree, I'll have a word with him". He didn't even do that. From that day forth, everybody recognized that boy as 'the guy who got to freely beat up (my name) who everybody hates, and then get him into an after school detention' "WHAT A LEGEND!!!" That event was a catalyst for similar events to occur, but I never reported them because I knew it would be worse off for me as it was.
I have never felt so betrayed in my life, and that was the cause of the severe depression I know live with...
Sorry for the length
, I just thought some background was necessary.
-KJ