Madison: “So, little lesbo how does mommy and daddy feel that you are committing a sin? Or are you still in the closet?”

Spencer kept her eyes closed. The only words she heard were ‘lesbo’ and ‘sin’. They were already eating at her skin and hurting her.

Madison: “You don’t have anything to say to this or what? You know your little girlfriend is going to be sorry for making a fool of me. I’m going to get back at her through you since you are this little pussy ass pathetic dyke who is going to hell.”

The words continued to eat away at Spencer. Her skin was on fire, it burned, it itched, it hurt, as Madison bore more and more words into her. They broke through her skin and coursed through her veins, she was becoming these words that held all this hurt, she was becoming pained. She couldn’t ignore them, they kept shouting in her brain even louder than they were actually spoken. She let the tears break from her eyes, showing her hurt, showing Madison that she had indeed gotten to her.

Madison: “Aw are you going to cry now? You are pathetic Spencer.”

Madison forcefully pushed Spencer causing her to hit the sinks behind her and smiled at her job well done as the girl fell to a heap on the floor.

Madison: “Tell your stupid girlfriend to mess with me again and you’ll get it worse dykey.”

Madison turned on her heel and proudly walked out of the bathroom slamming the door causing a now crying Spencer to flinch due to the loud bang it made. She had been pushed to the ground and let Madison walk all over her time and time again, and she was sure that she would continue to let people do this. She was never strong and never able to deal with small things as little as rude remarks. Even when she was smaller she cried when something bad was said about her. She would fall into a heap on the floor and cry, exactly what she was doing now.

After finally composing herself she lifted herself off the floor and grabbed her things. She didn’t bother to look into the mirror and wipe away the evidence of her tears. She just got up and left the bathroom sniffling the entire way to the picnic table that she sat at everyday. She ignored the stares from the people she passed by, she knew they were wondering why she had been crying, but she just walked past them.