Little Red and the Bus Bullies

Little Red was just 6 years old when the wolf-bullies came to attack her. It was a normal day on the school bus and she was sitting in a seat all alone. She began to talk with the people sitting in the seats behind her. Everything was fine, they were laughing and joking, enjoying the ride home. Little Red had her hand on the seat behind her. She began to feel pinching and hitting on her hand. She asked the wolf-bullies to stop. They wouldn’t stop. They began to hit her harder and harder. The biggest wolf bully of them all grabbed his cartoon bookbag with wheels on it and hit Little Red right in the face. She began to cry and at that moment she realized that all people aren’t good. She realized that world had different kinds of people. Everyone has some good and some bad mixed in. But she didn’t know that kind of bad existed. This experience shaped her idea of what kind of people exist in this world and it caused her to see things differently. She got off the bus and told her parents what happened. They comforted her and gave her words of encouragement. From that day forward her perspective changed. But in a good way. She wanted the world to be good. She didn’t want people to feel the need to do bad things to others. Til’ this day she see’s the good in people despite their bad decisions. #Metoo