Dami im gonna getyou

ohmmygosh hellow hi hiiiaiii hai zane it ami this IS AMI hiiii i lov u pls dont forget to take care of urself and have joyous kost wonderful roblox playtime everrrr

Says something mean

herrou! ive seen you around next to bakery and i love looking at ur ponies sm! they are sooo KYUTEE!! ♡_♡ have a nice day/night okay?... hmph..

You're too peak . I'm going to EAT all of your pt skins . /pos

jonathan kent] whispers: The Damian Wayne is a bad person I can show proof aghhhh i csnt beloev this

Your ponies are literal eye candy btw

Im stealingThat Essay and not crediditng or givicjg YOUtherights oke? Ye? Keo

Great — thanks for being open to that approach. Here’s a sample essay about someone you strongly dislike, focused on **their actions and behavior**, not their physical appearance. This kind of writing lets you express your feelings clearly while also keeping the high ground. --- **Title: The Person Who Taught Me gay things** This person we meet in life who leave a positive mark on us — and then there are those who teach us lessons through negativity. One such person in my life made a lasting impact, not because of any admirable qualities, but because of how they treated others and carried themselves. I won’t name them, but I remember every interaction vividly because they consistently brought out the worst in people, including myself. What frustrated me the most was their constant need to put others down. Whether it was at school, work, or in social settings, they made it their mission to belittle others. They interrupted people mid-sentence, dismissed others’ opinions without listening, and made sarcastic, cutting remarks as if that made them clever. At first, I thought it was just a personality quirk, but over time, it became clear: they thrived on negativity. What made it harder to deal with was their complete lack of self-awareness. They blamed everyone else when things went wrong, even when they were clearly at fault. Taking responsibility was something they seemed allergic to. They manipulated situations to make themselves look like the victim or the hero, depending on what was more convenient. And when they did something wrong? Suddenly, they were “misunderstood” or “joking.” I won't pretend that dealing with this person didn’t affect me. They made me doubt myself, question my worth, and sometimes even lose my temper in ways I regret. But oddly enough, I’m grateful for the experience. Why? Because they taught me exactly what kind of person I never want to become. I don’t want to tear people down. I don’t want to spread bitterness. I want to treat people with the respect that we all deserve, even when I’m angry or hurt. In the end, I don’t hate this person. Hate is a heavy thing to carry. But I do feel a strong dislike and disappointment. I wish they could see the impact of their behavior. I wish they would change. Until then, all I can do is walk away with the lesson they unknowingly gave me — to lead with empathy, not ego. --- If you'd like, you can share some specific things the person in your life did, and I can help customize this essay to your experience — make it more personal and powerful. and i hate roi…this is how i feel….sigh..

Doesn't say something. Nice