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High school boys terrorize 7th grader

April 19, 2011 By Contributor

Hi, I’m Eve. I’m 13 (grade 7!!), a bit curvy, 5’4, and latina. about two weeks ago i was walking home from King Soopers. At the intersection 4 boys appeared from the high school and we crossed the street together. I was a bit ahead of them when we were done crossing. One of them yelled out, “What a cutie,”. but another said, “I wouldnt pay $50 to pop her cherry!!”

I started walking faster. i didnt once look behind me at them. they sped up. one yelled out, “That tiny, fat slut. Nah i do some things, but get rid of her quick.”

I wanted to run, or at least spin around and kick them in the crotch. but they would just follow me more. let me just say i was just wearing jeans and a t-shirt so i wasnt asking for trouble.

Another one laughed and giggled, “Lets follow her and give her rough time.”

I walked even faster. but they sped up as well.

“Baby, i cant tell what you are by your juicy a**. we dont know how hard to go on you!!”

Now i started walk/jog away from them. They started joging as well. One of them yelled out, “Damn, your packing a**. We’re going to calling you speed racer!! hahaha!!”

After two minutes they stopped by another intersection and i went the other direction. Of course they yelled out, “See ya sweetie. next time we’ll make sure to know ya!!!”

That time i looked at them. i ran home and made sure to use the other way home for now on. Every day i worry about meeting up with them and possibly geting hurt by them. yesterday, i actually saw one of them in King Soopers. he followed me outside and yelled at me, “I miss you!”

Why cant they leave me alone?

– Eve

Location: Englewood, Colorado

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  1. Clarice says

    April 20, 2011 at 4:49 am

    I am so sorry that you encountered such an awful experience. Those boys were arrogant and immature. Their behaviour is out of order. Please don’t suffer in silence. Report them.

  2. beckieweinheimer says

    April 21, 2011 at 2:15 pm

    Yes, i agree with Clarice. Report themThat is so horrible. I hope you can stay safe. And thank you for sharing. Wish I lived nearby to let you know I’ve got your back. But we have it here as much as we can!

  3. LS says

    April 22, 2011 at 12:26 am

    I am very familiar with Englewood, CO and I’m so sorry that happened to you. They’ll leave you alone when they actually reap some serious consequences for their actions. I vote to report them also.

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