I was bullied at school, mainly because of my dancing, apparently if you wear dancing shoes instead of football boots you're less of a man, ha how wrong they were. I dont like talking about being bullied, its embarressing, however i can see you need a empathetic word. I think in a way, people who have been bullied (provided you can be a strong person) end up much more confident, righteous and bold in the long run.
I think about what ive done with my life, danced in front of 3000 people in a proffessional show of sleeping beauty when i was 16, been on TV in the regional news for dancing when i was 13, been in the national news paper "Daily Mail" when i was 14 under the headline "Real Billy Elliotts", met Prince Edward when i was elected representitive young people scheme when I was 17, now im 23 (24 next week whoo!) Im now travelling in Australia meeting hundreds of new people and making so many friends, im more popular then ever.
Now I think about the bullys, probably back in England, most probably in the pissing rain, on a building site, sweating their tits for peanuts of money, getting pissed friday, saturaday, sunday, then back to work on monday, seeing nothing of life, of the world, making nothing of themselves, little more than deadbeats with pulses. Ha who won? I think i did....
I never used to mention dancing to anybody i met, i was so scared of getting a reaction or a bad judgement, so i hid it for years from new people i met, back then, it felt like anything i had that was different, was a weakness, not a strength, little did i realise that the fact i used to dance was the biggest strength i had going for me, it was me that made it weak, because i allowed the bullys to get to me, it gave them ammo, now im proud, and people are fasinated by it, if i like a girl now, i always make sure i mention that I used to dance, because the amount of girls knickers that ive talked off, just by mentioning that i was a dancer is unreal, having that attention is amazing, fuck the bullys, choose your friends wisely, however many people hate you for something want to do, there will always be more people who love you for it!
Ok thats my story, im not sure how or if this helps you, but there you go.
As for being bullied on lush, no never, i cant imagine a situation on lush where i would get bullied, we're all on the same page aren't we?