An online post titled, "It must be my fate to be an outcast," is receiving attention as a female high school student revealed that she was constantly bullied for her eyes. 

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According to the post, the student was made an outcast by her classmates for having small, droopy eyes. It got to the point that she felt compelled to move schools and undergo double eyelid surgery. At first, her classmates at her new school received her warmly. However when the bullies who attended her previous school moved to the same new school and saw that she now had double eyelids, they spread pictures of her with her original smaller eyes. As a result, the student's friends at the new school began avoiding her, making her feel outcasted once again. "I am at a loss. I'm afraid that I will be alone again," she wrote in her post. 

The student included a text message conversation she had with one of her bullies, shown above. In the texts, she says, "I don't like it when you speak carelessly about me to other people. I would like it if you stopped." Her bully replies, "But I don't want to? Keke." The bully continues, "And don't try to clear up your status and live like a normal person. Once an outcast, always an outcast." The bully attaches a picture of the student prior to her double eyelid surgery and adds, "Don't forget about how you looked like in the past."

The student then says, "I'm going to tell them about my double eyelid surgery, and there are people who know already. And I think that the present is more important than the past." The bully replies, "You're sitting there making a lot of noise keke. I know everything, so while I'm speaking nicely, do the right thing. I'm not warning you again." The student gives no further details as to what the bully means by her last statement.

Netizens have left furious comments about the situation, saying, "Ah seriously, those kids give me the goosebumps. I want to get rid of them; seriously, even if young kids don't really think, are they really that bad? They're not even elementary school students, they could even be my younger sister. I have a younger brother, but if he did that, I wouldn't shelter him; I would find him and punch him so that he goes flying," and, "The friends at her new school are trash, too, keke. How can they make a friend an outcast and avoid her after just hearing about her double eyelid surgery? Hey, trash, I hope you receive the same treatment, too."