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The Kid With A Lisp

Middle School Student
Framingham, MA

One time when i was in elementary school everyone was at recess. Some of the kids started making fun of another kid who talked funny because he had a lisp. I had talked to him before and he seemed nice. No one stood up for him, which was sad. Now that I look back on that moment I wished that I had stood up for him beacuse it wasn't his fault that he had a lisp. If I could go back to that time I would tell the other kids that it's not right to make fun of people just because they're different.

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