The mean girls
by Hamlet



The three friends Lorri Jacquie and Bethany all sat together in the
Goldengrove pub in Stratford.It was a Friday night after work and they were so
happy to be togetHer .they wetre all school friends, In fact since the age of
13 they had been members of an all Girl gang the Mean Girls, who would spread
terror and fear in the whole neighbourhood. .Lorri who knew She was the
biggest of the three dressed in a tight black leather leather skirt knee
length boots

She had been a Mean Girl like them all Her life and was proud if it and loved
to control other people

As a Mean Girl She always wanted what other girls had at school. Whether it
was clothes, looks, boyfriends or even grades,as a Mean Girl She was willing
to go to any extreme to hurt the person that has what they want. For instance,
as Mean Girl She would spread rumors, boycott a fellow pupil's parties, talk
behind their back or even take steps to destroy Her target's relationships and
grades. Mean Girls also struggle to acknowledge anything good about other
people due to envy and hostility.

.As Mean Girl She would be overly concerned with Her hair, Her clothes, Her
face, Her make-up and Her weight. Likewise, She would pick at these things in
others pointing out everything from acne and weight issues to clothing choices
and hairstyles. Mean Girls would l even withhold friendship based on these
issues. When a Mean Girl would talk, She would often talk about other Girls in
a mocking and demeaning way.

Mean Girls were often obsessed with what others thought of them. They
considered how everything looks to others including where they lived and how
they dressed, to what car they drove and which boy they dated. They also had a
strong desire to be popular and at the top of the social ladder. As a result,
they would do anything to get there including using other people. It is not
uncommon for a Mean Girl to befriend someone based solely on where She lived
and how She dressed. Additionally, Means Girls will bully others who threaten
their status. For instance, if they perceive another pupil as a threat to
their status or popularity, they have no qualms about attacking him in order
to eliminate the threat.

. One surefire way to spot a Mean Grill was to look at how She related to
other pupils. If She was regularly in little skirmishes with other pupils or
is surrounded by drama, there may be more to it than just normal conflict.
Mean Girls often are more like frenemies than friends backbiting and gossiping
about the Girls they claim are their friends.

. Oftentimes, Mean Girls would have an exclusive group of friends that they do
everything with. They may even dress alike at times. You will know a group is
a clique by the fact that it is so hard to be accepted by the group.
Additionally, there are usually unspoken rules to be part of the group like a
person's looks hairstyle or clothing choices. Lastly, Mean Girls are not
interested in making friends with new pupils or hanging out with anyone who is
not part of the group.

Mean Girls are very controlling. In their relationships, they are clearly the
ones in charge. As a result, other pupils willingly follow their lead or risk
being forced out of the group. Meanwhile, other Mean Girls are followers. They
will do anything to remain part of the group including becoming bullies. To
these Mean Girls, what others in the group think and say is a priority to
them. Because these Girls often fear losing their status in the group, they
will often bully others to fit in or be accepted.

. Mean Girls like Lorri turned into Mean Women.

What was worse was that Lorri was a Really Mean Girl and none of the methods
advised to deal with Her worked Mean Girls come in three varieties. Mean.
Nasty. Vicious.

I wish I could say it gets better as you get older, but it doesn't. Mean Girls
like Lorri turn into Mean Women.

Loori Jacqui and Bethany were were best friends, and not pleased when Simon a
boy came into their circle. Instead of welcoming Simon, the three Girls teamed
up against him, circling him like a pack of wolves. One of the Girls would
distract him, and the others would come up from behind and swipe his things.

If Simon faced them head on, sometimes the Girls didn't attack. But as soon as
he turned Her back, they would snap at Her. An observer said, "When they saw
Her, She just bugged them. They were immediately hostile."

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