*Gasp!* The Big Show was bullied!
*Gasp!* Mark Henry was bullied!
*Gasp!* Insert attention seeking celebrity's name here was bullied!
Yep, they were, and so was I.
I was fat and sweaty and my mum would never let me have a stylish haircut, so that made me a target.
My dad was one of those people who doesn't beieve in paying for a brand name, so I never had the same clothes, bags, shoes, etc, as everyone else, so that kind of set be back socially and made me a target.
I never had a bike. When my dad was a kid he saw his friend fall off his bike and fall under a truck and get his head squished, so he wouldn't let me have one, so I could never jump on my bike and go off with the other kids. That all made me a target.
I was smarter than any other four kids in my school combined, which made me a target (this is the UK, where everyone's expected to be lowest common denominator when it comes to intelligence).
And you know what… I turned out just fine without community outreach initiatives and interfering busybodies sticking their noses in and warm fuzzy cuddles from attention seeking celebrities. I turned out fine, Show turned out fine, Henry turned out fine.
Why? Because we just got on with things.
Really, when it comes down to it, it doesn't matter if you're bullied at school. It's such a small part of your life and soon forgotten.

Now please Steph, WWE in general, quit with the sentimental nonsense and get back to wrestling. PLEASE!