Ashleigh is with her boyfriend 2 and a half years and her instagram is full of pictures with her surrounded by heaps of friends.
So I don't see how she could say "I've been unpopular my whole life" or ostracised if she has a boyfriend and lots of friends?
Does she just mean she has been unpopular with "cooler" groups that she wanted to be friends with, and even if this is so, are her own group friends not good enough for her to acknowledge that she is in fact popular (within her own group) or must she just focus on the people who have not befriended her?
Apologies if she clarifies this in the video but I can't watch it yet so just wondering what she means by saying that she has been unpopular
her whole life when she looks to have a large group of friends in her pictures.
Of course if there is any truth that she was bullied by somebody, that is obviously uncalled for and not on, but if it's just the case that she was just never really accepted or popular with the cool kids then I wouldn't necessary see that as bullying.
If I was part of the group of her good friends from the pics outside the house and heard her saying that she was ostracised or unpopular her whole life I might think, "well what about our friendship with her, does that not count because we're not cool enough?"
If she clarifies that she only means she was unpopular with one particular group of people but actually does have plenty of friends then her statement would make more sense to me.