Boys started to come up to her and touch her boobs and butt, one even touched her crotch.

Slut-shaming is wrong. Wrong. And being harassed or made to feel uncomfortable about being a woman, about being yourself, is wrong. When immature little boys at my school do it, I get angry. I tell them that, too. My story starts with a girl who is in fact my best friend (let's call her Mia) and she is a beautiful, down to earth person. She is loved by everyone, is popular, and is smart, and gets good grades. One day there was this party and Mia went to it (Mia and I weren't friends until a bit later. I am only in eighth grade, and she is too. And this was two years ago. She arrived and was greeted by her friends and stuff. Immediately, word got out that Mia had arrived, and that wow, her boobs looked incredibly large in that tank top. She laughed and shrugged it off. It got worse. Boys started to come up to her and touch her boobs and butt, one even touched her crotch. People started to try and pull her clothes off, and soon all of the popular people were crowded around Mia. I was at this party and I tried to stop it, but I am ashamed to say, I was called a bitch by someone and decided to go home. Mia was harrased further and eventually ran out of the house in her bra, crying. On the next Monday, Mia was told that her best friend at the time had put all of the popular boys up to it because apparently, Mia had tried to have sex with her boyfriend. Of course this wasn't true. Mia was branded a slut and a whore that apparently slept with 2 guys. She was harassed for having larger boobs than the other girls, having large thighs, butt, etc. Mia soldiered on, head held high through this mess and didn't show anyone that it bothered her. She ditched those girls and came to my group and is now the happiest girl I know. She told her Mum and the principal, and those children were suspended. It really helped. If you are slut-shamed don't be afraid to tell someone. Anyone. Because you are not alone, and people are always there for you no matter what.