How To Make An Enemy Essay

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Making an enemy could be difficult for some and very easy for others. It just depends on how mean an individual can get. Now I have seen all of the movies like Mean Girls where they love to put other people down and I have personally always had a what if thought in my head. What if I was like this, or what if I had friends like those girls. I have been picked on many of times in my life, so I know how to make an enemy. First, find the perfect victim. Once the victim is chosen, become friends with that person. After hanging out with the person for awhile, start to drop some rumors and lies. Do not let the lies get too crazy and hurtful, because the person will have to work them up. Start slow and have the rumors be a little settle and then …show more content…
They both finally make up because the victim realizes that they do not want to fight anymore, and can not be on the same team if they keep on being mad at eachother. Then, voting for the cheer captain happens the next cheer practice. Both of the girls are up for captain and the victim has wanted it for her whole life. The bully could honestly could care less if she made captain or not, but she just wants to make her mad and take it from her. The bully made the whole team cookies and said, “Vote me for captain and I will bring cookies for the rest of the year”, the whole team loved it and said that they would vote for her. The victim found out she did this and got very mad at her because she did not bring anything to bribe them. Once the whole team voted, the coach counted up all the tallies and said that the bully made captain. Everyone can then see the devastation on her face, she will then quit the cheer team because she does not think it is important if she is not in charge. The girl will then look like an idiot for being a quitter and quitting just because of that. She will be very mad at the bully and won’t think she could be friends with a person like

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