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I stood up for something I knew was right when my brother said the F slur to describe one of my gay friends. I wasn't scared. He looked at me when I said "You shouldn't say that, it's offensive." What helped me do the right thing was when I saw someone online stand up for one of their siblings about it.
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I will make one up but I will do it to where it sounds like it came from you.
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One time, not that long ago, one of my siblings (Or cousin if you don't have siblings) was getting bullied at school because they had an anxiety attack whilst in the middle of a test. My parents did not know what to do and never had the time to talk with the bully's parents, so I took matters into my own hands. I made sure my sister/brother/cousin knew they were loved by my family, they always had someone to talk to, and if things got worse I was here to help. I had the gut feeling that they were going through something and I thought, if this was me what would I want done? So I did that. I was somewhat scared because I did not know if they would understand me or not. In the end, they knew what I meant and we talk regularly. They said I have helped them through so much and I am so glad.
