A 19-year-old girl currently attends college while living in an on-campus apartment. She has one roommate named Amy that she has been together with for a month, and her life with Amy is terrible.
Amy has spent weeks being incredibly cruel to her over things that she cannot control. She suffers from several health issues, which means she has to eat in a very specific way to make sure she doesn't get sicker.
She has IBS, anemia, and she also is lactose intolerant. She weighs about 109 pounds, and she knows she is very skinny.
"I take my prescription medication and I have tried for a very long time to gain weight, I had even gone to multiple dieticians/nutritionists and they have all put me on different meal plans, but it has never really worked," she explained.
"Members of my family are mainly on the skinnier side and though this is just how it is, I do lack confidence from time to time because most of the clothes I wear don't look flattering on me and I rarely know how to make myself feel confident in my clothes so I normally just wear baggy clothes..."
Well, Amy has been completely cruel to her over her weight, or lack thereof really.
She ends up prepping her meals in advance, and Amy will always make rude comments about her "eating rabbit food" while insisting that she needs to eat more to put weight on.
She has been so hurt by the comments Amy makes nonstop, and to make matters worse, Amy has decided to accuse her of having some kind of eating disorder.
Amy has relentlessly bullied her over being skinny, and she has tried her best not to do anything else to make waves with Amy so she goes right to her bedroom when Amy starts in on her.

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"The latest incident was when she took my clothes from the hanger outside and posted it on Snapchat, with the caption "Someone please give her food, she is hungry," she said.
"I saw the snap, took a screenshot, and sent it to my mom. For the past week, we have been dealing with student affairs and she was placed on disciplinary hearing."
"She is on scholarship and there is a chance that she might be expelled."
Well, Amy's family found out that she and her mom reported Amy to student affairs, and one of Amy's family members has been harassing them both while saying her mom is abusing her by not giving her adequate food, even though that's not reality here.
Her mom quickly addressed this new harassment with student affairs, and she is positive Amy is going to lose her scholarship and be kicked out of the college potentially as well.
"I do not mind the comments, to be honest, they hurt, but I can not live with myself if I know that I could possibly ruin someone's future," she concluded.
She's seriously concerned that she made the wrong call by reporting Amy and her mean girl ways.
Do you think she did the right thing?
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