A Year 12 student almost skipped her school formal after discovering a group of cruel boys had written her name down on a 'fat list'.
Summa Wirth, 18, from south-east Queensland, considered staying home from the end of year celebration in November after she became the victim of heartless bullies at her co-ed school.
To make matters worse, one of the girls in her year tried to ban her from wearing the colour green because she wanted to wear it instead.
Speaking to Daily Mail Australia, Summa bravely opened up about the traumatic experience and stressed why it's important for others to understand their worth no matter how they look.
Summa Wirth, 18, (pictured with her boyfriend) from south-east Queensland considered staying home from the end of year celebration in November after she became the victim of heartless bullies at her co-ed school
'Just hearing that there was a ''fat list'' of the Year 12 girls and I was on it, I just tried to brush it aside but I had so much anger,' she said.
'To think that there's still people out there trying to put women down and even young teens is horrible.'
Summa said when confronted by staff, the boys who wrote the list said it was just a rumour and while one was suspended, the rest escaped punishment.
The girls in her class held a meeting to voice their opinions about the bullying and some teachers decided to serve snacks.
But the same boys who ridiculed their peers then took it a step further and questioned if the snacks were 'healthy' enough.
The 18-year-old is seen with Erin McKenna, the owner of Curve Bridal Boutique while shopping for her formal dress
'I just don't think they realise what they're doing and what bullying can lead to,' Summa said.
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