Stop Spreading Rumors-Tell Truth

 Hey everyone,

I want to take a minute to talk about something really frustrating. Lately, I’ve been hearing that some people have been saying things about me to teachers that aren’t even true. Honestly, it’s really unfair and it makes school way more stressful than it needs to be.

I don’t know why anyone would feel the need to make stuff up, but it’s not cool. These lies can make teachers think badly about me for no reason, and it’s hard to prove that it’s not true once someone says it. I just want people to know that spreading rumors or false information doesn’t help anyone—it only causes drama and problems.

We should all be able to get through school without worrying about people twisting the truth. So, if you have something to say about me, just be honest. Don’t make things up. It’s simple: don’t lie, don’t gossip, and don’t try to make me look bad for no reason.

I hope this helps clear the air. Let’s try to be honest and treat each other with respect.

— Tyson (TT STUDIOS)

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