Hello, Part one got a lot of types so I'm making part two. Now in fourth grade I moved back to Korea because of family issues. I moved to Ulsan which is where I was born, and Ulsan is in the lower part of Korea. In fourth grade I was kind of bullied because of the lack of understandment of Korean culture (because I went to America when I was seven!) , and kids would bully me about my ability to speak english better then them. I really don't know why they bullied me for that but we were kids I guess. I came to this school at the end of fourth grade, so I didn't make a lot of friends in fourth grade. Now in fifth grade I still didn't really have friends and was kind of bullied. But one good thing that kept me from getting depressed was volleyball. Our vice principal taught volleyball and he thought I was athletic enough so he taught me and other girls who he thought where athletic. He would take us to volleyball competitions. It was my source of happiness. And in sixth grade I moved to another part of Ulsan. Obviously I transferred schools. And I had noticed in all my years of living, that kids who where outgoing tended to be popular and had lots of friends. So when I transferred I changed my personality 180 degrees. I forced myself to be as outgoing as possible. And as funny as it sounds it worked. I became popular and had lots of friends in this school. I think it helped that I was good with sports too. I also had the opportunity to go to track competitions, table tennis competitions in sixth grade. Overall I loved sixth grade and I thought I would go to middle school in Korea. But in seventh grade alone I would move four times. But this is getting really long. I'll make part three if this gets lots of types. Thanks for typing this long text.