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Published 15:46 18 Jul 2023 GMT+1

Woman with deep voice trolled for being 'a man' says she'll never change it

She endured years of cruel bullying at school

Claire Reid

Claire Reid

A woman says she’s suffered years of bullying and was told by cruel trolls that she would ‘die alone’ due to her deep voice.

Charlotte MacGregor, from Melbourne in Australia, bravely shared a clip in which she opened up about the bullying and cruelty she suffered growing up.

In the clip, Charlotte says: “All through high school I was picked on because of my voice. I was called a male, I was called transgender, I was called a f***ing weirdo.

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Charlotte MacGregor, from Melbourne in Australia, says she's developed a 'thick skin'.
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“[I was told] that I wasn’t ever going to meet someone, that I was going to be single for the rest of my life, that I was going to die alone.

“I had food thrown at me in class. I would have chairs thrown at me, I would have bruises on my body. It was just an awful, awful time in my life.”

Despite now being an adult, Charlotte says that the mean comments continue ‘daily’.

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Charlotte endured years of cruel bullying at school.
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However, Charlotte says she’s since developed a ‘thick skin’ and doesn’t dwell on the nasty remarks.

“It can be hard, I’m not going to lie,” she continued.

“But when you have been bullied so much in your life, you learn to have such a thick skin to the point where those sorts of comments do not affect your life, do not affect you whatsoever. You just rise above that sort of stuff.”

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Charlotte has also learnt to accept her deep voice, adding that it’s something she ‘lives with each day’.

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Topics: Life, Australia

Claire Reid
Claire Reid

Claire is a journalist at Tyla who, after dossing around for a few years, went to Liverpool John Moores University. She graduated with a degree in Journalism and a whole load of debt. When not writing words in exchange for money she is usually at home watching serial killer documentaries surrounded by cats.

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