My thought exactly

As someone who was bullied by both males and females I can tell you that the movie seterotypes of who is and is not a bully are so so wrong in most cases. We mentally label many friendly kocks and cheerleaders as potential bullies because they are what we are not. Popular, easy to talk to whoever they wish, generally highly attractive. Why would they possibly want to be our friend? But In my decade of being bullied, more often than not it was those same people who lifted me up. I've read the same from many help groups online. I was generally bullied by poor kids from broken violent homes, who were no better of socially or financially than I was (also poor from a broken and violent home).

I`m not a designer but I agree. They`re unwelcome and if the app is for teens who get bullied then the characters should be all shapes and sizes etc. They should quirk it up :D :)

Yeah very stereotyping. Especially surprising comming from a bullied person. Gues you are not allowed to sit with bigger/fast people. XD

yeah, that's what I mentioned too in my comment. Designer here too! hehe

If bullies abuse the app, they app should have an option to report the bully and the police should be notified. It may result it a nice little stalking charge. I think this app is a beautiful idea. Agree there should be attention given to keeping the app "real" by not just using the stereotypical "beautiful people". Also, users of the app, please try to be true to its purpose. Don't turn into the same clickish people by rejecting new users.