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Kylie Jenner has "lost a part" of herself through bullying.
The 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians' star has claimed she "sometimes can't take" the harsh words people say, leading her to "breakdown, hide and cry".
She admitted: "People are so quick to say horrible things about me everyday over and over and sometimes I can't take it. Even I at times get affected by it, I breakdown, I hide, I cry.
"It's resulted in a lot of anxiety for me that I've never had to deal with before ever. My every move has been documented for the whole world and its been a nightmare trying to find myself through all of this. And I've absolutely lost a part of myself."
The 18-year-old beauty also shared the inspirational story of Lizzie Velasquez, who suffers from a condition which means she can't accumulate any body fat.
Writing on Instagram, she shared: "Now 26 years old, Lizzie's condition was diagnosed last summer. Lizzie suffers from a rare congenital disease that less than 10 people in the world are known to have. The disease impedes her from accumulating body fat; she literally has zero percent body fat and has never weighed more than 64 pounds ...
"She's taking a lifetime full of bullying to help teach the world #IAmMoreThan the names they call me. #ImWithLizzie and Lizzie taught me #IAmMoreThan who I think I am. For me, this is expected it comes with the territory. But Lizzie, you should of not had to go through that. Let's change this together. I love you Lizzie!"

Selma Blair thinks Kris Jenner is "lovely and endearing."
The 43-year-old actress is set to play the 'Keeping Up With the Kardashians' star in the upcoming film 'American Crime Story: The People v. O.J. Simpson' about about the murder trial of her late ex-husband Robert Kardashian's client O.J. Simpson - who was accused of killing his ex-wife Nicole Brown and Ronald Goldman in 1995 - and hopes they can build a long-lasting friendship.
She said: "Kris is the most generous woman. I found her to be so lovely and endearing, she welcomed me into her house. Hopefully, we'll end up being friends. I have so much respect for her."
Selma is also eager for her four-year-old son, Arthur, to become friends with Kris' grandchildren, Mason, five, Penelope, three, and Reign Disick, eight months, as well as North West, two.
Asked if they have arranged any play-dates, she said: "No, but we will. We keep trying to set it up."
Aside from working on the film, the 'Cruel Intentions' star has spent the summer teaching her son how to swim and ride a bike.
She added to Us Weekly magazine: "He feels that he's basically like he's starting college. He's now, like, a big guy.
"He's very sarcastic, thank goodness. Or else he'd be writing a terrible memoir about his life with me!"

Britney Spears' father has urged her to take a break from dating.
Jamie Spears thinks the 'Perfume' hitmaker, who split from her last boyfriend Charlie Ebersol two months ago, should steer clear of men for six months and focus on herself.
A source said: "Jamie wants her to rebuild her confidence after breaking up with Charlie, while Britney wants to find a man right away. She pushes her dad every day, saying that a new guy will help her forget about Charlie."
But her father, who has been in control of her legal and financial affairs since he obtained a conservatorship following her public breakdown in 2008, is worried she will end up getting her heart broken again.
The insider told America's OK! magazine: "She throws everything into relationships before they have a chance to grow, and the guys run."
The blonde beauty, 33, started dating TV producer Charlie last December just two months after she split from her legal researcher David Lucado after 18-months together amid rumours he cheated on her.
Prior to that, she ended her engagement to talent agent Jason Trawick in January 2013 after almost four years together.
She said at the time: "Jason and I have decided to call off our engagement. I'll always adore him and we will remain great friends."
Britney has sons Sean, eight, and Jaden, seven, with ex-husband Kevin Federline, whom she divorced in 2006.
She was also previously briefly married to childhood friend Jason Alexander.

Drew Barrymore never minded that her father was a "shoeless, selfish hippy".
The 39-year-old actress' late dad John walked out on her and her mother Jaid when she was just a baby, but the 'Miss You Already' star never bore a grudge against him for his actions.
She said: "I somehow intuitively understood as a very young child that he was incapable of being anything but this shoeless, selfish hippy and weirdly it didn't bother me."
Towards the end of John's life, Drew moved him closer to her and paid his medical bills and was grateful for the time they spent together before he died of cancer in 2004, even if he never felt like a "dad".
She added: "Spending time with him before he died felt like a gift, I always thought he was a very cool, interesting, entertaining, intriguing creature.
"I was like, 'I dig you, you're not a dad by any sense of the word, but you're a unique person.' "
And Drew - who was granted legal emancipation from her parents when she was 15 - still has a difficult relationship with her mother.
She said: "My mother is a different subject. But all is well and things are convivial and pleasant. I can't even talk about her."
While she had a troubled relationship with her parents, the 'Bad Girls' actress - who has daughters Olive, three, and Frankie, 16 months, with husband Will Kopelman - shares a strong bond with her 'E.T' director Steven Spielberg, who has been like a father to her.
She told Red magazine: "It was one of the most loving and encouraging and fun and adventurous things I've evr got to do in my life with such a saf group of people, led by the most wonderful man.
"It was really just a perfect world. It was the last time my life ws quote unquote normal. When [Spielberg] is with my kids, it's the greatest thing in the world."

Sarah Gadon is tired of being asked about her male co-stars.
The 28-year-old star, who has appeared in 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2' alongside Andrew Garfield and 'Maps to the Stars' with Robert Pattinson, thinks it's "a bit unfortunate" that female actresses often have to play second fiddle to their male contemporaries.
The blonde beauty said: "Sometimes I finish an interview and think, 'Wow, they asked me questions entirely about the men I've worked with and nothing about my own work,' and I wonder if I was a man sitting there if they would ask them about all the women they've worked with. That's a bit unfortunate."
Sarah also stars in the upcoming film 'The 9th Life of Louis Drax' opposite Jamie Dornan, but insists she is nothing like her attention-seeking character, Natalie.
She told the October issue of FASHION Magazine, on newsstands and iPad September 14, 2015: "I'm least like her of all the characters I've ever played. She's somebody who thrives off of male attention; I was never really one of those girls."
Meanwhile, Sarah says she's "a really proud, happy Canadian."
She added: "I think we've got it figured out in our country. For example, gay marriage has just been legalised in all of the U.S. and it's like, 'Wow, hashtag lovewins,' but that's not necessarily a leap forward compared to what we've already experienced in Canada years ago."

Victoria and David Beckham have adopted a "new baby."
The British fashion designer, who has four children, Brooklyn, 16, Romeo, 13, Cruz, 10, and Harper, four, with the retired soccer player, has introduced their beloved new dog, Olive Beckham, to the world via Instagram.
Alongside a picture of the pet pooch, the 41-year-old star wrote: "Meet Olive Beckham x our new baby"
Brooklyn also posted a picture of their new puppy in David's arms on his profile, writing: "A new member to the family olive (sic)."
The family already have two bulldogs called Coco and Scarlet, as well as a Shar-pei named Barnaby, who they brought home in March 2013.
The former Spice Girls singer previously admitted she is unlikely to have any more children, adding: "I've done my bit."
But she and David celebrated their their 16th wedding anniversary in July and are said to be happier than ever since he retired.
A source previously said: "Victoria is still worried that David's business ventures will mean they may have to spend more time apart, but she's happy for now as he's home a lot.
"It's made him really mellow and Victoria feels like they have a proper partnership.
"David really admires the strong woman his wife has become and she feels their bond is unbreakable."

Robert Pattinson and FKA twigs' wedding is reportedly "off the agenda."
The 29-year-old actor and the 'Two Weeks' hitmaker, who got engaged in March after six months of dating, have allegedly "drifted" apart while he is filming 'The Lost City of Z' in Northern Ireland, but are still trying to make their romance work.
A source said: "[Their] wedding is off the agenda, [but] they haven't called off the engagement.
"They've definitely drifted and have barely spoken while he's in Belfast and she's been in the States."
The 27-year-old singer has been staying at the 'Rover' star's home in Los Angeles while he is away, but he isn't comfortable around many of the people on "Team twigs."
The insider told PEOPLE.com: "Rob has never been at ease with twigs' entourage."
The 'Twilight Saga' heartthrob is scheduled to fly to Colombia next month to film scenes in the jungle, and the source predicts it "is bound to create further distance between them."
It was previously reported the couple had pushed back their wedding because they couldn't decide what kind of celebration to have.
A source said last month: "She talks about keeping it real and low-key and then wants an elaborate glamorous Baroque affair. She was even talking at one stage about having a masked ball.
"It will now be bigger but how big, nobody's quite sure at this moment in time. There's no fixed [wedding] date but will probably be late in the year."

Mindy Kaling wants to be a positive role model for young girls.
The 'Mindy Project' actress doesn't care if people insult the way she looks, and thinks women should be more concerned about being labelled "not smart, or not a leader."
The 36-year-old star said: "Insults about the way I look can't be the thing that harms me and my heart the most. It has to harm me the least. If I have a daughter, I'm going to tell her that.
"Far too many women are much more hurt by being called fat or ugly than they are by being called not smart, or not a leader. If someone told me that I was stupid or that I wasn't a leader, or that I wasn't witty or quick or perceptive, I'd be devastated. If someone told me that I had a gross body, I'd say, 'Well, it's bringing me a lot of happiness.' Like, I'm having a fine time of it. Having my priorities aligned like that has helped me have a happier life, I think."
Meanwhile, Mindy, who has dedicated an entire chapter of her new book, 'Why Not Me?' to ex-boyfriend BJ Novak, who she previously admitted she would have married if he'd asked her before they split almost 10 years ago, admits she loves the idea that people think they might rekindle their relationship in the future.
She told the UK's The Guardian newspaper: "When people say that, it makes me feel so cool. Like, oh, people are thinking about me like I'm a character. We are so different and we fight a lot, but the gift he [Novak] has always given me is the utter and total belief that I am one of the greats. And it is an intoxicating feeling."

Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner still "care about each other."
The former couple, who announced their split in June after 10 years of marriage, attended a joint counselling session in Santa Monica on Thursday (03.09.15) because they want to "continue to be a strong unit" for their children, Violet, nine, Seraphina, six, and three-year-old Samuel.
A source close to the duo said: "They are working with a professional because there are emotions involved and they want to make this transition as easy as possible for their family."
Another insider told PEOPLE.com: "It's not just for the kids - it's also for them. They care about each other."
The Oscar winner, 43, and the 'Dallas Buyers Club' actress, 43, who previously visited their therapist weekly before announcing their separation, were spotted smiling after emerging from the two-hour session, sparking rumours they could be trying to reconcile.
But the source insists they are still moving forward with their plans to divorce, adding: "There is no reconciliation.
"They are working together and are keeping it amicable. This is something they have been working on for over a year - and they continue to be strong unit."
Jennifer is currently living at their family home in the Pacific Palisades with their children, even though it is being extensively renovated, and the 'Gone Girl' actor has rented a property down the street.