Or maybe life took care of them by itself
with arms wide open.
Twice. The first time was a joint effort between me and my best friend and took some acting chops . In hindsight, it was a pretty fucked up thing to do to the guy.@Venixon
@Venixon
So what did you have to do? You had to pretend to be their friend to gain their trust and then like get your revenge. I'm curious but don't go into detail if it's graphic.
I only made fun of a fat kid when I was in middle school who started stuff with me first.
I never had bullies surprisingly
Did he steal your lunch?No lol he would hit me and make fun of me. I had a bowl cut and braces at the time.
Because you had muscles?I was always the biggest/strongest kid, even though I'm average height now, I hit 5'8 early then stopped growing, and by that point I was being home schooled
Yes. Because my "revenge" is just living my own life and not caring about or thinking about them.
That's not revenge thoughYeah its even better its called being mature.
Christ, am I the only person on this board that didn't get bullied?So you were probably the bully
So you were probably the bullyI can see how getting bullied might warp someone's perception of how much of the world is "bullies vs bullied" but I would've thought reaching adulthood would give you some perspective on how narrow that reality is.
Christ, am I the only person on this board that didn't get bullied?
I can see how getting bullied might warp someone's perception of how much of the world is "bullies vs bullied" but I would've thought reaching adulthood would give you some perspective on how narrow that reality is.No I see adult bullying all the time. I've even called out a few bullies. And its a damn shame I never learned how to deal with bullies until late highschool. If I had a time machine, that's the info I would give my past self.
Christ, am I the only person on this board that didn't get bullied?
I can see how getting bullied might warp someone's perception of how much of the world is "bullies vs bullied" but I would've thought reaching adulthood would give you some perspective on how narrow that reality is.
nah, rest of us have nothing to contribute so we just step over the thread.I would've and should've just ignored this thread but 30+ posts in like a day about bullying was just shocking. I probably would've been drawn in if I saw a similar number of posts in a thread like "How often do you shave your feet?"
Citation needed.Social Media has given everyone main character syndrome. They think their problems matter in the grand scheme of things when really there are various realities and experiences that shape society as a whole.
Our problems sometimes are matter.What?
I can see how getting bullied might warp someone's perception of how much of the world is "bullies vs bullied" but I would've thought reaching adulthood would give you some perspective on how narrow that reality is.Do most of you think the majority of kids that bully do turn into pretty successful adults though? What does this quoted users post really mean?
I can see how getting bullied might warp someone's perception of how much of the world is "bullies vs bullied" but I would've thought reaching adulthood would give you some perspective on how narrow that reality is.To be fair, some of us experienced: