The worst thing a bully has done to you

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JanusOne
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15 Jul 2016, 2:07 pm

greetings all,

i am feeling what you are saying and i understand the concepts of what being bullied is about, however don't know what you feel.

when i was younger, i was a little heavy set... i wore huskys, those close to my age remember them...

there was a boy that everyday at recess made fun of me, said all kinds of bad things to me. was so scared to go out side...

it eventually passed only after i begged him to stop, the funny thing he was as big as me!

life moved on.. that boy ended up marrying my aunt.... he is about 350lbs.... which is fine, i am 170lbs.... which is fine.. karma... he can't look me in the eyes.... i forgave him...

with peace,

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15 Jul 2016, 6:53 pm

ive been bullied all my life, from primary school to high school i was bullied by my entire class mercilessly, and in college (thats the british thing for the place you go before university) i was bullied by the WORST guy (from my primary school as well in the same year, so this is like a worse revisit).

apart from the girl that used to pick me up by the collar and threaten me.

basically every other day he used to tell me to just kill myself, he told me how great the world would be without me, i had one week off and he went on and on about how great it was and that i should just stop turning up or better yet if i could just hang myself. i had trouble speaking (stuttering a fair bit whenever i think about what i want to say, so most of the time) so he'd tare me apart for that, he used to call me a downy, he used to rub my arm and sometimes my leg, he said loudly that i was a nazi, a KKK member, an ISIS supporter, and another time a pedophile, every time the ice cream truck came along he'd say "well sean thats your cue isnt it".


so yeah, take your pick.


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15 Jul 2016, 7:24 pm

Use my family against me



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24 Jul 2016, 9:13 am

I have a delusion that most people are evil because of my experiences, and I really want someone to prove it wrong.



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24 Jul 2016, 9:26 am

Worst thing a bully has done to me?

He ran for president...this election cycle...and it's depressing.



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24 Jul 2016, 10:59 am

Aristophanes wrote:
Worst thing a bully has done to me?

He ran for president...this election cycle...and it's depressing.


His personality is a combination of every person that bullied me and extroverts that annoyed me. But he has not done anything to me personally, yet.


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24 Jul 2016, 9:07 pm

This girl in High School would follow me around and she would criticize things that I did, invaded my personal space and pushed me a few times. Then if she saw me talk to someone else she would cut me off and talk to them and would sometimes make up things about that weren't true and turn people against me. She would gaslight me too because she would suddenly go from either acting like my best friend, ignoring me, treating me like a child or acting abrasive towards me. She would also do things like sit on my book bag and then when I looked she would get up real fast and walk away. She acted nice to me in front of the teachers though and was friendly with them so they didn't really take what I said seriously.



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25 Jul 2016, 6:37 am

Aristophanes wrote:
Worst thing a bully has done to me?

He ran for president...this election cycle...and it's depressing.


Trump reminds me of my childhood bully: he was a idiot, a weakling and obviously massive insecure yet nearly everyone blindly followed him.... and did his dirty work for him (against me). To this day, they largely still do and it absolutely amazes me how people even listen to childish bullies like this guys.



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25 Jul 2016, 8:45 am

aja675 wrote:
I have a delusion that most people are evil because of my experiences, and I really want someone to prove it wrong.


NT people are on autopilot most of the time, something we can't really do so unlike them we evaluate our own thoughts and beliefs while they move mindlessly.

For me, I wasn't ever horrifically bullied probably since I was a big guy, but I was always in horrible situations, people talked behind my back and excluded me making me feel worthless.


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25 Jul 2016, 6:49 pm

The worst I've ever had done was a bully telling me he was going to bring a gun in and shoot me. It terrified me as a kid because I didn't want to go to school the next day. I told my mom this, and she asked me why I didn't want to go. So, I told her. She called up the principle, but he didn't do anything except of my mom and me come in with the kid and his mom. :/


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25 Jul 2016, 8:38 pm

GiantHockeyFan wrote:
Aristophanes wrote:
Worst thing a bully has done to me?

He ran for president...this election cycle...and it's depressing.


Trump reminds me of my childhood bully: he was a idiot, a weakling and obviously massive insecure yet nearly everyone blindly followed him.... and did his dirty work for him (against me). To this day, they largely still do and it absolutely amazes me how people even listen to childish bullies like this guys.


I know the person you're talking about-- every school has one if not multiples, and yeah Trump certainly reminds of them.



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25 Jul 2016, 11:34 pm

Lots of people remind me of different bullies. I've come to believe every healthy human, deep inside, knows instictively that bullying is really the way to go and any and every form of weakness deserves nothing but contempt. It may be a bit concealed by social graces, but it's there and only weak and pathetic individuals like me seem to lack it, not out of any noble inclination, of course, but of pure cowardice, because we know the day justice is served according to the law of the jungle, we'll die in the horrible pain our weakness will rightfully earn us.

Bullies sowed the seeds for me to begin to understand this many years later. In a way, this is the worst thing they did to me, but it can just as well be argued to be the best, as facts don't go away just because they're ignored.


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26 Jul 2016, 4:14 am

Spiderpig wrote:
Lots of people remind me of different bullies. I've come to believe every healthy human, deep inside, knows instictively that bullying is really the way to go and any and every form of weakness deserves nothing but contempt. It may be a bit concealed by social graces, but it's there and only weak and pathetic individuals like me seem to lack it, not out of any noble inclination, of course, but of pure cowardice, because we know the day justice is served according to the law of the jungle, we'll die in the horrible pain our weakness will rightfully earn us.

Bullies sowed the seeds for me to begin to understand this many years later. In a way, this is the worst thing they did to me, but it can just as well be argued to be the best, as facts don't go away just because they're ignored.

Being bullied as an early-to-mid adolescent didn't completely disillusion me, because I just thought, "Meh, stupid kids, even though they scarred me for life, I'll try to move on,'' but when it continued until 19, I lost any belief in the goodness of people.



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26 Jul 2016, 4:20 am

aja675 wrote:
Spiderpig wrote:
Lots of people remind me of different bullies. I've come to believe every healthy human, deep inside, knows instictively that bullying is really the way to go and any and every form of weakness deserves nothing but contempt. It may be a bit concealed by social graces, but it's there and only weak and pathetic individuals like me seem to lack it, not out of any noble inclination, of course, but of pure cowardice, because we know the day justice is served according to the law of the jungle, we'll die in the horrible pain our weakness will rightfully earn us.

Bullies sowed the seeds for me to begin to understand this many years later. In a way, this is the worst thing they did to me, but it can just as well be argued to be the best, as facts don't go away just because they're ignored.

Being bullied as an early-mid adolescent didn't completely disillusion me, because I just thought, "Meh, stupid kids, even though they scarred me for life, I'll try to move on,'' but when it continued until 19, I lost any belief in the goodness people of people.


The average human being has a lot of idiocy inside. Do not confuse evil for stupidity, nay, chosen stupidity. They take for granted how much happiness they can feel just existing, how easy life is for them. They do not develop compassion, they are shallow, they have a subconscious they retreat into something ASD sufferers don't have as we must mechanically pilot our bodies unlike them and we actually make decisions on what we should believe and find that goodness is the right one.


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I want to apologize to the entire forum. I have been a terrible person, very harsh and critical.
I still hold many of my views, but I will tone down my anger and stop being so bigoted and judgmental. I can't possibly know how you see things and will stop thinking I know everything you all think.

-Johnnyh


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26 Jul 2016, 4:25 am

johnnyh wrote:
aja675 wrote:
Spiderpig wrote:
Lots of people remind me of different bullies. I've come to believe every healthy human, deep inside, knows instictively that bullying is really the way to go and any and every form of weakness deserves nothing but contempt. It may be a bit concealed by social graces, but it's there and only weak and pathetic individuals like me seem to lack it, not out of any noble inclination, of course, but of pure cowardice, because we know the day justice is served according to the law of the jungle, we'll die in the horrible pain our weakness will rightfully earn us.

Bullies sowed the seeds for me to begin to understand this many years later. In a way, this is the worst thing they did to me, but it can just as well be argued to be the best, as facts don't go away just because they're ignored.

Being bullied as an early-mid adolescent didn't completely disillusion me, because I just thought, "Meh, stupid kids, even though they scarred me for life, I'll try to move on,'' but when it continued until 19, I lost any belief in the goodness of people.


The average human being has a lot of idiocy inside. Do not confuse evil for stupidity, nay, chosen stupidity. They take for granted how much happiness they can feel just existing, how easy life is for them. They do not develop compassion, they are shallow, they have a subconscious they retreat into something ASD sufferers don't have as we must mechanically pilot our bodies unlike them and we actually make decisions on what we should believe and find that goodness is the right one.

I am spoiled, but if anything, being spoiled as a kid gave me a low tolerance to meanness.



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26 Jul 2016, 6:17 am

johnnyh wrote:
aja675 wrote:
Spiderpig wrote:
Lots of people remind me of different bullies. I've come to believe every healthy human, deep inside, knows instictively that bullying is really the way to go and any and every form of weakness deserves nothing but contempt. It may be a bit concealed by social graces, but it's there and only weak and pathetic individuals like me seem to lack it, not out of any noble inclination, of course, but of pure cowardice, because we know the day justice is served according to the law of the jungle, we'll die in the horrible pain our weakness will rightfully earn us.

Bullies sowed the seeds for me to begin to understand this many years later. In a way, this is the worst thing they did to me, but it can just as well be argued to be the best, as facts don't go away just because they're ignored.

Being bullied as an early-mid adolescent didn't completely disillusion me, because I just thought, "Meh, stupid kids, even though they scarred me for life, I'll try to move on,'' but when it continued until 19, I lost any belief in the goodness people of people.


The average human being has a lot of idiocy inside. Do not confuse evil for stupidity, nay, chosen stupidity. They take for granted how much happiness they can feel just existing, how easy life is for them. They do not develop compassion, they are shallow, they have a subconscious they retreat into something ASD sufferers don't have as we must mechanically pilot our bodies unlike them and we actually make decisions on what we should believe and find that goodness is the right one.

My point was that I thought people would get nicer once they reached their late teens, but apparently that's not the case. (I hope this is my last rant for the day, because I have this problem with feeding negative thoughts.)