/siberia/ - Off-topic

>>725494

i bullied middle class queer sounding kids because they reminded me of what i wasn't allowed to be unless i wanted to be bullied

>>725494
I was the one bullied, I wasn't physically assaulted but was made fun of, called the f word and a weirdo on occasion and completely excluded from socialization. I never had friends at school

>>725499
You would've probably been one of my bullies because I had a high pitch voice in my teens

I didn't bully anyone or desire such a thing in the first place. I was quiet and religious, I just watched with hollow eyes when I'd see something bitter to my heart may occur around.

>>725501
Why? You, didn't have a buzzcut haircut?

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>>725494
>Did you bully kids in your childhood?
No. Bullying is wrong.

>>725522
It's impossible

I was more bullied than the bully. The worst was when supposed friends did it. Although on a couple occasions I joined in to at into other kids. But I think I was often next on the list. I preferred and still prefer to not hang out with people. A bit lonely at times but it's often lonelier being around others you can't comprehend.

i got bullied irl but i also used to bully people a lot in a community i used to be apart of before getting blacklisted from it

No, but I didn't refrain from talking shit about people behind their backs. I was more of a weasel than a bully if anything.

No I didn’t, my school never had any generic “Give your lunch money” bullies.

>>725494
By senior year I had metamorphized into a catty "Mean Girls"-style bully. But no I never gave anyone a wedgie etc

>>725517
++++++++

There was a girl in a wheelchair who came to my Sunday School class when I was 7 or so. She wasn't buckled in, and if she got too close to the edge of the chair she'd pitch forward and fall on her face pretty dramatically.
For some reason little kid me thought this was really fun, so I'd sit next to her and nudge her forward surreptitiously until she would fall. I would always act surprised when she did and try to help the teacher get her back in her chair.
I still feel terrible about it today. I have no idea why I was such a little shit back then.

>>725605
Why? She's weak,that was enjoyable,i would've do it too)))

i used to beat up my bullies after a while, and kept on after they left me alone. in a way the roles reversed and i wasn't proud about it

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>>725494
How do you debunk these arguments this rightoid made on why bullying is good?

I don't think I ever encountered like an actual stereotypical bully at my schools. Yeah, if you acted too autistic you would get ripped on a bit in the moment but it was never a long term thing and you weren't targeted. If anything, anyone who pushed too far and tried to become a bully would just get bullied themselves. I don't know why American school children are so antisocial and tribal as a norm.