What an unsubtle little insult there, pal. You're not half as clever as you think you are.
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by Uzbirn » Fri Apr 13, 2012 5:41 am
Dainer wrote:Uzbirn wrote:As conclusion, the "helpful" component of being bullied is seriously related to your capacity of understanding the world. If you're quite blind as them, you'll not have any good learning from the experience, and probably end in suicide, or something like. Bullying helps some bullied, but no way is the same for all. Is like an opportunity which will just not serve to every bullied. The "damage" one, although suffers the same phenomenon depending on the bullied one values (like worrying about what others think), always will be present, not as the first one.
You're still saying it was my fault that I was mercilessly mocked and picked on in school for being myself. Screw you.
The word is despite, not because. Stop trying to excuse bullies.

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by Vetalia » Mon Apr 09, 2012 7:20 pm
Vetalia wrote:Kazarogkai wrote:Bullying toughens up the kid and teaches them to have thicker skin and stop being a thin skinned little weakling makes them learn to stand up for themselves rather than be sheep, and weeds out the weaklings. It made me stronger and taught me to fight back, that others words and thoughts of me unless they were useful to me were simply dirt and that all people unless they are useful to me are simply lower than dirt and to not care about what they say about me unless it directly effects me. Also taught me to never trust anyone always watch my back and fight tooth and nail for myself and myself alone, no one ever came to help me and i learned nobody was going to help me and i learned i must only help myself unless i directly benefit from helping them they are useless to me and to simply ignore them. I don't have my father in my life so i need to fend for myself, I'm the perfect bullying target i go to school in a relatively wealthy neighborhood and i am poor, also I'm an African-American and i have red hair, black eyebrows, and blonde mustache so i was a pretty good target for people until i showed them what happens if they mess with me. when i was in Elementary it was either 2nd or 3rd grade after school this one little slut kept on pushing me in the mud, she would when i wasn't looking run up behind me push me on the ground run away to a safe distance then laugh at me, one day she forgot to run to a safe distance and just laughed at me when i got back up and turned around she was smiling this annoying little smile so i punched her in the face, and then threw her in the mud i preceded to bite and choke on her neck until one of the adults hit me over the head with a plank, from then on everyone knew if you mess with me I'm going to mess you up badly. "Survival of the fittest" animals in the wild have predators to get rid of the weak, we humans have Bully's.

by Vitaphone Racing » Tue Apr 24, 2012 5:08 pm
Yandere Schoolgirls wrote:We live in a culture dominated by women. A culture where being a grown man watching shows made for 8 year old little girls is acceptable in some circles. More than 70% of teachers are female. Those females are in position of power, and have become many of our role models rather than men also not forgetting that many young men are raised by single mothers. The real problem here I believe is not with bullying, but with feminization of males. Which is a symptom of our increasingly liberal for lack of a better word society.
A man needs to defend himself, and to stand up for himself against bullies. When some one disrespects his honor a man should raise to the occasion fully prepared to fight. How can he though learn these skills from a female? Most females are compassionate and caring. Rarely do females concern themselves with the testosterone driven behaviors of men.
We are told "be nice" when it is to no consequence of ourselves. Then when we're defending our honor or defending ourselves on the playground we are punished. What were these fists made for if not the defense of honor and self? These manly fists.
The biggest criminal here through all of this though is public schooling. It forces children into school regardless of their whims. It oppresses and neuters many young men. I wish for boys to some day work besides other men, and to be influenced by and develop male role models.
Parhe wrote:Guess what, maybe you don't know what it is like to be Asian.

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by Wamitoria » Sun Apr 08, 2012 11:49 am
Radiatia wrote:For a while I believed the BS - indeed, being bullied did serve to make me a more compassionate person, and more inclined to stand up for the weak, but in the end it got to me and two years ago I had a full-scale nervous breakdown, complete with a night-in-the-nuthouse™.
The depressive illnesses I have suffered throughout my life are due in no small part to the bulllying and abuse I have endured in my youth.

by Wamitoria » Sun Apr 08, 2012 12:14 pm
Ironmacedonia wrote:Wikkiwallana wrote:Congratulations on having been the exception, rather than the rule. However, you still need to learn that one person's experience is not sufficient evidence to overturn larger statistical examinations. Bullying sucks and does great harm.
I understand your reasoning entirely, but because bullying had no lasting adverse effects on me there is still a debate in this.

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by Wamitoria » Sun Apr 08, 2012 12:51 pm
Arbites wrote:Greater Tezdrian wrote:Harmful to an extent, but I really think that all this anti-bullying shit is foolish. Kids need to toughen up, not wimp out.
Does giving into a bully's intimidation and stooping to his level really count as "toughening up"? That sounds more like wimping out to me.

by Wamitoria » Sun Apr 08, 2012 1:01 pm
Arbites wrote:To an adult, the problems of a high school student are years in the past, and it's easy to tell them "Someday you'll look back on it and laugh."
Ravineworld wrote:Bullying makes us stronger.

by Wamitoria » Sun Apr 08, 2012 1:08 pm
Ironmacedonia wrote:Ifreann wrote:If bullying is beneficial, then I propose we have teachers smack around every child, every day. Anyone who dies or is injured was obviously too weak, so whatevs.
I do think light capital punishment in the classroom was a good thing, but what you have suggested there is ludicrous, children are bullied by other children and that will always happen, but if kids learned that by getting stronger and standing up to their tormentors they could stop them, they would no doubt be better people because of it.

by Wamitoria » Sun Apr 08, 2012 1:28 pm
Avenio wrote:Ironmacedonia wrote:I'm not just saying I am a better person because I was bullied, I know I am.
I'm not so sure, to be blunt. Anyone who claims to be a 'psychopath' in a positive sense (And in doing so insulting people who are actually sufferers of psychopathy) was probably not benefitted by the experience.

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by Wamitoria » Sun Apr 08, 2012 1:40 pm
The Nuclear Fist wrote:Ironmacedonia wrote:I was hit with the slipper for not handing in homework once and I remember it with such clarity, because I never failed to hand it in on time again.
I never feared the slipper after that because I knew I would try my hardest and as long as I did that I wouldn't be subject to the punishment again, perhaps I was a fast learner, but I don't remember many children getting the slipper too often, most children would be punished, and be steered straight.
Then your school was lax with it. The school I went to used a variety of techniques, although it was most common for a cord flogging or a rubber club. We all lived in fear because if you stepped out of line or didn't live up to every single little standard the administration had, you'd be savagely beaten. My nose was broken for the first time by a school administrator with a rubber club.


by Wamitoria » Sun Apr 08, 2012 2:10 pm
Ravineworld wrote:Hardened Pyrokinetics wrote:... Get the fuck out, OP.
This is not a debatable topic. At all. Bullying is never helpful for anyone, ever.
Really, because after being bullied for years, I am in complete and total agreement with the OP.
Bullying actually improved my life. It gave me a reason to fit in and make friends.
Wamitoria wrote:It turned me into a depressed, angry individual who hated himself, then, following extensive therapy, a righteously indignant individual who hated his former abusers and anyone who he sees as preying on those who he doesn't believe deserve it more then they could ever hate him.
And no, the latter is still not a good thing nor is it fun.

by Wamitoria » Sun Apr 08, 2012 2:27 pm
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by Wamitoria » Sun Apr 08, 2012 3:30 pm
Israslovakahzerbajan wrote:Hmm...I arguably became stronger. I also fantasized about killing my tormentors before. Then I used to cry because thinking that my vivid fantasies questioned my humanity...either way, people have told me I need help. So I'd say it's more harmful than helpful.
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