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29 Times People Online Actually Got Revenge On Their Bullies And It Was Sweet Like Honey Bullied in middle school for having fascination with foreign language, liking classical music, being out of shape and gay. I am now fluent in 6 languages, and will soon be privately recording 5 Mozart concertos and 17 Chopin solos, and have the greatest and most handsome man you've ever seen by my side.

whataboutcalligraphy , Aaron.huo Report

Final score:

487points

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Memere 2 years ago

A life lived well is the best revenge!

206points

Anthony Roberts 2 years ago

Whenever I have the greatest and most handsome man you'd ever seen by my side he invariably gets off at a different stop or changes seats 😕

24points

MikeWheelerFan 2 years ago

6 languages?! Wow.

11points

Sarah Parker 2 years ago

Amazing, I wish you well 💜

6points

TheOne 2 years ago

I'm glad this person was able to rise above the bully behavior experienced in high school. And become the person he was meant to be. Far and above any of the bullies that hurt him in high school. I say he deserves congratulations and much love, not doubt and cynical comics.

4points

ᴠᴀ̈ɪɴᴏ 2 years ago

Ayyyyyyy Language n music enthusiast here too!!!!

4points

Julieandthephatones 2 years ago

you sound like an amazing person!!

3points

ohjojo 2 years ago

Rise up

2points

Kalena Abelmann 2 years ago

eww, your gay? gross

1point

Commander Ducky 2 years ago

Stop hating people for who they're attracted to! It's not a choice!

1point

Jodi Baer 2 years ago

You go boy!

1point

Heather Riddle 2 years ago

Love love love

1point

Thomas Sweda 2 years ago

Are you a recording technician, or a musician ?

1point

Troux 2 years ago

This is a great outcome but not a revenge story. There isn't even an antagonist.

1point

BORKADYMUSIC 2 years ago

Aw yesss!

1point

Becky Burtis 2 years ago

I applaud you. Bravo!

0points

C W 2 years ago

Hell ya!!

0points

Helenium 2 years ago

thats probably why they hate you, they have nothing going on and are jealous

0points

Vinita Talaulikar 2 years ago

Learning new languages is tough, good to hear u r happy now.

0points

Suhaira tasni 2 years ago

Six languages????? Impossible!

0points

Debrina Blackmoon 2 years ago

NICE! I wish them all the best!:) Never the toxic pissantassholes, tho'-including those with shitty comments here.

0points

Damon 2 years ago

Maybe he’s bully was Elon Musk

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Glittery Panda 2 years ago

Very humble, too.

3points

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Oopsydaisy 2 years ago

I have a couple of friends who are fluent in six languages. They start with their native language, and then in a lot of countries people learn English from when they are young so they're bilingual anyway. And then the romance languages are fairly easy to pick up once you have one of them. Of course it depends how you rate fluency. They can both speak the languages they know enough to have sophisticated conversations, but probably couldn't write a thesis in all of them. But they are certainly fluent. I don't think it's that unusual.

8points

queen p (gifted mind in top 6%) 2 years ago

My dentist speaks 4 and he's just a dentist. Why would someone who probably travels the planet with his music not know 6 languages especially when so many are almost interchangeable. Like german and Dutch or Spanish and Portuguese I'm sure some of the Asian languages too could be like that but I'm unsure.

5points

Elsie 2 years ago

I agree!!

1point

Thenatural 2 years ago

I don't know why you're being downvoted...I don't believe this either...a polyglot fluent in 6 languages and a classical recording musician....you'd be world famous

-3points

29 Times People Online Actually Got Revenge On Their Bullies And It Was Sweet Like Honey This girl, Saura (f**k you saura), left me death threats in my phone when I was in high school. This was after I attempted suicide by overdose because of severe bullying and depression. The whole school knew because one teacher opened their mouth, and she used this to her advantage.

So what did I do when she left about 10 voice messages on my phone?

I had her arrested for harassment. So not only did her parents find out she was a bully when the cops showed up at her house, but they showed her parents the log of messages she would also text to my phone. Have fun being the disappointment!

crusty_peach , StockyPics Report

Final score:

469points

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Spriots 2 years ago

Perfect

131points

29 Times People Online Actually Got Revenge On Their Bullies And It Was Sweet Like Honey I was a tubby ugly kid who was stuck upside down in the school bin by this group of "cool" bully girls. Fast forward 20year, went through the ugly duckling stage, got rid of the train tracks, lost 2 stone and grew to 6ft. School reunion ...... cool bully girls turned into short, dumpy middle aged squawking women and genuinely unhappy with life. Enough Karma for me when they tried to make small talk and I told them that their ugliness at school now showed on their faces.

Stylz69 , Mark Wilson Report

Final score:

356points

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September 2 years ago

Karma is a mirror, as told by a bartender 😉

120points

29 Times People Online Actually Got Revenge On Their Bullies And It Was Sweet Like Honey When I was a kid, one of my "Friends" liked to bully me. We played soccer together. He'd shove me, trip me for no reason, and one day as we were standing in line for a soccer passing drill (each kid runs the drill one after the other), he shoved me. Without thinking, and with all the parents watching, I turned in one motion and socked him square in the jaw, after which he fell over crying.

My coach had seen his past behavior and made me run one single lap around the field. That was it.

Years later my dad, who was on the sidelines near this kid's dad, said the dad saw me slug his kid in the jaw, and just said to his wife "good, that little s**t needed to learn some manners"

Gee, ever think that was your job, a*****e?

SegmentedMoss , MIKI Yoshihito Report

Final score:

303points

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shae 2 years ago

That is the parents job but at least they didn't try to defend the bully. Some parents do even when their kid is wrong and then no one can teach them a lessson

150points

29 Times People Online Actually Got Revenge On Their Bullies And It Was Sweet Like Honey I had a few bullies who were physically abusive. One of them decided it would be funny to try and beat me up while his brother played lookout (also known as gang up on me if I started to get the upperhand). Unfortunately for him, my older brother saw what was happening and pulled everyone apart and let me and the bully just fight one on one.

I smashed his face into a metal fence. He was far less willing to pick on me when he realised I wasn't afraid of actually hurting him.

SG_Dave , Elliott Brown Report

Final score:

286points

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Jes M 2 years ago

Big brother for the win!!

102points

29 Times People Online Actually Got Revenge On Their Bullies And It Was Sweet Like Honey In 6th grade there was this guy who was as horrid of a human as you can imagine. He treated me like garbage day in and day out. One day he is sitting next to me and clearly started cheating off my test, I noticed and started filling in incorrect answers. I then get up like I had aced it and go to turn it in, but made sure he was in front of me in line to hand it to the teacher. He hands his in, I turn around and go back to my desk to fill in the correct answers. Dude failed math that quarter. Suck it Bully.

Warrlock608 , Shawn Campbell Report

Final score:

279points

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Zenypツ 2 years ago

that's why you don't copy, 100% well done. You both taught him a life lesson and got away with it, plus getting rid of the bully.

98points

29 Times People Online Actually Got Revenge On Their Bullies And It Was Sweet Like Honey I saw my bully at the bar. He didn't even recognize me. I followed him out of the bar, and called him in for driving under the influence. As he was going through the sobriety test with the police, I slowly drove by, honked my horn, made eye contact, and flipped him off.

It was epic.

mill0911 , Jeffrey Smith Report

Final score:

258points

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Jennifer Barrett 2 years ago

This is awesome, some revenge and got a drink driver off the roads!

93points

29 Times People Online Actually Got Revenge On Their Bullies And It Was Sweet Like Honey She gave me my order at Dairy Queen. She asked how I was doing and I told her: Getting a mortgage, engaged, about to graduate with a BS...

Asked her how she was doing.

"Well... I'm here, so..."

It was deliciously awkward.

shesthebest_around , Mike Mozart Report

Final score:

224points

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Debbie 2 years ago

So working at DQ is a bad thing?

102points

#10

29 Times People Online Actually Got Revenge On Their Bullies And It Was Sweet Like Honey Not exactly revenge, but there was this kid who would pick on me in 5th grade. I just started being super nice to him, and after a while I guess he realized he was being a d**k. We became good friends until he moved away a couple years later.

throwaway4noreasons , WordRidden Report

Final score:

215points

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shae 2 years ago

Kill 'em with kindness... you're a better person than me

152points

#11

29 Times People Online Actually Got Revenge On Their Bullies And It Was Sweet Like Honey I was in 4th grade and had been bullied by a kid named Rocky, swear to God that was his name lol, who was in 6th grade. Any way he would trip me, knock books out of my hands, punch me etc....

One day out on the playground he pushed me into the merry go round while it was spinning, I was rolled around inside it while people were trying to stop it. The whole time he's laughing at me.

I get pulled out and I'm scraped up pretty good, get taken to the office to get patched up. Teachers ask what happened, I told them I fell.

Went back outside and saw him standing there with his buddies, I ran as fast as I could toward him and punched him as hard as I could in the face, broke his nose and just stood there looking at him ready to fight. His buddies told him to leave me alone and I never got picked on again at school.

-Vanilla-Gorilla- , Greg Goebel Report

Final score:

193points

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Julieandthephatones 2 years ago

in all aussie schools 4 one

19points

Lalaladoom , How can I recycle this Report

#12

29 Times People Online Actually Got Revenge On Their Bullies And It Was Sweet Like Honey Some asshole kept bugging me on the bus in 8th grade. I completely ignored him at first. He would get in my face and call me ugly, stupid and throw paper balls at me. One day he was sitting behind me telling me how ugly and fat I was and I lost it. I got up and starting slapping him. Like open handed b***h slapping this kid. I did that for like two minutes and then sat back down. The whole bus started laughing at him and the bus driver laughing his a** off too told the guy to p**s me of again so I would slap him again. That kid NEVER bothered me again. It was great

Final score:

189points

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Space whale 2 years ago

I can imagine so.

34points

#13

29 Times People Online Actually Got Revenge On Their Bullies And It Was Sweet Like Honey Little late to the party but I'll share.

This happened in first grade. I had a bully who would tease me, knock me down, and push me around. One day I was on the jungle gym and he pushed me off. I fell, broke my arm, and had to get stitches above my eye.

When I came back to school the next Monday I walked up to him, on the playground, and swung my cast right at his face; breaking his nose.

After that he left me alone.

Velcade , RichardBH Report

Final score:

188points

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ohjojo 2 years ago

Excellent broken arm photo. Way to go BP

137points

#14

29 Times People Online Actually Got Revenge On Their Bullies And It Was Sweet Like Honey I was being bullied at school and it got to the point where I was sick to my stomach going to school everyday. Finally, one day I decided I would rather get beat up and get it over with than keep going on this way. When my bully started in on me at the playground with three other girls backing her up, I just let out all that frustration and basically went psycho and said come on let's do this! She totally backed down. Apparently, all of her harassment was her just joking with me and why was I taking it so seriously.

rackfocus , keroyama Report

Final score:

181points

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HarriMissesScotland 2 years ago

It was not a joke. I'm sorry you went through this.

131points

#15

29 Times People Online Actually Got Revenge On Their Bullies And It Was Sweet Like Honey Got in trouble. Everyone knew he was the bully and so did the teachers, so one day he was picking on me, and I punched him. Got sent to the principles office, blah-blah usual stuff, the principle told me that I had to right an apology letter, so I did, and because I was 6, my handwriting sucked (and still does) When I handed the bully the letter he said to me "Your handwriting sucks," so I punched him again.

K_oSTheKunt , Stacy Rackley Report

Final score:

170points

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September 2 years ago

🤣

73points

CloakOfBloke , shaireproductions.com Report

#16

29 Times People Online Actually Got Revenge On Their Bullies And It Was Sweet Like Honey I graduated and they are either drug dealers, in jail, or dead.

Final score:

162points

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Justin M 2 years ago

I feel this one. In high school everyone thought I was going to blow up the school because I was a loner and kept to myself, and they made sure I knew I wasn't welcome. But I kept to myself because I was poor at a school full of rich kids and terrified they'd notice I only owned one pair of pants. There was one beautiful, kind girl who was nice to me and pushed back against everyone else when they were terrible, which earned her plenty of grief. I graduated, then went to college, grad school, great career... I ran into the worst offender before COVID and he'd just moved back into his rich parents house while on parole. And I know how made up this sounds, but I ended up marrying the wonderful girl who was kind to me and we've been married for 15 years. Thanks bullies, for giving me a reason to focus!

110points

#17

29 Times People Online Actually Got Revenge On Their Bullies And It Was Sweet Like Honey He confronted me in the hall and grabbed my shirt trying to be threatening, I bent his thumb backward to meet his wrist. He wore a cast to the school dance and was picked on for being the looser 8th grader who got his thumb broken by a 6th grader. Needless to say I wasn't picked on after that.

Nu11X3r0 , Andy Wright Report

Final score:

152points

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guineapiglover12 2 years ago

LOL. That's embarrassing

44points

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#18

29 Times People Online Actually Got Revenge On Their Bullies And It Was Sweet Like Honey I went to a Boys only secondary school and was THE kid to pick on. Even the nerds who had a good day in the computer lab felt it was acceptable. All because of my history of Absence Epilepsy made me look like a tit nearly every day.

I'd had enough, and was moving schools for numerous reasons, including the bullying. This meathead Alex (F**k you Alex) got me in a headlock and started rubbing my scalp and trying to poke my eyes out. This was it, last day at this POS school. No punishments for anything...

From the headlock I grabbed his waist and stood up to bring him upside down (we were on a small steep slope at the edge of our school sports field) and f*****g piledrived him to the mud. Got him in a leg choke and scribbled the word Bully in biro into his forehead. Let him go, grabbed my back and walked out of school, never to be seen again.

OR SO I THOUGHT. I was a season ticket holder at my local football team (soccer) and saw him on the bus to the ground. I looked him dead in the eye the entire ride, still imagining the scribble on his forehead. He could barely look at me. Bullys are just cowards with a thick shell. Break it and they will leave you alone.

TriRedux , Nelson Pavlosky Report

Final score:

151points

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shae 2 years ago

Well damn, f*ck you, Alex

64points

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29 Times People Online Actually Got Revenge On Their Bullies And It Was Sweet Like Honey In high school, there was a group of kids my age who used to bully me. It was one of the reasons I hated high school so I graduated a year early and went off to our local university.

The next year, I'm walking across campus and one of the guys who was in the group runs up to me, excited to see someone he knew on campus and wanting to know where a certain building was.

Now this was a huge campus. I had classes that I could not get to on time without a bike because the class before it was so far away and we had 15 minutes between classes.

So he's all excited to see me and asking directions, which I gladly provided. /s

Yeah, he didn't get to his class on time. I'm pretty sure he's still looking for that building.

awhq , Ed Dunens Report

Final score:

116points

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HarriMissesScotland 2 years ago

I went to uni a year early for the same reason.

29points

#20

29 Times People Online Actually Got Revenge On Their Bullies And It Was Sweet Like Honey Not me but a buddy of mine told me this story and it always sticks with me. Guy is named Elias. Another guy in the class calls him Eli-a**. One day he turned and slapped him in the face, shocking him. Then he pointed at him and stared for over 10 seconds, not saying anything.

Never f****d with again.

Barley12 , Julia Report

Final score:

116points

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Charlie grace 2 years ago

This is epic

28points

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29 Times People Online Actually Got Revenge On Their Bullies And It Was Sweet Like Honey I had a bully in middle school name Josh, fat kid 3X the size of my skinny a**. He harassed me daily for 2 years, insults, pushing and punching. One day, I was on a friends shoulders on the playground he comes up to rip me down and grabs the neck shirt and gold chain at the same time. Of course he breaks my chain, I snapped; gave him one good karate chop to the side of his neck which dropped him like a sack of bricks. I didn't even get in trouble since the office knew about his constant bullying.

Yizza , Nathan Forget Report

Final score:

112points

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James016 2 years ago

If the office knew then they should have taken action, not let it continue

158points

#22

29 Times People Online Actually Got Revenge On Their Bullies And It Was Sweet Like Honey I waited until we were both 30, then let him serve me at Burger King.

Paulius2444 , stu_spivack Report

Final score:

108points

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shae 2 years ago

I'm glad you felt better, however, this also happens the other way. I was bullied unapologetically and I also had a rough home life. Years later I worked part time at Target to help with college. And one of the kids who bullied me came in with a diamond on her hand and tried to order me around as she spent buckets on decor for an engagement party. I got a coworker to help her instead but on the way out she turned to her sister and said she knew I'd never be anything. She not only degraded me with that attitude but everyone else with that job as well. And some of those people are absolutely wonderful. Maybe where he works isn't what you should look down on but whether or not he's still the same kind of person. My bully has a rich husband and doesn't have to work but she's still rotten.

174points

OneAngryPacifist , Michelle Grewe Report

#23

29 Times People Online Actually Got Revenge On Their Bullies And It Was Sweet Like Honey In 10th grade, there used to be a trend called folding, (Or nuggeting is what people are telling me), where you would turn someone's backpack inside out, put everything inside it, then zip tie it. Well, the way I prevented this was to put two 5 pound metal weights inside.

Now, there was one bully that would thrive off of making all negative attention turn to me. "I may have done that, but (me) is stupid" ect. Well, at one point I left the class and came back and this guy folded my backpack. Teacher walks out of the room and the bully turns to me and goes "Hey look, (me) got what he deserved."

Now, I'm not that strong, but I swung that backpack in into his face as hard as I could and knocked him down.

Got suspended, and he tried to keep bullying me. I finally walked up to him and went, "do you want me to snap again?". He stopped after that. Made me so happy.

Final score:

105points

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DUN DUN (she/her) 2 years ago

The power of the Quiet kid

44points

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29 Times People Online Actually Got Revenge On Their Bullies And It Was Sweet Like Honey Mine's super petty. There was a dude who picked on me in middle school. I was a quiet nerd who didn't bother anyone.

One day the book fair rolls through. He buys a book. He's enjoying it. He's about halfway through.

I steal it.

He complains, I act innocent, the teacher believes me. F**k you, Clay. I still have that book.

Chili_Maggot Report

Final score:

98points

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Francisco Manuel Teruel Gutiérrez 2 years ago

He had just started a treatment to stop being a bully, and you steal the medicine?

33points

cheesesilver , Clemens v. Vogelsang Report

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29 Times People Online Actually Got Revenge On Their Bullies And It Was Sweet Like Honey I was your typical looking nerd - scotch tape on my glasses, very high grades, smallish size, building radios in the bus, etc. People tried bullying me more than once, but turns out I got a temper and always fought back. Once a much bigger kid (you know those guys who failed twice in primary school and started puberty before everyone) tried his luck at bullying me by locking me in a locker... (how f*****g cliche I know, I think I'm claustrophobic today because of it). The second I got out, I went into the classroom, walked straight up to him (he was sitting down) grabbed a chair on my way and slammed it on his head. I don't remember much of what happened next because I was in that red state of rage. He never bothered me again and I didn't get in trouble, the teachers loved me and he was a regular bully.

Final score:

96points

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Joran Quinten 2 years ago

Even the chair clapped

148points

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#26

29 Times People Online Actually Got Revenge On Their Bullies And It Was Sweet Like Honey Preschool, this rude boy and his friend used to call me names.

Hit them both upside the head with a wooden block during playtime, still friends with them now.

SleeplessShitposter , A. Drauglis Report

Final score:

91points

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Aurora C. 2 years ago (edited)

Lol I love how refreshing this is after like reading stories of breaking each other’s noses

47points

#27

29 Times People Online Actually Got Revenge On Their Bullies And It Was Sweet Like Honey In fifth or sixth grade there was this huge a**, he would push my head into the water fountains, call me fat, all of the stereotypical stuff. Well one day, he asked to go the bathroom, so while he was still there I asked to go as well. After he left, I put some cloth in the sink and turned it on, flooding the bathroom. He got in trouble for it, and I wasn't even a possible suspect because I was probably the nicest kid in that school.

Vendetra , Dan Perry Report

Final score:

84points

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Dani Alexander 2 years ago

I don’t know if I should comment something positive cause I don’t want it to seem like I’m condoning behaviour like vandalism. You got ur revenge tho

17points

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#28

29 Times People Online Actually Got Revenge On Their Bullies And It Was Sweet Like Honey He just finished being a huge jerk towards me and making fun of me. I was fuming and he turned his back to me.

I hocked up the biggest loogie of my life (does anyone still say that?) and spat it on the back of his stupid leather vest. After my anger had cleared a little bit, I remembered he is a muscular 6'4'' guy and I'm a scrawny little 5'10'' guy. I realized that none of his groupies saw me do it and I backed away.

Later I heard him shouting angrily in the locker room. Luckily he didn't know it was me.

IHaveButt , porcupiny Report

Final score:

68points

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Dani Alexander 2 years ago

Haha good on ya

17points

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#29

29 Times People Online Actually Got Revenge On Their Bullies And It Was Sweet Like Honey 20 years after I last saw him, I found out he started his own business. I left it a bad review on Yelp. Very satisfying.

Link-to-the-Pastiche , Laura Northrup Report

Final score:

29points

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jammer 2 years ago

This was… umm… less than optimally satifying.

49points

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Kate 2 years ago

Fourth grade, there was a boy who liked to pull my ponytail. Not a little tug, either -- he'd come up behind me and YANK it. Tried shouting at him, slapping him, even told on him once, but the teacher didn't care. Started wearing a braid instead, which of course he still pulled. After a couple weeks, I went to school with a bunch of straight pins in my braid. One pull, problem solved.

51points

Silre 2 years ago

That's hardcore

7points

Priya 2 years ago

The teachers why dont they care is question this bullies later because not punished have mentality it's ok n becomes abusers, molesters brothers, boyfriends, husbands n dads

0points

Whitney keen 2 years ago

Nice

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Monkey Spunk 2 years ago (edited)

I've got a weird one, the guys I hung out with were all bullied as was I. All boys school and everyone fighting for dominance, used to get stabbed with compasses, punched, all sorts. Anyway, one day, a guy who wasn't a bully started slapping me around the head with a ruler, it wasn't hard just really annoying and I absolutely lost it, grabbed the ruler off and battered him until the red went. He leant into me and said " no one will ever dare touch you again after that". He'd planned it to stop me getting bullied, 14 years old and a master of teen psychology, I'd love to buy him a beer now but he's an archaeologist in Australia so it's unlikely as I'm still UK based. But faaaark, I'll never forget that, utterly selfless.

27points

Who Panda 420 2 years ago

I got pushed around a lot in elementary/middle school. I had a friend that used to give me light punches and slaps until I slapped her back...She says "Good I've been waiting a year for you to do that. Now stand up for yourself." She never touched me after that and for some reason it actually worked. I'm a pacifist but I will stick up for myself.

12points

NsG 2 years ago

I was bullied at aged 8. I have no idea what happened with her because (aside from little reminders like this article), I haven't given her a second thought in over 30 years. I've moved on and if she has, that's nice. She doesn't get any of my headspace for longer than it takes to type this comment.

22points

Peppy Piplup 2 years ago

Not really revenge (at least not deliberately?) but one time the popular girls brought spicy chilli peppers into class and dared people to eat them they could record them on their phones and laugh at them while they were in pain from the spices. Problem is, I had a higher pain tolerance towards spicy foods than they were expecting (jalapeños are one of my favourite pizza toppings hahaha) so much that they got pissed at me for ruining their video and accused me of not chewing the peppers properly when I didn't show any outward signs of distress.

15points

Brenda 2 years ago

Not me, but my son. Son was in 8th grade and having a hard time. He was diagnosed borderline autistic, severe ADD, & otherstuff. That's a lot. We're fighting for Sp.Ed , but he had pretty much decided he hated this school, the VP (who we later got fired), most of his teachers (who weren't helping).He got bullied & lived with it. But there was 1 kid that was so bad, he wasn't allowed to sit near my son. One day, the teacher left the room (they weren't to be left alone together) & this kid gets up, & heads right to him. Son told him to leave several times, but this boy kept taunting, hitting & throwing things. He lost his temper when the kid talked about me. He went after him, chased him down the hall & threw him headfirst into lockers. I said he wouldn't be punished at home since they failed to do their job & he was defending his family. VP was livid. Saw the kid a few years ago, 25yo looked strung out. He wouldn't look at son. Karma is a b***h

12points

Who Panda 420 2 years ago

I used humor to escape bullying. First people were laughing at me. Then I started making jokes about myself and people stopped laughing at me and started laughing with me. Pretty soon we weren't even laughing about me anymore and the bullying was mostly left behind. I realize that it's not this easy for everyone and perhaps I'm oversimplifying but I know a lot of comedians started because they had trouble being bullied or just had trouble with other people in general.

10points

ZAPanda 2 years ago

clever but most teenagers are not that psychologically literate.

2points

Jo Choto 2 years ago

Knowing how much bullying there is, and how harmful it is, I just don't understand why schools don't have much more serious policies in place.

10points

Silre 2 years ago

They don't care

6points

Aroace tiger (she/they/he) 2 years ago

Laziness

3points

Paula Marowsky 2 years ago

Worse the parents!! They also do nothing... even if they knew, they keep sending their kids to those schools... and then complain and cry when (not if, but WHEN) something gruesome and irreversible certainly happens.

2points

Aliquid 2 years ago (edited)

Policies don't solve problems if you don't have the resources to implement those policies.

2points

ZAPanda 2 years ago

Here we have official policies on it but kids don't report it enough. Our minister in our main economic province has a practice of going in person to schools to s**t on people if there is a very bad case.

1point

Kate 2 years ago

I went to Landmark Middle School. I say this so you can Google it. You'll find the Diego Stolz case, but go further back, look for Jerod Schroeder. He was in my little sister's class. Jerod's death was absolutely an accident, but initially, it looked like bullying gone too far, so the school's policies were pretty on top of bullying after that. The problem with that is that a policy is only as good as the people enforcing it. A twenty-year-old policy didn't stop another boy from being bullied and killed on campus. It comes down to administrators taking reports of bullying seriously and taking action based on those reports. Policy doesn't mean squat if administrators won't follow it.

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Sathe Wesker 2 years ago

Jesus, where to begin? I grew up in a strait up ghetto. I’m a lithe white girl and just couldn’t win. Middle school I listened to hip-hop (genuinely liked it) but was called a ‘wigger’ and ‘poser’. Alrighty then, highschool began and I went back to rock and metal, full on goth. Now I’m the “freak” and “witch”… seriously, could not win. I’m in my thirty’s now and things have changed but holy s**t did those years suck. Many other stories as well.

6points

Who Panda 420 2 years ago

Had some similar experiences in Florida

1point

Aroace tiger (she/they/he) 2 years ago

I wish i had the confidence to do anything like this. It would make my life easier

4points

Iggy 2 years ago

The guy who bullied me the most ended up being a junkie. As an adult, I can see all of the circumstances that caused him to become a bully, including an abusive home. I just felt so sad for him when I found out. Although I'm still dealing with the issues that he and his cohort caused, I'm the luckier of the two of us.

3points

Unnamed Hooman 2 years ago

Me being the 6th grade 5 foot tall weird girl, had this one jerk- who was a year younger than me but about 5’4 ish- who would punch me on the back every day. Not a playful punch, an angry hit. Hit him back one day, and he almost fell over. He continued to hurt me though, so my mom gave me full permission to threaten him, and she told my teacher what I would say. The next day, before he punched me I said: “ I’m sick of letting you hurt me. If you hit me one more time, I will punch your nose through the back of your head. ” he backed off. He is actually now my best friend’s boyfriend, but we just don’t speak to each other. My best friend makes sure to keep me and the kid apart

3points

Andrew Good 2 years ago

Not me, but my friend. He noticed that the kid was sitting next to him was copying his test. So every test of the year, he wrote down answers he knew were wrong, waiting for the kid to turn in the test, then he would erase it all and write down the correct answers. After one of the tests the kid approached him, and said that he copied of his test and faild, but my friend passed, and was trying to figure out why. My friend told him and the kid just stared at him confused.

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Who Panda 420 2 years ago

I had a kid that got mad at me because he failed a test that he copied from me. He said "I thought you were supposed to be smart because you read books and have glasses." That doesn't mean I'm a good test taker.

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John Comstock 2 years ago

He was more of a smart a** than a bully but he told all of his friends he was going to beat me up. So I avoided him for two days since he wouldn't try it at school Sure enough Saturday was the day. He started with name calling and things went downhill I picked my spot, took a stance, and motioned to come on. He charged thinking to knock me down like I knew he would. I slid to the left, grabbing his right arm. Judo chop to the base of the neck, followed by elbow to the skull. Don't mess with a military kid who spent two years in Japan and a year on South Korea.

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ZAPanda 2 years ago (edited)

I was teacher's pet. "Friend" (former) bullied me continuously for 2 years. One day he's behind me doing this usuall crap - poking and insulting and throwing things etc. at my head. I spin round and jab scissors into his hand. Teacher sends *him* to the office. Nothing happened to me. Bullying stopped.

2points

Susan Bosse 2 years ago

I'm grade school, one girl rotated her victims. She'd do things like be your best friend all week and then invite everyone to a slumber party in front of you and then not invite you. FF 30 years and I'm driving past her house as it was being raided by the police. They had a meth lab inside. This is in a really nice neighborhood and she's a school teacher. I guess the husband took the rap as we somehow managed to maintain her job. But hahahaha

2points

Clare C 2 years ago

Katie Lanchester, bullied every girl in the year. We all got fed and pretended to talk about her and laugh when ever she looked at us. She complained and went to the head of year, then she dropped out and went to the local paper saying she had to leave school because of the bullying. We studied the article for GCSE media studies!! Saw her not long ago, looked scummy as hell.

2points

Lovin' Life 2 years ago

My son who is autistic got bullied daily. The school never did anything. NOTHING! son came home upset one day, I told him to never start a fight but that he wasn't a punching bag. I said defend yourself. Next day he did. He defended himself and was given 10 day if suspension. The bully got ONLY 3 days. Ridiculous!

1point

Dre Mosley 2 years ago

My bully's life turned out shitty and mine didn't. That's good enough for me.

1point

Scarlett 2 years ago

I was bullied very badly in sixth grade by this girl and her friends. I had an end of the year party and had to invite everyone. Me and my friends are hanging out in the basement when b***h girl #1 comes down and starts actually being friendly. My cat Hannah walks over to see her and this b***h hauls off and kicks her. Long story short, bully girl’s nose got broken and she lost a good chunk of hair. Hannah was ok, just scared and bruised. Never heard another word for the last week of school, which was a nice reprieve.

1point

moose man 2 years ago

lmao this one kid in when i was in middle school. he was a s**t. he had short hair then. never saw him in highschool until like september of 2021. now his hair looks like pubes XD. he grew his hair out. he is still a s**t, but that meme one of my friends sent me about his hair made me luagh.

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Mad Mar 2 years ago

Had a bully two years older than me, from grade school to high school. Missed out on the harassment in junior high because it was a two year school and she went to high school by the time I got in. Just horrible for no reason to me. Once at a summer parade day in my town I had just dropped my moms handgun at her job for her and was going back home a diff way. Bully smashed me in the face f*****g up my new glasses. Got by standers to try to snatch her but she ran off. My grandmother when I got home called the cops who went to her house and her parents saw my mom and gave her $ for the glasses. But in high school a few years later she came at me in a hallway saying I was talking about her. I didn't realize after two years without her she would be there. She's grabbing my hair. Kicked me in the shin with those 70s style wood clog shoes an fractured my shin. I saw white an just (as I was told) smashed her face into a brick wall and went mental. Moser beow on herin

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Mad Mar 2 years ago

Sorry about last line. Anyway after that in the office the principle had us in the lobby. She tried to spit on me. I went in first and showed them my leg an explained all the years of this s**t from her for no reason. They suspended her two weeks. I got nothing but them saying if she comes at me again it's in her file she will be expelled. Year or so later I'm working in the office as a class and she's got in school detensions. I'm to mark it off every time she's there. She tries to be nice to me to get me to take extras off. Once a week is add 3 on. Took her a year to finish a week of them. Met her years later fat an drunk in a bar. Train wreck. Just walked away. She's still a mess.

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Lauren Christie 2 years ago

I don't have a particular revenge story, but I did get the satisfaction of watching my 8th grade maths teacher get sick of seeing two jerks annoying me during class, and decide that rather than simply telling them off or giving them a detention, she would roll up all the worksheets and give them both a massive whack on the head. Amazing.

0points

Amy Broderick 2 years ago

My mother let my sister's friend move his trailer onto his property. It was supposed to be short term. It's been almost 3 years. Mooch has ingratiated himself in the house to the point he's driven me, my son, my brother, and my sister all out. My mother agrees he bullies me (I'm an extremely petite woman and he's a fattish tall dude) but she won't do anything about it. He assaulted my brother (also very small dude) and she didn't do anything about that either. II know this isn't a feel good story, but I need some advice on how to stick up for myself and my family.

0points

Priya 2 years ago

Why schools makes the victim of bully write a apology letter. do not principal or teachers know the kid is bully. Why to at first place welcome such behavior. They need serious mental treatment must be under depression or pack of love of issues at home. This is almost found with 99℅ of kids, coworker, manager being bully. Mental sickness. If such person cannot identify their behavior as bully. Others need to make them know of need of mental assessment . It's serious issues thenuppy kid layer becomes bully coworkers or managers or neighbors tht if not stopped by his first victim becomes more trouble to all in passing years. It's needs stopping... I have done in college many times to seniors n boys who would come forth for ragging or molestation or abuse to girls...

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Whitney keen 2 years ago

Had a girl try to bully me. Would just be really annoying by kicking the back of my chair and whispering to her friends in an obvious way. Everyone called her Candy but her real name was Candida (Not sure which book her parents picked that unfortunate name from) so i let her know that if she didnt leave me alone, I'd put posters all over school letting everyone know her name meant "yeast infection". That put a quick end to it.

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Jerry Conaway 2 years ago

Had an uncle who was a year older than me. Grandfather was a man-whore, one of his affairs dropped his f**k-trophy off at his house and walked away. Grandma took Uncle in and raised him as her own. Fast forward a few years, we are a close family and we are in school together. Uncle's an unrepentant bully. Buddies in private, acts disgusted by my existence, does everything to humiliate me in public. We had LOTS of fist-fights. He was a scrappy little dude, and he won most of them. I was 17 before I finally got fed up and faced him down one good time, let him know one of us was going to the hospital this time. Fast forward again, we drift apart, don't see each other for years. I have a pretty good life; I hear Uncle has 6 DUI's and his wife really wants to leave him. One morning, I get the call - Uncle has been run over by a semi-truck and squashed like a pancake. Best day of my life! Turns out he had also horribly abused my grandmother when she became disabled. Karma's a b***h aint it!

0points

Miss Frankfurter 2 years ago

Experience horrible bullying when I had to change schools because we moved. Because of a glitch in registration I arrived a day late. I was a geeky kid and they started in on me right after the teacher introduced me. Said some pretty awful stuff right infront of her. She said nothing. It was brutal. Our history teacher was from Checoslovakia. They made fun of his accent right to his face. He didn't say anything. 13 years old and because of it I experienced my very first thoughts of suicide, I just didn't know how to do it. We later found out if they tried to discipline any kids they were contacted by the parent and bullied. Gee, wonder where the kids got it from. Thank God my parents found a way to get me out of there. The next school I went to was the best thing that ever happened to me. It completely changed the trajectory of my life, to this day, and I've had a pretty amazing one. As far as those kids, now adults are concerned, frankly Scarlet, I don't give a $*!+!

0points

Irena Dumitrascu 2 years ago

I was bullied on and off by various kids, all throughout secondary and high school. I was called names, my mother was called names, I had my hair set on fire, was hit, shoved, spit at etc. I beat one older boy so bad I bruised him all over, as a thanks for years of abuse...I slapped a girl so hard she called me crazy and stayed away after that...while the one that set my hair on fire I met a few years ago by accident in our home town, a sad, depressed, miserable shell of a human being desperate to get her hands on a rich guy and drop a kid because she didn't accomplish anything in her life. Ironically, finding herself at a restaurant table surrounded by doctors (one of them also bullied by her in highschool) and architects her age, some foreign, speaking a language she didn't understand, talking about topics way out of her depth...and I felt so sorry for her...

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LynzCatastrophe 2 years ago

I had been bullied my entire school life. What stood out? I'm a girl and was always the tallest kid in class, every single year. I used to hate my height because it made me such a target. In high school it got worse, kids went from name calling to actual ways to humiliate me, the girls were worse, at least guys were obvious in their actions, girls preyed on my desire for acceptance and to have friends. One Halloween, the guys made the mistake of egging my house, and found out first hand how far my dad would go to punish them. He knew all their parents. They left me alone for a while once my dad went to each house. My final revenge came in last year of high school. I simply didn't care anymore. I didn't care what they thought of me, I didn't want to be invisible and I didn't want to fit in and dress like everyone else, I found my own style. They were shocked that I no longer reacted. I overheard a group make plans to try to get me to agree to be a prom date, and then just stand me up.

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LynzCatastrophe 2 years ago (edited)

I pretended to say yes. Went a long with all their plans and such. When the time came to pick me up, I knew they weren't gonna show. I waited a bit, and then showed up fashionably late. With the guy I had been long distance dating for 6 months. Imagine the looks on their faces when I showed up, all gorgeous, with a guy taller than me with black hair and light blue eyes with the longest eye lashes ever. "You thought you could ruin the night everyone, including me, has been looking forward to all year? I know I never did anything to any of you and I just want you all to know that this will be the last time I think of you." I spoke to nobody till the last day of school. They have no influence on me at all. Ps. I married the gorgeous guy. I'm one of few people in my class that didn't end up a single parent.

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Paula Marowsky 2 years ago (edited)

So all these school's staff actually know about bullying and do nothing? I don't get it... But the parents?? They are the WORSE!! They also do nothing, ignore it, don't even care... even if they knew, they keep sending their kids to those schools... and then complain and cry when (not if, but WHEN) something gruesome and irreversible certainly happens. Dam* whats is wrong with parents?

0points

Roger Haywood 2 years ago

Not revenge per se. I was bullied on a regular basis, until I took up Karate. The bullying suddenly stopped when word got out.

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Lilla Ontherun 2 years ago

There was a boy in school, who called us names, hit everyone, both boys and girls, stole small thing. The teachers often punished him, but nothing changed. One day I fed up, and hit him on the face, his nose started to bleed, I think he couldn't belive that a girl can be strong. The other kids all congratulated to me, the teachers saw everyting, but did nothing with me. After it, he left me and my friends alone.

0points

Mama Penguin 2 years ago

When I was in first grade, there was this sixth grade boy who mocked me and teased me. I always kept quiet. Until one morning. I was on my way to class after the school bus dropped me off. He noticed me and started yanking on my backpack. I tried to ignore it but he wouldn't let go. At that time, I had one of those kiddie water bottles with a shoulder strap. I don't know what possessed me to swing that water bottle at him. It landed on his face and he had a massive nosebleed. Terrified, I ran to my classroom. His teacher notified mine and my mom got a call that day. He wouldn't even talk to me anymore after that.

0points

Jasmine Hufflepuff Henderson 2 years ago

In kindergarten there was a sixth grader who was in the Kindergartener hallway, bullying me and shoving me into the wall. I had enough, because my six year old self needed to get to class, so I kicked him below the belt, which brought him to his knees. I didn't get in trouble by the school, but they still called my parents to report the incident. I didn't get in trouble at home either. The sixth grader never came to the kindergartner hallway after that.

0points

phil blanque 2 years ago

Yeah, I was a super small kid...often bullied. In high school I joined the wrestling team...still small, but I had a team. You mess with me, I have a 133 pounder, a 145 pounder, a 156 pounder, a 165 pounder, a 180 pounder, and a 200 pounder.. They are all trained to fight...take your pick.

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Mewton’s Third Paw 2 years ago

I had a girl that picked on me in middle school. Her life looks gross and miserable now, and I knew that would happen, even when we were 11. I’m glad she’s not doing well. It’s what she deserves.

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Mindghost 2 years ago

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K Witmer 2 years ago

I went to ten different schools bc of constantly moving. Never had a problem always fit in and made friends quickly until my freshman year. This girl on my bus decided I was her target. Finally at the end of the year I kicked her by swinging my legs up in the aisle and when she fell over I used all of my strength to keep her from getting up and kicked the crap out of her. She was my best friend after that and her and her gang of friends were my bodyguards up until we graduated from high school.

0points

NotTodaySatan!! 2 years ago

A good portion of these souls like what someone fantasized doing to their bully, as opposed to really doing it.

0points

Dylan Bess 2 years ago (edited)

There was this kid who liked to grab my -cherries- in school. As the school i transferred from the year before has a lot of stairs, i had a lot of muscles on my leg, and kneed him in the balls. Never touched me again. I still use this today, and it’s very effective.

0points

You kidding me 2 years ago

Cherries?

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AspieGirl88 2 years ago (edited)

My bullies wouldn’t even recognise me now. They used to give me heck for being autistic & were the first to say I was faking when I suffered real illness in school. I’ve had chronic illness all my life, which only got worse with age; & my GP eventually had me removed from school permanently (I just couldn’t cope any more & he was very concerned about my mental health). Now I’m officially type 1 diabetic, a sepsis survivor (with PTSD from major medical trauma/terrifying coma-dreams I was trapped in for 5 weeks), a lower right leg amputee after having CRPS for 10 years & I have lost a lot of weight especially over the last few years. I’ve had a couple of those bullies try to friend me on FB, but I want none of that, TBH. Some might say “give them a chance” but I want to move on with my life & not be reminded of my terrible past. They wouldn’t recognise me anyway, I’ve changed that much. They’d probably be shocked. 😕🤷‍♀️🏥👩🏻‍🦽

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John 2 years ago

Instead of revenge try practicing forgiveness and move on with a good heart.

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- 2 years ago

People sometimes do forgive their bullies years later. I wouldn't give your advice to someone while they're still being bullied.

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Awsomemom52 2 years ago (edited)

When I was 14 /15, there was this boy, who wasn't particularly smart or attractive... but he was strong (farmer's kid). He mostly bullied girls...because they didn't want anything to do with him because of his questionable personal hygiene. At some point he had chosen me as a "victim". He made rude remarks about my shape, laughed at me when I gave wrong answers in class, etc, etc. At some point even the other girls laughed along (group dynamics). At some point my teacher said to me that I should fight him with "my weapons" and that I was much better at using words than he was. I did that then. I made him cry... with just words... in front of everyone. I was being really mean and inconsiderate... and part of me even felt sorry for him... but the other part was glad he was quiet for quite a while afterwards.

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Aliquid 2 years ago

Ha! Right because kids in private schools don't bully other kids.

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Kate 2 years ago

51points

Silre 2 years ago

That's hardcore

7points

Priya 2 years ago

The teachers why dont they care is question this bullies later because not punished have mentality it's ok n becomes abusers, molesters brothers, boyfriends, husbands n dads

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Whitney keen 2 years ago

Nice

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Monkey Spunk 2 years ago (edited)

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Who Panda 420 2 years ago

12points

NsG 2 years ago

22points

Peppy Piplup 2 years ago

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Brenda 2 years ago

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Who Panda 420 2 years ago

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ZAPanda 2 years ago

clever but most teenagers are not that psychologically literate.

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Jo Choto 2 years ago

Knowing how much bullying there is, and how harmful it is, I just don't understand why schools don't have much more serious policies in place.

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Silre 2 years ago

They don't care

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Aroace tiger (she/they/he) 2 years ago

Laziness

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Paula Marowsky 2 years ago

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Aliquid 2 years ago (edited)

Policies don't solve problems if you don't have the resources to implement those policies.

2points

ZAPanda 2 years ago

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Kate 2 years ago

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Sathe Wesker 2 years ago

6points

Who Panda 420 2 years ago

Had some similar experiences in Florida

1point

Aroace tiger (she/they/he) 2 years ago

I wish i had the confidence to do anything like this. It would make my life easier

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Iggy 2 years ago

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Unnamed Hooman 2 years ago

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Andrew Good 2 years ago

3points

Who Panda 420 2 years ago

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John Comstock 2 years ago

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ZAPanda 2 years ago (edited)

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Susan Bosse 2 years ago

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Clare C 2 years ago

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Lovin' Life 2 years ago

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Dre Mosley 2 years ago

My bully's life turned out shitty and mine didn't. That's good enough for me.

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Scarlett 2 years ago

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moose man 2 years ago

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Mad Mar 2 years ago

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Mad Mar 2 years ago

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Lauren Christie 2 years ago

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Amy Broderick 2 years ago

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Priya 2 years ago

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Whitney keen 2 years ago

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Jerry Conaway 2 years ago

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Miss Frankfurter 2 years ago

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Irena Dumitrascu 2 years ago

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LynzCatastrophe 2 years ago

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LynzCatastrophe 2 years ago (edited)

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Paula Marowsky 2 years ago (edited)

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Roger Haywood 2 years ago

Not revenge per se. I was bullied on a regular basis, until I took up Karate. The bullying suddenly stopped when word got out.

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Lilla Ontherun 2 years ago

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Mama Penguin 2 years ago

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Jasmine Hufflepuff Henderson 2 years ago

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phil blanque 2 years ago

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Mewton’s Third Paw 2 years ago

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Mindghost 2 years ago

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K Witmer 2 years ago

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NotTodaySatan!! 2 years ago

A good portion of these souls like what someone fantasized doing to their bully, as opposed to really doing it.

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Dylan Bess 2 years ago (edited)

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You kidding me 2 years ago

Cherries?

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AspieGirl88 2 years ago (edited)

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John 2 years ago

Instead of revenge try practicing forgiveness and move on with a good heart.

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- 2 years ago

People sometimes do forgive their bullies years later. I wouldn't give your advice to someone while they're still being bullied.

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Awsomemom52 2 years ago (edited)

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Aliquid 2 years ago

Ha! Right because kids in private schools don't bully other kids.

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