Frankenberry
Member
i was bullied for most of my k-8, but thankfully i didn't turn into a moping cry baby...immunity. now i no longer feel empathy or hurt from insults... and i thank the bullies...
Bullying - not all bad
- Thread starter Frankenberry
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Kat
Well-known member
Yeah they may of sucked any decency you had out of you. Quite frankly sensitive and caring people are what we need more of. They do more good for this world then the pricks who can only sit back and criticize people due to their own insecurities. It’s the caring sensitive people that make this world half bearable. If they didn’t exist you can bet those emotionless bastards wouldn’t be out there trying to save lives and making a positive change to this world.
SocialRetahd
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High School pisses me off. Everything was out of control and they would punch you and everyone (teachers, principals) would be like, "big deal". Fucking out of control. I hope they all fucking die.
I had no idea what kind of affect this stuff had on hormone levels and development.
I had no idea what kind of affect this stuff had on hormone levels and development.
Frankenberry
Member
Niles said:
says the pussy little fucking crybaby whos not human enough to take care of his own problems so he bitches about them and hopes they disappear ??? good work buddy...your future screams success...thats considering you don't do this world a favor and off yourself??
Frankenberry said:
So.... what are you doing here??
Frankenberry
Member
kyle said:
this is what gets me.....he made the 1st step by verbally insulting me...and i relatiated ...this somehow makes me a bad person...i really dont understand
Frankenberry
Member
dottie said:
jesus... i try to offer some sort of advice and u freaks only throw it back at me... eh stay sedcluded here so the rest of the world need not feel pity on you... no need to ban me i'll just leave this hell
dottie
Well-known member
Frankenberry said:
telling people to "grow balls" or "toughen up" is not constructive advice. to a socialphobe it does not compute, that is why they are in the situation they are in. for whatever reason (nurture vs. nature) they are more sensitive people than non-socialphobes and telling them to just turn it off is not realistic advice. also, the fact that you come here basically implying that everyone here is a "moping crybaby" (because you are just above us all, right? you just KNOW the secret to curing socialphobia overnight!) does not help. take a look at your approach if you don't want to be considered a troll.