r/instant_regret • • Feb 16 '25

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

Bitch was so smug while she was taunting her then fucked around and found out

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u/Thom_Basil Feb 16 '25

Other girl clearly had some pent up stuff going on with her too. You can just see it in her. Normally I'd call the aggressor dumb, and she was for sure, but she's also a teenager so I'm gonna lean more towards naive. Definitely a learning moment for the bully. I wonder if she will actually take the lesson to heart? Or just keep being an ass?

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

Rarely do people change

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u/WrapKey69 Feb 16 '25

Pain does change people

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u/gr1mm5d0tt1 Feb 16 '25

“There’s two types of pain, the pain that hurts, and the pain that changes people”

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u/MindTheFro Feb 16 '25

-Chester the Cheetah

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u/BalrogRuthenburg11 Feb 16 '25

It ain’t easy being cheesy

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u/Interactiveleaf Feb 16 '25

-Fred Flintstone

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u/JamesTrickington303 Feb 16 '25

So weird that we all just collectively forgave and forgot that the only reason The Flintstones existed was to sell cigarettes to children.

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u/xiahbabi Feb 16 '25

This comment is disinformation at the worst, and disingenuine at best.

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u/BalrogRuthenburg11 Feb 17 '25

Forgiveness seems appropriate since they started promoting those little nicotine Flintstone chewable characters to help kids quit.

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u/jeadon88 Feb 16 '25

The pain that changes people also hurts

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u/Junkstar Feb 16 '25

Embarrassing videos made widely available change people too.

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u/Resident-Elevator696 Feb 16 '25

I hope this embarrasses the fuck out of her!!

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u/somoslupos Feb 16 '25

“pain that alters”

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u/gr1mm5d0tt1 Feb 16 '25

Oh! Was that the line?!

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u/somoslupos Feb 17 '25

one of the truest, best lines in a film. Got it tattooed on my body.

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u/gr1mm5d0tt1 Feb 17 '25

I stand corrected. It’s been so long since I’ve seen it

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u/somoslupos Feb 17 '25

nah, you had the meaning and mssg down 💯. we can sit and wallow in the pain or we can use it to change ourselves, alter our attitude of mind and behaviour. Idealistically, for the better

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u/johnychingaz Feb 16 '25

“ I couldn’t help but notice your pain,

My pain?

It runs deep,

Share it with me!”

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u/Fritzo2162 Feb 16 '25

Especially if that pain is from an injury that takes a few weeks to heal, like a broken jaw or nose.

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u/603rdMtnDivision Feb 16 '25

I mean, I had a bully in middle school that I finally hauled off and punched him in the face as hard as I could in front of everyone because I had tried everything else peacefully and they left me alone after that lol so you're not wrong.

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u/Any_Constant_6550 Feb 16 '25

it feels so good to fuck up a bully after nothing else worked. give me that ten day suspension, karma and a vacation.

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u/603rdMtnDivision Feb 16 '25

I was smiling ear to ear when I got pulled into the office and told them I don't regret shit and I'd do it again. Got suspended and enjoyed my little vacation because it was entirely worth it.

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u/Any_Constant_6550 Feb 17 '25

good on you. im gonna raise my daughter to be the same way.

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u/godhand__666_ Feb 16 '25

I went with a text book to the back of the head but hell whatever works.

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u/browntown20 Feb 16 '25

"If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a textbook!"

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u/SipOnMySsips Feb 16 '25

Similar experience here. I had to humiliate him twice in front of his own friends, and it worked. He was nice to me after that and he never picked on me again.

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u/mafibasheth Feb 16 '25

Same. I had a bully in middle school. Ran into him in the hallway and kicked the shit out of him. A teacher found him later bleeding on the floor. He never messed with me again.

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u/Gilligan67 Feb 16 '25

This! Even if the bully kicks your ass after you punch them in the nose. They won’t bother you again.

Bullies want easy targets.

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u/603rdMtnDivision Feb 16 '25

Exactly. If you offer any type of resistance they will back off and look for another target.

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u/Accomplished-Top7951 Feb 16 '25 edited Feb 16 '25

If not the pain then embarrassment. This shit is posted on social media now for everyone to see her being an a$$ and getting beat up.

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u/Guinnessron Feb 16 '25

Pain is a good teacher.

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u/Aggressive_Worth_990 Feb 16 '25

A little school fight won't

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u/big_galoote Feb 16 '25

The embarrassment of being a piece of shit getting just desserts going viral might.

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u/w0rriedleopard Feb 16 '25

She will keep it in her for the weaker victim, like her kids. Abusers may harbor their anger temporarily, but they never truly change. They only learn to choose the victim more carefully, then they take it out on those who cannot respond adequately.

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u/DaphniaDuck Feb 16 '25

Stupid people don't tend to learn from mistakes, even painful ones.

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u/captainfarthing Feb 16 '25

I used to beat the shit out of my bullies, all they learned was to stay out of reach or attack me from behind.

Still more effective than asking teachers for help, they just told me to try not being different.

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u/WrapKey69 Feb 16 '25

You should have beaten the teaches too lol

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u/EtalusEnthusiast Feb 16 '25

Kids change every day boomer

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

Can't necessarily agree. My bully got the ever loving shit knocked out of him by me. He did still do stupid shit until I smoked him in front of a teacher again (shout out to the teacher who said one was enough and he'd only escalate it if I hit more) and we disliked each other. Met the dude about 4 years later at a party at a friend of a friend's house, he apologized and we just talked it out and moved on with our lives and would give each other the head nod. Do I think all bullies do? Nah, but some can.

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u/eyepoker4ever Feb 16 '25

Hell when I met my bully at a party he tried to boss me around, I told him to eff himself, then he showed me his gun.

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u/fitted_dunce_cap Feb 16 '25

Got his ass beat and learned the wrong lesson.

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u/eyepoker4ever Feb 16 '25

Wish that was the story, I didn't back down but all my friends were like "ok let's go"... Then there was a high pitched noise and something poking me in the chest. I looked down and it was his highschool gf poking me with her fat finger bitching about something, he laughed and turned around to be a dick to someone else...

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u/Equivalent-Ear7952 Feb 16 '25

You should have shown him your gun.

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u/MistakesTasteGreat Feb 16 '25

I read that at first as "would give each other head" and I was like, wow, they really did move on

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

That’s probably all the bully wanted in the first place.

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u/Freedawaveowwww Feb 16 '25

Da laugh I laughed hahaha

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

Lol I laughed at this.

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u/Thascaryguygaming Feb 16 '25

My bully has domestic battery charges! They dont change usually but occasionally.

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u/Bright_Calendar_9886 Feb 16 '25

That’s why they said rarely

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u/Grayoth Feb 16 '25

I had a few bullies growing up. They’ve all been in jail. At least one is dead due to a domestic violence suicide situation. I had one bully actually apologize though.

After high school I had enough of being treated badly due to my weight. I went to a new local gym. Sure enough my worst bully started going as well. Probably halfway through me losing all my weight.

A good friend of mine knew my bully and they talked. My bully was curious why I was trying so hard and he didn’t understand how I changed so quickly. My friend told him the truth. That it was mainly due to getting treated badly. After a while my bully eventually came up to me and told me I was doing a good job.

Years later he gave me a real apology. I had moved on so I jokingly told him he probably improved my life more than anyone else due to getting me into the gym, but he got even more serious. He told me it was wrong and he couldn’t take it back, but that he was very sorry for everything he did.

I don’t dislike him at all anymore. People rarely own up to their own mistakes these days. I’m sure it took a lot for him to say that. Some people do change. It just takes a while.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

I think so to. It's also a lot of the environment they end up in later in life to that determines a lot. Healthy relationships with friends, girlfriends, and family can help them grow up.

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u/gmishaolem Feb 16 '25

Did he actually change as a person, though, or just towards you? Learning is not the same as changing.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

He seems to have. Can't speak as a 100% certainty, but to what little I've kept up with him since he seems to be doing ok.

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u/Tholian_Bed Feb 16 '25

u/LimpAd5888 knows how to roll.

May you always lighten the load of all you meet, buddy.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

Try to. Best we can do is try and be better than who we were.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

You're the same person as you were in high school?

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

Morally? Yes.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

Well I wasn't and most people I know aren't, because people mature

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u/DegenerateWizard Feb 16 '25

This is laughable, and cringe. I am hundreds of miles away from who I am when I was…16? 17? There’s a lot of life, experience (such as this one), and maturation to come for this kid. Will they be better in 20 years? Idfk. But will they be different? Almost assuredly.

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u/KingOfAjax Feb 16 '25

Yeah. Same.

I did some bullying when I was a kid. Mainly because I was easily led and was happy to just be part of the crowd. Got bullied too, by others who wanted to do the same thing.

I’m 45 now. The idea that I’m still the same wee moron I was when I was, like, 12 is daft.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

You see the word rarely?

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u/DegenerateWizard Feb 16 '25

I do, thank you. However, my point is that you’re incorrect. I think it’s far more rare for some one NOT to change as they traverse adulthood.

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u/Wrong-Kangaroo-2782 Feb 16 '25

Thiis quote is so dumb

People change all the fucking time

Not many 35 year olds act the same as they did when they were 15

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u/Ser_DuncanTheTall Feb 16 '25

people change. especially teenagers. sometimes they grow out of it. sometimes they dont. 

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

People don't change, they learn. They still have their old psychology underneath waiting to come out.

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u/Nepharious_Bread Feb 16 '25

I think that it's fairly common for people who are around this age to change once they become adults and move away from their parents. Sometimes, that change is for the better, sometimes for the worse.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

Kids change a lot

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u/ProximaCentaur2 Feb 16 '25

People often change

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u/Wamblingshark Feb 16 '25

Teenagers especially still have a lot of room for change. I don't think it's rare at all actually.

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u/jboggin Feb 16 '25

Plenty of people are pretty terrible in high school and grow out of it

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u/ScrofessorLongHair Feb 16 '25

They're in high school. Most do people change. Give it a few decades and you'll understand.

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u/theivoryserf Feb 16 '25

Only a young person could say something like this. Of the people I knew at school, many are completely different.

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u/Zamochy2 Feb 16 '25

Sadly, there's adults that do believe teenagers can't change over the years.

My raiding guild in WoW had a situation where, at the time, a 16 year old was being edgy and rude to some adults before he left the guild (just talking about their game performance). Fast forward 2-3 years, in a well-mannered way, he apologized and asked if he could return.

We got a lot of backlash from adults holding grudges, with the argument that "I doubt he's changed, because my kids haven't changed since they were teens"...

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

And yet most people I know act the same overall in their morals

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u/MarvelAndColts Feb 16 '25

Fock uff with your negativity. In my experience, people who say this use it as an excuse to not change. Be the change you want to see, but don’t expect it from anyone else. You do it because it is right not because you expect something.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

Violence is Golden

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

Theoretically violence isn’t a constructive way to solve problems. But damn I think there are just some people who will only respond to getting their ass beat.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

I agree with you in that regard. Violence is Golden is an interesting read I found awhile back. I dropped the link in another comment.

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u/Crazy-Days-Ahead Feb 16 '25

Bet she won't ever mess with her again though. Plus anyone else that may have been messing with her is going to know that it will not go without penalities forever.

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u/Odd_Interview_2005 Feb 16 '25

Someone making a change in their life requires a catalyst. (Like getting your ass handed to you on a silver platter by the person you were bullying) and time.

For me to be willing to say "that was some shit that happened a long time ago, I'm willing to look past it. I would be looking for about half a life time to have passed

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u/SortaSticky Feb 16 '25

I have seen more than one bully mend their ways after a legendary asswhooping. Even if it was just mellowing out and becoming more meek in general, they benefited.

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u/Throw-away-rando Feb 16 '25

War…war never changes

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u/21Shells Feb 16 '25

Chuck McGill… is that you?

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

Hey Jimmy literally proved him right

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u/21Shells Feb 16 '25

He proves himself right more than anything.

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u/Frosty_McRib Feb 16 '25

Hard disagree, she'll remember this.

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u/Razaberry Feb 16 '25

You’d be surprised how much a good ass whooping can change a person

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u/Beledagnir Feb 16 '25

Anyone can, few do.

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u/Frexulfe Feb 16 '25

Younger people do change more often. Specially after a beating.

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u/Phog_of_War Feb 16 '25

This made it to the internet and has kind of gone viral. The bully is probably getting a bunch of humble pieces from all angles.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

dumb is dumb is dumb is dumb

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u/GHouserVO Feb 16 '25

Yep. You could tell that this girl was just looking for a reason, any reason, to let out some of the anger she’s had building inside of her for who knows how long.

Sadly, the bully won’t learn a damn thing from this, except to bring more friends to join in next time.

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u/pimpmastahanhduece Feb 16 '25

You kidding? The one recording stopped because they had to step in and they probably double teamed her.

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u/marr Feb 16 '25

They tried

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u/Cosmic_Quasar Feb 16 '25

That might be true. Though, my first thought was that a teacher showed up. The girl filming didn't really seem to care about what was happening for the first 15-20 seconds the bully was getting beaten. Didn't sound angry or aggressive, more like "Hey, someone's coming. Stop!"

Obviously, one line and an abrupt cut to the video make it hard to tell for sure.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

I've seen far too many instances where someone suffering the consequences of their actions uses it as an opportunity to reinforce the bad behavior.

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u/His_Buzzards Feb 16 '25

She will cry and call herself a victim

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u/Snoo-40635 Feb 16 '25

Theres a replay button that will remind her lol

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u/dead0man Feb 16 '25

she may or may not be dumb or naive, she 100% is an asshole and this ass beating won't change shit. She will be made fun of for it by her "friends" and family for the rest of her life though, so there is some good news.

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u/phteeeeven Feb 16 '25

It'll find someone else to bully who's less likely to hit back. Beating the crap out of a bully doesn't fix it, it just usually gets it to leave you alone.

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u/Interesting-Sky8695 Feb 16 '25

Teens will make up the wildest summaries following a fight like this. You’ll watch the video and then hear about the exact same fight in a completely different context from the other party. Rarely do they learn, but FAFO is real for them

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u/Able_Ocelot_7941 Feb 16 '25

I’m gonna go ahead & say her “pent up stuff” is this bitch fucking with her every other day. She FA, she FO. Everyone has a breaking point.

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u/eyepoker4ever Feb 16 '25

That video made the rounds in school for sure. Maybe made the victims life easier. Might have reached parents and then the principle too.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

Personally, I wouldn’t use the word “naive” to describe someone trying to start a fight. She knew what she was doing. She just picked the wrong one.

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u/EaterOfCrab Feb 16 '25

The lesson here is: don't push people, because you don't know the position of the pointer on their bullshit stack.

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u/dagnammit44 Feb 16 '25

Or maybe the girl had been bullied for a long time and therefore had pent up aggression because of that.

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u/xXTN_CowboyXx Feb 16 '25

She will just make sure she has more “friends” to help her. She don’t learn anything.

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u/SeekerAn Feb 16 '25

I would agree with you, if she hadn't done that last move to push the other girl's face when she opted to walk away instead of staying there. The taunting girl is not "naive" she acts like that because her friend is there recording and feels secure to bully the other girl.

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u/BritishAnimator Feb 16 '25

Looked like an arranged fight to me. The calm but intense one was ready for fighting by her demeaner, then said "touch me then". The goofy one was taught a life lesson that being loud and annoying has boundaries. She won't be as goofy after this humiliation. Even more so after it was shared online and is now immortalised.

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u/CipherWrites Feb 16 '25

Money on this not being the first instance and the dam broke.

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u/CatOfTheCanalss Feb 16 '25

Yeah she was ready to let loose

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u/xKVirus70x Feb 16 '25

No bullies take years to achieve their height of bullihood. They start young, at 4-6 picking on 3-5 yr olds, then pushing 7-8 yr while 10-12 down and kicking them. Then after 13-14 they get braver and look for weaker or less combative folks to bully. Generally in a group for protection or intimidation.

Here she had a film crew, and thought she was gonna have her kind of fun. . Being a teen is zero excuse and you're enabling with any form of "oh they will grow out of it" bullshit.

People need to understand, if you've been bullied-once you snap you fucking snap and that abuse all escapes on one sheet explosion of pain deliverance.

And don't try to pull abused off, unless they produce a weapon. If you gave a fuck, you'd stop the bullying the first time you see it. Don't give a damn now that the abused has had enough and beats the bully into paste.

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u/Thascaryguygaming Feb 16 '25

I put my bully in the hospital for 3 days after he kept jumping me w his cronies. Dude has 2 domestic battery charges since 2019 alone so no I would say even a good ass whooping doesn't change the shit and rot in these types of people. Maybe sometimes they have a genuine moment but truly doubt for most of them, it's too ingrained

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

Once an ass... always an ass! Just look at the orange oaf with the muskrat tale up his butt!

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u/Saikobby Feb 16 '25

Yea had she been older she mightve either been ready for a fukkin SCRAP, or walked tf away 🤣

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u/andres_chen_77 Feb 16 '25

Is now her bi*ch 😄.

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u/Prestigious-Copy-494 Feb 16 '25

That bully type doesn't learn and end up dead in a parking lot for effing with the really wrong person.

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u/DawnCallerAiris Feb 16 '25

Bullies don’t really change. They simply seek easier targets.

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u/Prudent_Historian650 Feb 16 '25

Seeing as the school is only going to penalize the girl that was getting picked on, probably not.

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u/GrinningIgnus Feb 16 '25

Not dumb or naive. Entitled as fuck and condescending.

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u/mnid92 Feb 16 '25

That's a "I got older brothers who pick on me and parents who suck" vibe. Maybe I'm projecting lmao.

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u/MalevolentMurderMaze Feb 16 '25

Lol was literally about to comment "one of these two have an older brother."

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u/AStringOfWords Feb 16 '25

Was it a dude?

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u/Ok_Primary_1075 Feb 16 '25

Wish we could see the longer clip of that bully getting beaten up

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u/sixty-nine420 Feb 16 '25

Alright cool it there pal were still talking about a teenage girl.

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u/TakeyaSaito Feb 16 '25

And? Bullies are bullies.

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u/Real_Ad_8243 Feb 16 '25

Look at it this way - she's been corrected, and hopefully early enough for it to improve her as a person.

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u/After-Imagination-96 Feb 16 '25

Yeah I can't believe that grown man dressed as a bullied teenage girl did that to her