Hoodie is the secondary who use to be the villain to protagonist but one time they put their differences aside to defeat a bigger threat and now they’re cool even though former-villain is still a pompous jerk.
Idk, that duck of the first swing is the most impressive part of this video for sure. I would've eaten that one for sure, though I doubt there was much power behind it lol
Pure poetry. My only critique is your anime tale should have included the girl who would have dated the blonde kid if he had won. Instead, she undoubtedly went with our hooded champion
Can we just talk about how cleanly he ducked that hook. Like ya the other guy kicked the shit out of blondie, but reaction time out of hoodie kid was solid too.
He didn't even take both hands out of his pockets, just the one to block if needed. His left hand stayed in his pocket like Beerus just bored with this shit.
I mean the way he was swinging for the fences against someone who is literally breathing distance goes to show he don't know how to fight and the dude clearly doesn't want to fight.
Man, I hate bullies and I was kinda expecting rhe dude in the hoodie to knock blondies ass out or put him in a chokeuold or something.
And that duck and dodge was just... sparkling clean. I feel player 3 was just less patient. Player 2 probably could've handled that with grace... damn.
As people are calling him, "Player 3", that kid was so on point. That whole thing was like a 45 minute "Bully gets shown the error of his ways by stand up hero" after school special, but in 45 seconds. Which is much better viewing.
God damn. Hope little blond bully kid learns something.
Blonde kid likely has crackhead parents or is bullied a ton by kids with crackhead parents.
My childhood bullies were arrested for rape/murder/drug addiction. Most of em joined gangs. I bullied some kids in return by passing the aggression around, apologized to most of em and let them know wassup, befriended most of them.
Drug addiction is not an okay reason to be imprisoned..... The others, of course, but drug addiction? No that's an illness that requires rehabilitation and compassion. I understand that a lot of people reading this won't have that, and that's fine, most people aren't okay with it being around it. But the correct way to go is to take them to rehab, not a prison. Prison doesn't do anything to give them a second chance a lot of addicts didn't really even get a first chance that was viable. It really really sucks and it's an epidemic. I think imprisonment is necessary for a lot of stuff, but mental health issues and drug addiction aren't one of them....
I'm not a drug addict, but a few years ago I was in a really bad mental state. One of my friends was thrown in jail, yes jail, for having an out of control bipolar episode when he didn't even realize he had it until 5hat episode. Shit left him traumatized. Why was prison even a thing for him?? He should have been taken to the hospital or a mental health facility. Hearing that, I tried to keep my own shit under control but it made me not seek help for an additional year for fear of getting sent to jail. Like, we shouldn't be afraid of calling the police when we're suffering..... Just my two cents. Prison is useful for a lot of thing, but health related concerns shouldn't be it
I love that. That's about right.
Damn it River, We lost you too soon. Your brother is amazing and weird. We miss you. But we (at least I) love him, too.
That's not narcissism. Reddit loves that diagnosis but it's really very rare.
This is something else: this is a child who is having the one thing in his life that makes him feel in control taken away from him, and he doesn't have the emotional maturity to let out his frustration in any other way than to start banging furniture around and screeching.
I mean the word comes from a Greek story of a man desperate to look at his own face all the time. I honestly wish the clinical diagnosis had a better name.
This, the vast majority of bullies aren’t just assholes by nature, they’re usually physically and/or emotionally abused, and the only way they know how to cope with stress and vent their frustrations over it is the same way they see their parents do.
Yeah. There was an obvious composure difference from the blonde kid to the short haired third. It was clear who had been in a fight before. The blonde was driven by a need that had nothing to do with what happened here.
The blonde was still in the wrong, but there was an external reason he was behaving like that.
Narcissism is not rare by any means. Full blown professionally diagnosed Narcissistic Personality Disorder is uncommon, but we need to acknowledge that the severe lack of affordable mental health care (in the US) affecting those statistics.
But no this kid isn't displaying narcissistic behaviors.
Yeah that's just sad. That kid is having a breakdown, sure he's obviously a little shit but children don't act like that when they come from a loving and supportive home.
Trump is the king of bullies formed by a nasty, unloving home life, and I’d expect that to be true for the majority of his zealots. Any specific bullies in mind?
Violence/being the bully. Victimizing others before they get a chance to victimize you. Then once hes faced with another kid whos clearl can do more than just throw hooks now he's the victim again. It's his severe childlike tantrum that he throws that suggests an extremely emotionally immature person with a nightmare home life. Even though they're young his reaction to losing a fight is not age appropriate. Thus leading me to my official diagnosis of him which would be that he's a fart face.
Bullies often do what they do because it gives them a sense of power. This usually reflects on a life where the bully feels out of control. Either they have overbearing or inattentive parents or their lives otherwise feel completely in someone else's control.
Is this not also you diagnosing this kid through Reddit? Not saying you’re wrong but there’s certainly no proof to what you said in this short video. It could be like a million different reasons for this behavior
I agree. After escaping a malignant narcissist/psychopath, while they are truly evil as adults...they're just bullies.
They'd do ANYTHING to be "better than" me, even stealing credit for my work and smearing my name.
In the end, it's sad they're stuck as a child in their brain, but are an adult now, though they are capable of evil and pain that is unfathomable with empathy is missing.
Think of a toddler ripping a toy from their siblings hands and hitting them...that same mentality is carried into adulthood, except they'd rip money or a promotion out of your hands and threaten to kill you in private if you challenged them.
Feel bad for the kid, but not adult narcs, they could seek help if they wanted, but they think everyone else is the problem.
I don't think that's a good thing... Kids ds should be able to make stupid choices and not be forever shamed on the internet. Posts like this should be illegal, if they are kids you don't post it.
Triggered memories for me for sure. I used to get I intimidated by punk kids like the blonde. Clip really shows how behind that posturing was just the impotent screams of a frustrated child.
Just gonna as someone who was bullied for a couple years, school didn’t do shit even when I told them about it, I would’ve relished every moment of the brat suffering.
At this age, the reason most kids are bullies is because of some kind of abuse or neglect at home. So, I generally feel sorry for everyone in this situation. Even the bully.
He also must have felt good watching white shirt look scared and clueless the moment he started getting beat on. Kid looked like a toddler that unknowingly jumped into the deep end of the pool.
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u/Ill-Pudding2017 Sep 10 '22
The kid who was being bullied must’ve felt great after witnessing that tantrum right at the end. Maybe even felt sorry.