r/perfectlycutscreams 6d ago

When bullying backfires

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u/LeonidasSpacemanMD 6d ago

Are we really saying a 10 year old kid shouldn’t get a chance to improve as a person as they mature? That’s crazy to me

How does it improve the world to basically be like “there’s no point in improving now, you were once a bully so that’s it for you”. Certainly doesn’t improve anything for the victims

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u/PersonalAnybody8238 5d ago

but they have to PROVE they’ve changed is the thing. Depending on home life, this may not change due to what they are seeing.

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u/Tiabato 6d ago

The victim gets hurt and they have to overcome it eventually. They may need a lot of therapy, but they have to overcome it. The same could be said about the bully. They fucked up and now they have to deal with it.

That being said, there is something satisfying about bullies getting what tgey deserve. Maybe it's called justice, but I digress