"Did you learn this behaviour on reddit? It does not work here. Do not bring their champion victims over here."
Let me get this straight. You call Cyn a "champion victim" because of a story that you admit you did not read, and then you downvoted her post because you want her to recognize who the real champion victim is? Well, I'll be damned. I guess I lost the bet. Thanks for clearing that up. As the reigning "champion victim," perhaps you should consider going back to Reddit, Sonnenschein.
P.S. If you could've pulled your head out of your cunt long enough to realize that she wasn't doing the "victim thing" like you were, that she was sharing her life experience, then perhaps you would have felt less threatened by her post. Anywho, see you at the next Victim Olympics, champ. Oh, and break a leg!
Where did I say I was a victim? I just dislike hateful posts disguised in positivity.
Left a comment and a downvote.
A disagreement on posting rewards; Wind yourself up over it as much as you like.
Congratz on the German btw. Suprise you did not include Autobahn, Rammstein and Hitler.
You're like an NPC in shades, man. Either that or an NLP-based chatbot. I'd humor you with some further banter, but honestly, there's no there there. You're incapable of grasping context, so it's rather pointless. "Reward disagreement," what a joke. FFS, you've been milking HIVE with a few pictures and a couple of lines of mindless text for your last dozen or so posts, and you dare to give people shit who are putting forth an effort and pouring their heart into their writing?
The funny part about it is: If HIVE never catches on, it'll be because of people like you, and people like me get to sit back and watch people like you go fuck yourself out of your stake's highest potential market value. Way to go. Here's a little exercise. Close your eyes and imagine the sound of one hand slapping you across the face repeatedly. Embrace that feeling. Eat the pain. Now open your eyes and realize that hand is your own. People like you are your own worst enemy. Good luck with that, I don't have any more time for you.
@thoughts-in-time I didn't read his comments because, after his first comment, I muted him. But I just wanted to say thank you. For speaking up and saying something to this person. It made me feel heard, cared for, and touched my heart. Both you and @barge were so amazing for saying something to him. It's admirable and kind. Thank you for your words and for reading my post and GETTING it. That all means so much to me. I really appreciate you.
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Your welcome Cyn, that was superb writing btw! I resonated and sympathized with your story. Guys get bullied too, but girls can sometimes be meaner how they go about it. For guys, it's either a rite of passage or something that you never overcome. Not super proud of this, but multiple times I've overcome bullying with violence. It's probably not something that would fly today, but back in the day, you could get in fights without the police getting involved. Today, they'll put cuffs on a five-year-old because everything has gotten so upside down. Anyhow. Good on you for embracing and turning up your inner weird. There are too many people living inauthentic lives and putting on airs because society makes them afraid to explore, for lack of a better word, their "weirdness." Weirdness and uniqueness aren't distinct cousins, and modern society likes to program cookie-cutter people into doing the cookie-cutter things. As they say, variety is the spice of life! Keep on being true to yourself! ~ ❤️🙏 ~
Well, I must confess that I too turned to violence to stop it. In high school. It's how I started being harsh, mean, and angry. I had enough of their shit so I shaved my head and stomped around in Doc Martens (Ox Blood 10 eyes thank you very much lol) and I hurt some people that at the time I felt deserved it. But the bullying stopped after a few altercations. And I definitely remember the days when kids would fight without the cops coming. Now they come when someone yells at someone else. So eh. But It's true, there are too many living inauthentically, and I did it for years because I was afraid if I couldn't shave my head and wear Doc Martens that I couldn't handle the bullies. I have learned to be me regardless if people hate it and I wish that for everyone else too.
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Ahh, yes, fighting can be a rite of passage for girls too! It's funny how IRL, the various things can come to a screeching halt after you show that you can wipe the floor with someone. Then as we grow up, we have to learn how to walk away or be willing to catch a case over some ego stuff. Granted, after you realize you can defend yourself, it resolves that burning desire of having something to prove because you already have. Then you can walk around with your head held up a little higher, and for whatever reason, it sends off this natural vibe that acts as a repellent to those who get off on messing with people. State of mind is such a powerful force, and moving through this rite of passage alters you from one state to another that you might not even have been aware of before. Sometimes I worry about those who haven't. Many times they grow up to be power-tripping individuals that get off on bullying others however they can. ~ ❤️ 🙏 ~
I think the adults who bully now are the children who were too scared to bully others (online I mean) they can hide behind a screen and say what they want because they don't fear getting punched in the face by a girl lol Though I no longer wish to do that to people (well not too often haha). And yes when I realized I could stand up for myself it definitely made me hold my head up higher and made people think twice before saying shit to me. It's also easier to walk away from those who are power-tripping and bullying because I know if I have to, I can defend myself and those I love with words or fists. Though I am glad it's just words now. I don't fancy time in jail, ugh not my favorite place lol. 🙏❤️
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