Just random Friday thoughts.
And yes, some of them are among us as well 
How can some people judge idols who were bullies in the past when they themselves are bullies in the present?
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bullying a bully cancels out the bullying.
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bullying a bully cancels out the bullying.
What I meant is that some people are bullying constantly, not with idols, but with other people online, maybe real life as well etc.
How can such people pass moral judgement on the idols' past controversies when they do the same or worse?
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True true
That's why it's mind-blowing for me seeing your every-day regular bullies online suddenly being like "The mental health of the victim matters"
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True true
That's why it's mind-blowing for me seeing your every-day regular bullies online suddenly being like "The mental health of the victim matters"
serve the tea in dms
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lmao this reminds me of A Silent Voice where the bully get bulled buy his friends because he's a bully
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lmao this reminds me of A Silent Voice where the bully get bulled buy his friends because he's a bully
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The tea is good, the flavour of strawberries and bananas.
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Fcking hypocrites.
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LMAO
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You’re welcome… happy bullying
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yeah fuck 2064 Dave. And fuck 3201 David too!
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Hmm not trying to be messy
But this reminds me of a few users on here that keep coming after aespa for the bullying rumours which were proven to be false and those same users have continuously supported misogynistic behaviour against ggs.That's one of the cases that I had in mind while making this thread, alongside others....
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Hmm not trying to be messy
But this reminds me of a few users on here that keep coming after aespa for the bullying rumours which were proven to be false and those same users have continuously supported misogynistic behaviour against ggs. -
Any chance I get to drag problematic users, I will take it
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Any chance I get to drag problematic users, I will take it
as we should... but mods love to ruin my plans
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I think some people are not aware that what they're doing is in fact cyberbullying. Maybe they think bullying anonymous people online while being anonymous themselves doesn't have the same impact as real life bullying or like when someone else is bullying their faves on line, since they can see it from an outside and sometimes objective perspective. But when they're doing it, they probably think they're justified or even victims themselves.
I think we should all always point it out to the perpetrator when they're bullying someone here so they'd be aware of it and maybe change their behaviour and be more careful in the future
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But what about international fans from countries where bullying isn't as severe?
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trolling on the internet is not the same as actually bullying peope irl stupid thread and replies
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trolling on the internet is not the same as actually bullying peope irl stupid thread and replies
Oh wow, you must like having this "tough" online attitude then, if you really believe this. How many people did you bully until now, that it makes you defend this attitude?
Btw, there are people who committed suicide because of cyberbullying, there are laws against cyberbullying for a reason, yet here you are with "trolling on the internet is not the same as actually bullying peope irl".
Judging from your attitute, it's definitely not just "trolling" in your case.
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I used to be a bully. But I am a bully that bullies people that bullies other people.
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I used to be a bully. But I am a bully that bullies people that bullies other people.
Well, we love self-awareness
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A lot of "SJWs" are bullies. They just hide behind the facade of virtue-signaling to make themselves feel better. They hold a lot of resentment and hate inside their hearts.
At the end of the day, most people are broken and messed up in some way or another. It's how they choose to deal with it moving forward that matters.
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A lot of "SJWs" are bullies. They just hide behind the facade of virtue-signaling to make themselves feel better. They hold a lot of resentment and hate inside their hearts.
At the end of the day, most people are broken and messed up in some way or another. It's how they choose to deal with it moving forward that matters.
I find bullying comes from hate, fear and insecurity. So to them attacking somebody else makes them feel validated when the other person is hurt. They're broken inside and it shows.
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Oh wow, you must like having this "tough" online attitude then, if you really believe this. How many people did you bully until now, that it makes you defend this attitude?
Btw, there are people who committed suicide because of cyberbullying, there are laws against cyberbullying for a reason, yet here you are with "trolling on the internet is not the same as actually bullying peope irl".
Judging from your attitute, it's definitely not just "trolling" in your case.
I said what i said and you you talked about celebrities not some random people on the internet ...being a celebrity means that you are prone to be judged.
I was never a bully i have supported the victims around me never been part of the bulling circle in schools even with the peer pressure.
You dont know me personally but have no peoblem calling me a bully weirdo
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I said what i said and you you talked about celebrities not some random people on the internet ...being a celebrity means that you are prone to be judged.
I was never a bully i have supported the victims around me never been part of the bulling circle in schools even with the peer pressure.
You dont know me personally but have no peoblem calling me a bully weirdo
I called you a bully because you are defending online bullying.
This thread is not about bullying idols in general, but about how K-pop fans are preaching "mental health" and "anti-bullying" campaigns only to go on and bully other K-pop fans constantly.
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Oh, so that's 
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