> The bullies from my childhood, on the other hand, have successful, normal lives. There's a book called Ginger Kid which does a good job at highlighting this

> The bullies from my childhood, on the other hand, have successful, normal lives. There's a book called Ginger Kid which does a good job at highlighting this phenomena. The author discusses at length how the kids who made his life hell as a child went on to be respected professionals. For example, a guy who pulled a razor on him in school is now a famous rapper. I'm sure it had some lasting effects on him, as now he's a comedian who's notable for his humiliation of audience members who heckle or distract him.