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It's a spectrum rather than binary categorization. It's pretty easy to see that certain people are bully-like and certain people are definitely not bully-like.
by cantrecallmypwd 2y ago
It's a spectrum rather than binary categorization.
It's pretty easy to see that certain people are bully-like and certain people are definitely not bully-like.
- ithkuil 2y agoThere is also the effect of the person that engaged in bullying behaviour after having been bullied on the past and finally having the means to enjoy the feeling of being on the other side.
- CaptWillard 2y ago> It's pretty easy to see that certain people are XXXX and certain people are definitely not XXXX. What a fascinating pattern of thought.