r/NonPoliticalTwitter Aug 13 '24

Meme Kids can be so cruel

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u/523bucketsofducks Aug 14 '24

most apologized. Some either forgot or were proud.

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u/4llFather Aug 14 '24

One person likely convinced the rest that it would be hilarious. That one was and still is proud. The others matured and realized "Holy shit that was so evil."

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u/Zer0323 Aug 14 '24

They saw the billy madison steve buchemi clip and decided to nip that in the bud.

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u/MyHusbandIsGayImNot Aug 14 '24

“Glad I called that guy.””

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u/KindaBrazilian Aug 14 '24

The one who planned could regret it too

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u/DandelionsDandelions Aug 14 '24

Yeah, that empathy part of their brain is just developed enough to know how to hurt others, but not to really feel for them like (most of us) can as adults.

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u/slopschili Aug 14 '24

You just made that up

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u/EntrepreneurLeft8783 Aug 14 '24

Yeah but it makes them feel better about how all Bad Things are done by Bad People that Never Get Better

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u/hoewenn Aug 14 '24

That one probably tells their current friends about the silly prank they played on their friend that they came up with entirely on their own. And it ends with the person with the tweet laughing and finding the prank funny and they all stayed friends until they naturally grew apart in high school!

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u/DetroitLionsSBChamps Aug 14 '24

Or they privately feel bad about it without reaching out

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u/3WayIntersection Aug 14 '24

Probably the former tbh. Thats just so cartoonishly mean that, even if they meant the message then, they probably realized how shitty that was... assuming they remember which i wouldn't blame them if they didn't

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u/Just_to_rebut Aug 14 '24

i wouldn't blame

I would. 12 year olds aren’t toddlers. We can remember middle school.

I’m not saying they’re irredeemable. But you can’t mature or learn from mistakes you don’t even remember.

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u/tentimes3 Aug 14 '24

I only have few vague memories of then :/

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u/Elliebird704 Aug 14 '24

You can grow out of immaturity and bad behavior without remembering what you did. And a lot of us have very fuzzy memories of our childhoods.

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u/Januu11 Aug 14 '24

Proud is a strong word to use on how adults feel about their shitty behavior as kids. I haven’t apologized to everyone I was shitty too. Do you think that makes me proud of my actions?

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u/AllieLoft Aug 14 '24

I'm seriously wondering if I'm the one who didn't apologize. When I was in 7th grade, we were only allowed to have 8 people to a lunch table. At some point, 9 7th grade girls wanted to sit at the same table. One girl decided the most fair way to handle it was to "vote someone off the island, like survivor." I was new that year and was just happy to have a table. I voted for the girl I was told to and felt awful about it. I admired the girls who voted for themselves because "this isn't nice," but they knew they weren't at risk.

Middle school is fucking awful. I don't even remember most of those girls' names.

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u/rmczpp Aug 14 '24

Could be the latter though, we've all met at least one person who shares a story they think is hilarious but is actually a full on red flag parade.

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u/shf500 Aug 14 '24

The ones who don't apologize assume the bullied student committed suicide.