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Member Since Apr 2024
Location: West Liberty
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Today at 10:05 AM
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To be specific, I was harassed online by a random guy who accused me of lying about a specific situation and pulled up a piece of personal information about me and my post history just so he can prove I was lying. He also added that I was just being a crybaby.
I was furious that he would use my personal data against me and called him out. The situation in question was about being unable to understand context in so-called humor when it was only genuine bullying. I’m pretty sure he’s the same person who berated me in another account he made. I felt he was being a snitch as he had no right to reveal my personal information and use it against me. But is he really being a snitch? Can bullies also be tattletales? |
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Today at 10:41 AM
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So sorry that happened to you. I definitely think a bully can be a tattletale.
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Today at 11:08 AM
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Oh yeah. That whole blaming it on you then pulling the victim card thing. I knew a girl like that in grade school. She would constantly harrass me, but the second I'd retailiate it was all my fault and she was the victim.
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