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In the discussion thread: Effects of Bullying Last Into Adulthood, Study Finds [View all]

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Wed Feb 20, 2013, 09:55 PM

rocktivity (36,624 posts)

14. Candidate for this year's "You Call This NEWS?" Award

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"To Figure This Out, You Had To Do A Freaking STUDY?" category.

Where do you think bullying in ADULTHOOD comes from?

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78 replies	Author	Time	Post
Effects of Bullying Last Into Adulthood, Study Finds [View all]	Redfairen	Feb 20	OP
"and bullies themselves"	KamaAina	Feb 20	#1
I didn't know that about Dumbya. That is awful. It is even more awful that someone like that could	raccoon	Feb 21	#29
I think one commentator did call him	burnsei sensei	Feb 22	#70
We saw that first hand on a national stage with	Cha	Feb 20	#2
Horrific consequences even when qualified as they do below....amazing. K&R	Jefferson23	Feb 20	#3
those of us who lived it know it shapes who you become. Overcoming the effects	BlancheSplanchnik	Feb 21	#65
This message was self-deleted by its author	rhett o rick	Feb 20	#4
It ought to be easy for non-bullies to stick up for victims too.	DaveJ	Feb 20	#7
Sorry, that's not bullying.	caseymoz	Feb 20	#11
I have a pretty broad definition of bullying.	CBHagman	Feb 20	#17
Maybe not as broad as other peoples'.	caseymoz	Feb 20	#19
Yes subjectivity enters into the equation. Welcome to life.	rhett o rick	Feb 21	#24
You just bullied me!	caseymoz	Feb 21	#27
Yes, I agree that my comment was rude and I apologize.	rhett o rick	Feb 21	#30
Wow. We agree!	caseymoz	Feb 21	#46
When one poster singles out another poster and calls them names	rhett o rick	Feb 21	#22
Yeah, but the difference is . . .	caseymoz	Feb 21	#25
The trouble with the ignore button...	Scootaloo	Feb 21	#26
Which is why you don't have to keep it on forever.	caseymoz	Feb 21	#28
Really	RobinA	Feb 21	#31
Thanks.	caseymoz	Feb 21	#45
Every action people don't like is now "Bullying"	alcibiades_mystery	Feb 21	#33
I agree that this is a strict definition of bullying, but I think it's legitimate.	DaveJ	Feb 21	#36
Sorry, you don't get to impose your definition on the world	magical thyme	Feb 21	#37
Sorry, you don't get to either.	caseymoz	Feb 21	#39
I don't understand why you are standing up against the misuse of the term 'bully'.	DaveJ	Feb 21	#44
K & R. I'll never accept "Come on, we were just kids" or "Move on". Sorry.	HughBeaumont	Feb 20	#5
Yeah, and "Time heals all wounds." like hell it does. nt	uriel1972	Feb 20	#6
uriel1972	Diclotican	Feb 20	#9
Heh, I've never been invited to a reunion...	uriel1972	Feb 21	#42
uriel1972	Diclotican	Feb 21	#47
You Can Contact Your High School For Reunion Details---If You Ever Want To.	Paladin	Feb 21	#59
Yeah. A few of mine have, more than a few haven't.	Posteritatis	Feb 20	#10
The article said ten years?	caseymoz	Feb 20	#20
No it doesn't.	Joe Bacon	Feb 21	#58
I dread high school for my daughters although I know they probably (hopefully) won't	Jennicut	Feb 21	#41
Redfairen	Diclotican	Feb 20	#8
As somebody who experienced bullying and it's effects...	elzenmahn	Feb 20	#12
I think our entire status ladder is determined by bullying.	caseymoz	Feb 20	#15
that's the 2nd time you've claimed a definition of bullying	magical thyme	Feb 21	#38
You need an authority figure to think with?	caseymoz	Feb 21	#43
no, I do not "need an authority figure to think with"	magical thyme	Feb 21	#49
If I cited an authority . . .	caseymoz	Feb 21	#61
you of course always have the option of putting me on ignore	magical thyme	Feb 21	#63
Another thing I wanted to add	magical thyme	Feb 21	#52
Bully is the word we use when "asshole" isn't appropriate.	MindPilot	Feb 21	#60
When cyberbullying is becoming a crime	caseymoz	Feb 21	#62
I would expand the definition a bit further than that...	elzenmahn	Feb 26	#74
In those cases it depends upon . . .	caseymoz	Feb 26	#76
Yep, Bullying is Not Something	RobinA	Feb 21	#32
elzenmahn	Diclotican	Feb 21	#48
I know exactly of what you speak...	elzenmahn	Feb 26	#75
elzenmahn	Diclotican	Feb 26	#77
I was bullied also.	burnsei sensei	Feb 22	#71
burnsei sensei	Diclotican	Feb 22	#72
You know, I could have predicted all the findings here.	caseymoz	Feb 20	#13
Candidate for this year's "You Call This NEWS?" Award	rocktivity	Feb 20	#14
The surprise isn't in the headline.	caseymoz	Feb 20	#16
Yup. Another Release From The Painfully Obvious Facts Bureau. (nt)	Paladin	Feb 21	#35
I thought this was well known already.	subterranean	Feb 20	#18
you know, back when I was in the prepubescent/early pubescent age group when bullying is probably	Douglas Carpenter	Feb 20	#21
As a Elementary Kid	RobinA	Feb 21	#34
Know all about that.	Joe Bacon	Feb 21	#54
And you never really recover from bullying by family members	nobodyspecial	Feb 21	#51
that's so true	shanti	Feb 21	#53
That is also true	Joe Bacon	Feb 21	#55
Amen to that. nt	raccoon	Feb 23	#73
I would only say and say from experience that one does not want to over dose on stewing about the	Douglas Carpenter	Feb 21	#57
maybe now it will get better...	neversaydie	Apr 27	#78
Fucking DUH. Science discovers water is wet.... :(	Fire Walk With Me	Feb 21	#23
Even with animals a stressful 'childhood' effects them the rest of their lives.	Sunlei	Feb 21	#40
For years, I had trouble forgiving a guy who had bullied me in school.	Tommy_Carcetti	Feb 21	#50
Wish I could say the same.	Joe Bacon	Feb 21	#56
Neither can I	nightscanner59	Feb 22	#66
For Many Years	RobinA	Feb 22	#67
Absolutely	LiberalEsto	Feb 21	#64
I left school in 9th grade, lied about my age, and passed my GED at 15, just to get away	The Flaming Red Head	Feb 22	#68
I'm sure glad this is starting to be dealt with	treestar	Feb 22	#69

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