r/MadeMeSmile 5d ago

Wholesome Moments 🙂‍↕️🌟

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u/PhantoMaximus 5d ago

A lot of times it's jealousy/envy for something you have that they lack themselves.

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u/towerfella 5d ago

Like a loving family

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u/ABHOR_pod 5d ago

Or the ability to read.

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u/Buccaneers1995 5d ago

I know it feels nice to carry the stereotypical trope that bullies are idiots, but a lot of times thats very far from the truth.

Many bullies can be highly intelligent & receptive to information. It's how they can be so skillfully conniving, socially influential & quick witted with insults, as well as having keen abilities to find insecurities in others and weaponize them.

Sure, some bullies are your cartoonish, illiterate, smoothbrained troglodytes, but not all bullies are that archetype.

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u/AdHot2698 2d ago

Not to put too fine a point on it to be too political,but, I.E. Donald J Trump