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I've encountered one, but generally, no.
If that doesn't work, fart on their pillow.
Ask Donald.Bullies?
Like how would an adult bully someone?
LOL "you're fired!"Ask Donald.
Really? What happened? Was this a trad or non-trad?
Bullies?
Like how would an adult bully someone?
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In the real world "bullies" are just dinguses and you deal with them. They will always be present.
Define bullying.....you seem to think it means anyone who does something mean or rudeAdults bully people all the time. Workplace bullying is extremely common.
A few years ago there was a story about a grown man who was caught mocking a small child with cerebral palsy by imitating his gait. And in front of the dude's own child, too.
Then the generations have softened up. Public offers to help that didn't pan out is bullying?idk as far as the traditional definition of bullying. But, rude behavior including ignoring someone/treating them like the don't exist with the intention of making you aware of their sentiments is bullying IMO. You'll def see some anal sphincters in school though. They could just be gunners whose path you got in the way of, or someone taking advantage, or just being fake. A fake kid i know offered help to someone (who theyre normally mean to or ignore) while the prof was around but ignored them and never followed up. Adults can be bullied too. Any kind of behavior that purposely belittles someone with the intention to harm esteem is bullying
That student didnt offer to help. It was an empty promise infront of the professor. I would agree with you about snowflake epidemic but if the HR departments of schools bother to make a presentation about it, it must be a real issue.Then the generations have softened up. Public offers to help that didn't pan out is bullying?
I'd offer an eyeroll emoji but I don't want to be seen as bullying the youngins
I fully understood it was a fake promise. Not bullyingThat student didnt offer to help. It was an empty promise infront of the professor. I would agree with you about snowflake epidemic but if the HR departments of schools bother to make a presentation about it, it must be a real issue.
I disagree with you. Schools make presentations on relationship abuse as well. Many people don't realize they are in an abusive relationship while they are in the "eye of the storm. " The fire department gives detailed instructions on what to do in a fire. But, maybe we shouldn't bother with that if we're self-sufficient adults.I fully understood it was a fake promise. Not bullying
And schools making presentations about things is by no means a reliable metric for it being an actual problem for selfsufficient adults
You aren't following. They also gave presentations on the need to support the AOA, on not being fall down drunk in your social media, and about how amazing the ACA was and how all the doctors loved it.I disagree with you. Schools make presentations on relationship abuse as well. Many people don't realize they are in an abusive relationship while they are in the "eye of the storm. " The fire department gives detailed instructions on what to do in a fire. But, maybe we shouldn't bother with that if we're self-sufficient adults.
Define bullying.....you seem to think it means anyone who does something mean or rude
bul·ly1Define bullying.....you seem to think it means anyone who does something mean or rude
I just have to say how great it is that you're actually saying exactly what Ron Swanson would say in this situation.Then the generations have softened up. Public offers to help that didn't pan out is bullying?
I'd offer an eyeroll emoji but I don't want to be seen as bullying the youngins
I study at the med student library occasionally and I've never witnessed physical bullying action taking place, but its heartbreaking, but I've seen verbal bullying a lot.
One encounter I saw was two med students (they're well known dbags at the med school) mocking another medical student that supposedly choked completing a neuro exam and they were just laughing saying how he had it totally backwards, spoke too nervously, and was anxious, meanwhile those two (the bullies) nailed the exam perfectly. The victim got visibly upset and wasn't laughing/playing along with their cruel verbal slights and slammed his books shut and got up and left, and the other two jerks were cackling at their accomplishment...
EDIT: Typed the wrong word and had to correct it in order for the anecdote to make sense
Not sure how you can let that happen to you as an adult. This isn't high school where speaking out might get you beaten up or lower your place in the pecking order if you stand up for yourself. You are paying a lot to be there and get a good education. There is absolutely no reason that as an adult you can't tell them that they are acting like children and should back off lest they find themselves the subject of a formal complaint.
Yes, this is the advantage of living in a society and culture of laws and universal standards of human decency (which some high schools unfortunately are not, I guess).
Yeah they're called attendings
Bullies?
Like how would an adult bully someone?
They can humiliate you in front of other people and threaten your career.
Pain induces suffering and self-harm.Am I saying that being mean to people is good? No. I'm just saying that pain is the greatest motivator.
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Pain can induces suffering and self-harm.
There are more constructive ways to motivate people.
The profanity filter on this site is something else.(that's probably just an dingus).
It happens anywhere in any setting. For instance, post a thread on here about how you are going to a Caribbean school and you will be cyber bullied into oblivion.
Not sure how you can let that happen to you as an adult. This isn't high school where speaking out might get you beaten up or lower your place in the pecking order if you stand up for yourself. You are paying a lot to be there and get a good education. There is absolutely no reason that as an adult you can't tell them that they are acting like children and should back off lest they find themselves the subject of a formal complaint.