Do you know what ever happened to your school bullies?

Hope you can find solace in her misery, as grim as the situation is otherwise. Mine posted a picture of him in bed w a lady a couple nights back 🤭

The question is, why did she bully? It's normally a coping mechanism. Kids aren't born mean. It's learned.

The guy who bullied me follows me on instagram and Facebook. He was mean as fuck, but now we actually get along, have similar beliefs, he likes all my pictures, and we've even have a few conversations. It's weird as fuck. But I'm not the same person I was, so I'm not gonna hold him to who he was.

He got cancer and died. I don't feel bad for him as no one deserves cancer. If he got ran over by one his victims and broke both his legs then I'd feel like justice has been served

The most popular girl/bully is a recovering meth addict working as a kitchen hand in a hospital.
Another girl bully is unhappily married to the teacher who knocked her up in grade 11.
As for the male bullies I haven't seen or heard of them since the last time I saw them which was picking up their teeth after we fought.

I googled a bunch of them, two are serving life in prison sentences, one for murdering all but one of his siblings. The other for multiple stacked 20 or so year sentences including aggravated assault, burglary and kidnapping.

All my bullies are doing very well. They're all super rich and successful, extremely smart and funny, charismatic, with leadership skills and a large network.
If they saw me today they'd just find pleasure in my failures and in my fading beauty...

This kid who bullied me in middle school got hit by a car and died at the end of 8th grade, shortly before we graduated. He was only 13-14 years old.

I choose not to answer on the grounds that I may incriminate myself. 🤐

Haha!
(said in Nelson from The Simpsons voice)

They got fat and bald. 😁

Various fortunes. Most of the kids who bullied me unrepentantly in elementary school married right out of high school like their parents, had mobs of kids like they did and may or may not have passed on their ignorance to future generations. But one boy who surprisingly apologized and eventually became a friend by the time we were in high school, is now a well-known local pediatrician.

Karma

Oh well.