In that case, fair enoughBecause the girl in question is quite the social justice warrior and I know it’s out of character for her to be ok with someone like that.
In that case, fair enoughBecause the girl in question is quite the social justice warrior and I know it’s out of character for her to be ok with someone like that.
If we chucked out all the good stuff done by people who we now find disagreeable, we wouldn't have much left.Today’s irritant...
A girl I know posted on Facebook about how awesome Roald Dahl was. I replied to try and point out some of his lesser traits and both her and her boyfriend kicked off at me. Eh?
This is a man who bullied his ex wife and said things like, “Hitler wouldn’t have done what he did to the Jews for no reason.â€
His stories are pretty sick and he hated children.
Why would you delete the whole of social media? If someone is being bullied on social media and can't handle it I have a great solution for them - don't go on social media.Watching the sad documentary last night based on Jesy Nelson of Little Mix' experience in being cyber bullied and attempting to take her own life, I'm sort of wondering if we should remove social media.
If you don't fight back against bullies you could end up taking your own life.
What's your take on this?
Watching the sad documentary last night based on Jesy Nelson of Little Mix' experience in being cyber bullied and attempting to take her own life, I'm sort of wondering if we should remove social media.
If you don't fight back against bullies you could end up taking your own life.
What's your take on this?
I started typing, deleted, repeat a few times in answer to the original comment. I went on a bit of a rant about the whole subject and realised it was not so good. The calm version is I agree with what you have said. If you live your life through social media there are some unpleasant sides to it. Not everything can be 'like' and praise. It goes with the territory, accept it, scroll past or give it up. I particluarly find it grating when some of those complaining about the pressure of social media are ones who post regular scantily clad pictures of themselves which in there own right put pressure on young girls. Take a look at what you post yourselves would be a good starting point.Why would you delete the whole of social media? If someone is being bullied on social media and can't handle it I have a great solution for them - don't go on social media.
Agree. In many walks of life there are forms of bullying that hard to deal with and hard to get away from. To my mind, 'cyber' bullying doesn't quite fit that bill - if you don't have a thick enough skin to let negative comments be water off a duck's back, then you can turn it off. Just log out. Nobody NEEDS to be on Facebook or Instagram or whatever.I started typing, deleted, repeat a few times in answer to the original comment. I went on a bit of a rant about the whole subject and realised it was not so good. The calm version is I agree with what you have said. If you live your life through social media there are some unpleasant sides to it. Not everything can be 'like' and praise. It goes with the territory, accept it, scroll past or give it up. I particluarly find it grating when some of those complaining about the pressure of social media are ones who post regular scantily clad pictures of themselves which in there own right put pressure on young girls. Take a look at what you post yourselves would be a good starting point.
No excuse for the morons who post the bullying messages but accept they are morons and move on.
Agree. In many walks of life there are forms of bullying that hard to deal with and hard to get away from. To my mind, 'cyber' bullying doesn't quite fit that bill - if you don't have a thick enough skin to let negative comments be water off a duck's back, then you can turn it off. Just log out. Nobody NEEDS to be on Facebook or Instagram or whatever.
Says the person who obviously has not expierienced bullying, whether physical, mental or cyber.Agree. In many walks of life there are forms of bullying that hard to deal with and hard to get away from. To my mind, 'cyber' bullying doesn't quite fit that bill - if you don't have a thick enough skin to let negative comments be water off a duck's back, then you can turn it off. Just log out. Nobody NEEDS to be on Facebook or Instagram or whatever.
How would having a vasectomy where the local anestheitc hasnt worked and you feel like your kidneys are being pulled down and out through your testies compare?Yup, kidney stones. Passed two in the last six months. There’s no pain like it.
Cheers folks. She’s on the mend but she’s not a fan of the codeine high at all. She’s spending a lot of time sleeping it off. It means I get to play a lot of Xbox...
I refuse to take codeine in any form.
The last time I used it, after a shoulder operation, I got so badly constipated that I didn't go for well over a week.
Never ever again!
When we grew up, If you were bullied in the playground you weren't told to not go out and play.Why would you delete the whole of social media? If someone is being bullied on social media and can't handle it I have a great solution for them - don't go on social media.
My wife once took 2 of my Solpadol with codeine caps, she was like a Zombie for 2 days, could hardly lift her head from the pillow , the peace and quite was greatCheers folks. She’s on the mend but she’s not a fan of the codeine high at all. She’s spending a lot of time sleeping it off. It means I get to play a lot of Xbox...
Your input completely useless as always. Thanks.Says the person who obviously has not expierienced bullying, whether physical, mental or cyber.
I think it's the only solution unfortunately. The solution certainly isn't to close down social media for everyone, the suggestion that launched this conversation.When we grew up, If you were bullied in the playground you weren't told to not go out and play.
Granted you can't give a bully a slap online like you could at school. But telling someone to not do what they enjoy because some knob is giving em grief surely isn't the solution.
Yeah I agree we can’t close down the internet.Your input completely useless as always. Thanks.
I think it's the only solution unfortunately. The solution certainly isn't to close down social media for everyone, the suggestion that launched this conversation.
Your replies tell everyone you have never or had your kids be the subject of bullying, whether physical, mental or on-line.Your input completely useless as always. Thanks.
On-line bullying.....what a crock...