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30 Times Nice People Were Pushed Too Far And Completely Lost It, As Shared In This Viral Thread
We’ve all been taught that when we don’t have anything nice to say, we shouldn't say anything at all. Some people never seem to adopt this mantra, but others appear to think about it constantly. You know the type, the extremely kind and soft spoken people who are somehow always in a good mood. Those who agree to help anyone and everyone at work and who never pick a fight with their significant other. There is nothing wrong with being gentle and sweet as much as possible, but the fact is that nobody can stay like that all the time. At one point or another, something’s going to crack…
One curious individual reached out to the Ask Reddit community and posed the question, “People who’ve seen nice people finally snap, what happened?”, and thousands of readers began sharing stories of when straws finally broke these camels' backs. Below, you can read the hilarious and shocking stories featuring people who were tired of being taken advantage of or walked all over finally standing up for themselves, and they might even inspire you to speak up about something in your personal life as well. Below, you'll also find an interview with Dr. R. Douglas Fields, neuroscientist and author of the book Why We Snap: Understanding the Rage Circuit in Your Brain, to get his insight on the topic.
Be sure to upvote the stories that stand out to you, and then let us know in the comments if you have any similar tales to share, whether it was a surprising situation you witnessed or a time you finally decided to defend yourself. Then if you’re interested in reading another Bored Panda piece featuring people standing up to their bullies, check out this story next.
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#1
I take my cat to a vet who also has 100 cats living at the clinic. Some of them are just unsociable, some are blind or have other horrible handicaps, and the clinic is basically hospice care for still others. Long story short, the doctor and her staff and volunteers are all saints.
Unfortunately, word has gotten out and some people now think of the clinic as "the place where you can dump unwanted cats." Which they really can't. It's already at capacity.
Anyhow, I'm waiting there one day for a routine checkup and this Kardashian-looking woman, covered with jewelry and expensive clothes, walks in with a perfectly healthy-looking cat. She tells the woman behind the counter, "I'm leaving town, I can't take the cat, so I'm donating it to you guys." The employee explains that no, that's not a sweater in your hands and this isn't Goodwill. It doesn't work that way. Oblivious to her surroundings - there are maybe a dozen people there, between patient parents and staff - the visiting woman isn't even making an effort to talk discreetly.
After being refused, she says fine, if you don't take the cat, I'm just going to dump it on the street. She has a brief staredown with the woman behind the counter, maybe assuming that she can guilt the clinic into taking her cat, then walks away.
Another customer - a big beefy guy - who's been watching this, intercepts the woman before she can get to the door. And proceeds to say something so vivid, I wish I could repeat it verbatim but I can paraphrase it with some highlights.
"Lady, you want to dump the cat? Fine. I'm going to give you what you want. I'll take your cat."
"But the price is that I'm going to berate you in front of everyone here, you useless f*****g c**t. You're so goddamned selfish you won't even cough up 69¢ a day for a can of Friskies? F**k you, you f*****g wh**e. You don't f*****g deserve the generosity of the people who work here. You want to f*****g blackmail them into preventing a cat murder? You disgust me. If it wasn't for that gold-plated pussy dripping between your legs, I'd punch you in the orbital sockets until your eyes bleed. Now get the f**k out of my sight before I decide that it'd be worth a battery charge to do it anyway. F**k you." This was R. Lee Ermey-level s**t.
By now, the doctor herself has shown up. She doesn't know exactly what's happening, but it's gotten pretty loud. Obviously she doesn't like people swearing at other people in her waiting room, it's bad for business. The guy says to her, "Look, you're probably used to it, but I get angry when I see people who mistreat animals."
Raven Sheridan 3 years ago (edited)
Can't wait till that horrible woman is ditched by her sugar daddy, for a younger, skinnier, prettier, trophy wife and abandoned on the side of the road, like she threatened to do to her cat!
ChokingChildren 2 years ago
u dont have to be young pretty or skinny to be a trophy wife just be better
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Creature Cargeaux 3 years ago
This is why I have to have a f*****g dog crate in my porch. People see me caring for all the street cats & taking in strays & getting everyone fixed & vaccinated.. & now I'm labeled as the designated cat caretaker for any & all cats. Whether they're truly homeless or they're abandoned by pieces of s**t who are to shameful to surrender an animal properly. So I have to keep a crate on my porch because people think a cats just going to say "okay I live here now" without trying to find its way home. They get hit by cars & killed more often than not. I have scraped too many of these cats (none of which were mine or neighborhood cats. 2 of which had microchips. I have a scanner.) off the road & cried myself to sleep over it & felt so bad I spent Hella money having them cremated. Just so that even in their death they can be in a caring home. Even if I didn't know them. I have a whole shelf of ashes from street cats. So now the crate prevents this. I get atleast 2 month sometimes 5-5. No joke
Creature Cargeaux 3 years ago
5-6. But more often than not it's a pregnant or sick cat or a litter of kittens. & yes I have a camera. Yes it catches every one of these people. But no, the city will not do anything about it & doesn't give a s**t about this problem. I do end up finding most homes. Unfortunately a handful were so sick & old that they didn't live long but I gave them a loving home until their time came. I currently have 36 cats on my property. 22 of which are my ferals & house cats (all fixed & vaccinated & in huge enclosures) & the rest are fosters from SPCA or cats that I am rehabbing who have been dumped or cats that are in hospice & aren't going to live long. New Orleans is the worst place I've lived while working in the industry. I wanted to move to the mountains but there's too many animals that need help. Now we're building a swamp property so we can take in more & hopefully turn this into an actual rescue so I don't spend my entire income on this. (Husband is the breadwinner)
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Down With Agent Hedgehog! 3 years ago
The woman is insane and should be posted on a ‘warning, kick out of building on sight’ posted in front of every single pet shop or adoption center there is around.
To gain some perspective on this topic, we reached out to Dr. R. Douglas Fields, neuroscientist and author of multiple books, including Why We Snap: Understanding the Rage Circuit in Your Brain. First, we asked if he could briefly describe what it means to "snap". "Snapping is a rapid, automatic aggressive response triggered by specific threats, in which the outcome is inappropriate or regrettable," Dr. Fields explained.
"We don't call it snapping if the outcome is appropriate--we call that quick thinking or heroic. The neurocircuitry for this behavior is in parts of the brain that operate without conscious control--the same regions of the brain that control other compulsive, automated behaviors like eating, drinking, sex, and emotion. This is necessary because conscious deliberation is too slow to deal with a sudden threat, and unlike our brain's unconscious threat detection circuitry that constantly crunches enormous data about our internal and external state on the lookout for danger, we have a very limited capacity to hold information in our conscious mind."
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#2
This woman, “Mary” I worked with was always pleasant and cheerful, said hello in the lunchroom and was generally liked. She worked in Finance in special projects. She said she wanted to retire “in a few years” and she had been working there for 15 years.
Her boss started pressuring her to complete our annual budget report faster, but this thing is huge and comprehensive and a figurative beast. “Mary” told the boss it would be ready in a couple of weeks, per the usual schedule.
The boss said that it needed to be completed within one week to give to the higher ups. “Mary” said it wasn’t possible. Boss emailed “Mary” + Cc a bunch of coworkers and the Assistant Managers, calling “Mary” out for a poor work ethic and for making the department look bad.
“Mary” said it wasn’t possible and didn’t appreciate being bullied. She put in her notice to retire by the end of the week, leaving her boss high and dry. She was the only one who could do the budget report in a timely manner - so the Department was double f****d.
Good for her.
Marissa Taylor 3 years ago
when are bosses gonna learn that if you don't treat the lil gears better the whole machine breaks
Ian Harac 3 years ago
Most places I’ve worked, there’s a handful of long-timers whose quiet competence is what keeps the place running. They are deep wells of institutional knowledge not recorded anywhere else. Disrespecting them, or trying to save a few pennies by hiring someone to replace them at half their pay, is not only grade-A assholeism, it’s also bad for business. Their accumulated knowledge and experience are worth far more than their salaries, and a “boss” who doesn’t understand that isn’t qualified to run a lemonade stand.
Seadog 3 years ago
One place I worked had a change of DMs. New DM told the manager he wasn't going to be a manager in his store and proceeded to bust up our perfect crew. Reason? Our small town store was kicking all other stores on the company scoreboard because we were better at playing their stupid game than other stores. Store quickly fell to the bottom of the board so his other, bigger stores could move to the top. That was 1997 and that store never recovered. I think only one of those employees is still with the company but not in that store.
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John Dilligaf 3 years ago
the only thing that would have made this better is if "Mary" had replied all to her bosses email with a detailed explanation as to why she was resigning; something along the lines of " due to [bosses name] bullying and unprofessionalism, as exemplified by the original email and his inability to accept the obvious facts and schedules due to his desire to kiss up I will be resigning my position effective this Friday "
Atreïdes 3 years ago
It could have come from there, since most of the articles on this website do.
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Grant Barber 3 years ago
That's not 'snapping." It's choosing your battles, being firm about what you are expert in.
We also were curious if anyone is capable of snapping, and according to Dr. Fields, we all are. "It is a misfire of neural circuitry that is essential to our survival," he explained. "Stress greatly increases the chances of snapping. This is because stress is simply the emotion that conveys to our conscious awareness that we are in a threatening situation for some reason. As in all defense mechanisms, the brain's threat detection mechanism goes on high alert at times of perceived increased threat. That lowers the threshold for triggering the aggressive response and increases the probability of misfires."
So can snapping be useful or beneficial at times? "We have this neural circuitry because, unfortunately, aggression is sometimes necessary for survival," Dr. Fields told Bored Panda. "We need it to protect ourselves and our loved ones, and, as carnivores, to obtain food. This is the same neural circuitry and same rapid aggressive response that drives heroism. Often someone will come to the defense of someone else, responding instantly and aggressively, and afterward they always say the same thing. 'I didn't think, I just responded'."
#3
One of my friends, she is the nicest person ever. She's that kind of person who knows when you're upset and what she can do to help. She's super respectful and never argues with anyone. If she has opposing ideas, she'll talk it out.
One day we were doing a 1 mile run for PE. She's really unathletic so she finished it in around 11 minutes. No one really cared except for this one track athlete. He started mocking her and laughing. She was visibly pissed, she'd been having a bad day and she couldn't deal with more.
"Don't be rude, not everyone is good at everything," was all she said as she took a step closer to him.
"What are you going to do?" He said, mocking her British accent. At this point she was riled up because he had done this multiple times before and she'd deal with him properly every single time. But he just wouldn't listen.
"I'll do this."
She punched him.
Right in the nose.
Blood started pouring out of his nose and he rushed to the nurse. She was suspended for a day. The principal was generous to her because he knew how much of a d**k this guy could be. She never apologized, and that dude is now legit scared of her.
Fluffy mommy panda 3 years ago
Good sounded like he deserved it. Sometimes you can't take it anymore
Artsy Bookworm 3 years ago
She finished 1 mile in 11 minutes😳 That is still insanely good by my standards. I would have collapsed long before.
h to da izzle 3 years ago
i dont like violence but some people sometimes need a high five, with a chair, in the face
Mama Penguin 3 years ago
I would have kicked him right on the baby maker. See if you can run now, jackass.
Hex Gurls 3 years ago
tbh this sounds like the beginning of an enemies to lovers wattpad story 😭😭💀
Rachel Ainsworth 3 years ago
Only in so called romcoms that try to teach women to accept that being treated poorly is love. Abuse is abuse not a sign of love.
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When it comes to controlling our potential to snap, Dr. Fields says that, "The key ... is to understand how this behavior is controlled by the brain. Contrary to what one might think from reading news accounts in which people seem to snap over almost anything, aggression is highly controlled by the brain. This is because aggression risks life and limb. Therefore, only very specific situations (triggers) will cause a person to snap. I describe the nine LIFEMORTS triggers in my book, and new research shows that different neural circuits control each of the different triggers, all of which feed into the brain's hypothalamic attack region that launches an aggressive response."
If you'd like to learn more from Dr. Fields about snapping, be sure to check out Why We Snap right here.
#4
When I was in high school, my group of like 6 friends were sitting at a round table in the cafeteria for breakfast. A table over, some girls had been tossing small chunks of their food in our direction. My one friend (M) wore her hair in an unusual, spiked up style & I guess the girls at the table were trying land food in her hair while cackling to themselves.
Cue my quiet, sweet, introverted friend (K) getting so angry I swear steam was coming out of her ears. One of the girls had thrown a decent sized piece of her egg patty at us & it landed on the floor near K’s foot. K proceeded to step on the egg patty, pick it up off the ground, walk over to the table of bullies, and shove the egg DIRECTLY INTO THE MOUTH OF THE ONE WHO HAD THROWN IT!
This was such an amazing moment in my high school memory. I couldn’t believe what I was seeing as K was the last person I would’ve expected to do that. Of course she did get in trouble but she didn’t regret it one bit.
Katrin Baumbach 3 years ago
So she got in trouble but the bullies did not? Typical! Happened to me too often! Making me mad, still to this day!!
Katie Andrews 3 years ago
A boy in high school had been making progressively more snarky, rude comments to me and I brushed it off as long as I could. Finally one day, as I was talking animatedly about what I wanted for my birthday, he and his buddies, several tables over in the cafeteria, had been eavesdropping. His voice dripping with sarcasm, he said "WHAT would YOU want with THAT?" I had wanted a Cabbage Patch doll! I snapped. With a table full of teachers behind me, I proceeded to burn, dynamite, and nuke every bridge with him. I insulted everything about him: penis size, his mother, his ancestors, his looks. I pressed every button he had and just went off and went on and on. He cried in the high school cafeteria, in front of all the teachers, his friends, everyone. And of course he never bothered me again. I showed power, dominance, and control to a bully, and it was the only language he ever understood.
Michelle A 3 years ago
Good for you! I did someting similar after having had enough of the group of boy bullies that insulted me time and time again. I unleashed a barrage of expletives....i got in trouble and they didnt stop then but eventually they stopped
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Andrew Betts 3 years ago
Hearing her say "Don't waste food! There are starving children in (random country)!" Would have topped the whole thing off.
Laura Gillette 3 years ago
And of course, the girls who were throwing food didn't get in trouble at all 😡
Seadog 3 years ago
People like that never get in trouble until they do something that gets the law involved and even then they often get off with a smack on the hand because daddy has connections. I've seen it all to often. The amusing thing is to see them sweat when daddy isn't around to help them anymore or they're in an area where his connections can't help.
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In theory, we all love a nice, kind, agreeable person. Nobody likes drama, and we all want to surround ourselves with people who we don’t need to tiptoe around. It is great to work with or be friends with individuals who don’t make us feel judged and who are willing to go along with anything. Want to get Mexican food for dinner? Great! Want to see a horror movie tonight? Let’s do it! Does this shirt look good on me? I’m only asking you because I know you’ll say yes!
The unfortunate thing about docile individuals is that they can often be taken advantage of. People who are more selfish and less kind might view their being nice as a weakness. If a toxic boss or romantic partner realizes they can walk all over an employee or their significant other, it can snowball into dangerous territory. And eventually, after exercising immense patience and understanding, these nice people are bound to snap.
#5
It was in army cadets, we had an instructor who had a stroke, or something like that, he was physically healthy but almost completely mute and used a type to talk pad.
Anyway the cadets would often ignore the talk pad because it wasn't very loud and well teenagers are d***s.
Until one day he got pushed to far and absolutely screamed "SHUT THE F**K UP!".
Everyone went silent, the guy himself looked utterly shocked, so did the other instructor and no one said another word that day without being asked.
This dude got so angry he temporarily overcame his severe brain injury just to make us be quiet.
Surralvampi 3 years ago
same way people move cars i guess, overload the system.....
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Deborah B 3 years ago
Different parts of the brain are used for singing and talking, which is why some people with brain injuries who can't talk can still communicate by singing. If he was doing some sort of therapy to develop that ability, maybe he was able to access it under stress, and technically "sang" the phrase?
Aboredpanda 3 years ago (edited)
Strong emotions can cause use of different neural pathways. For example my grandmother had a brain degenerative disease which would cause issues talking, but when she was around small children she blossomed and talked to the child, and when she used wry humour at her own situation sometimes she had whole sentences. One time I told her I loved her and she said "I love all of you, too". I think it was such a strong emotion needing to communicate that about all our family members that the words found her. In essence it's the same mechanism as what you're describing. Doing something differently allows a "side door" into what you'd normally not be able to do. Once the talking issues started occuring I tried to encourage her to sing her sentences, but unfortunately she said it was too embarrassing, and so wouldn't do it.
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Bouche Clay 3 years ago
I worked midnight shift at a home for developmentally disabled adults. One of the men was completely non-verbal. His favorite thing was his TV. It had to be on TV Land. One night, after I'd worked there for several years, I heard a man's voice I didn't recognize say, "You mutherfukker!" One of the other men had come into his room and changed the channel. Scared the s**t out of me! I never heard that man speak again.
Alleman Jennifer 3 years ago
I used to visit my dad in a nursing home. I always talked /visited the man across the hall. He tried to hard to communicate w me. He cldnt put words much less sentences together...EXCEPT when he was really fustrated he could yell F _CK! as clear as a bell then he wld shrug.
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Wayne Gossman 3 years ago
Clearly, a disable instructor is something only a real student would be aware of. A “BS” post would not try to make such a claim.
Wayne Gossman 3 years ago
There are brain injuries that can damage planned/conscious pathways. His outburst was probably a reflexive response and so using different pathways.
tnd hemanth 3 years ago
"the guy himself looked utterly shocked" You say. He might have been a secret double agent and got shocked when his ability to speak was exposed. You will never know
It can be empowering or inspiring to see nice people finally snap, when they have been dealing with being taken advantage of or been bullied for a long time before. It can also be shocking and entertaining, though. When an individual is always loud and opinionated, we might expect them to get into arguments or find themselves wrapped up in drama. But when the quietest person in the room finally screams, “Would everyone just SHUT UP?!”, you might be able to hear a pin drop.
Why do people snap in the first place, though? We are all familiar with the idea that we should not bottle up our emotions and that we should let them flow freely, but that can be a bit more difficult in practice. We can’t always make it clear to our employers that they have frustrated us because we need our jobs to afford our living expenses. Sometimes, it is not worth it to blow up at our significant other or a family member because we love them and don’t want to hurt their feelings. What starts as concealing one emotion out of fear of confrontation can lead to a mountain of feelings piling up inside of us. And we can never predict what will cause the volcano to finally erupt.
#6
So this story is from the time I was in high school. 2 years ago to be exact.
Our group had this guy (we'll call him N) he was pretty popular and every one liked him.
He was the perfect blend of Jock and Nerd
* You want to break up a fight? *you call N*.
* You want someone to play the piano for your musical? *you call N*.
* You want help with mathematics or physics? *you call N*.
* You want a midfielder for the football(soccer) team? y*ou call N*.
* You want to talk to someone? ***you call N!***
So we were in the mess when a guy (let's call him A) started teasing our friend (P) because how fat and ugly she was. A and his friends were laughing passing comments all around. N told P to "ignore the bs". Then A and his friends started throwing paper bits and food at us, N told A to quit it. A didn't listen and told P that her father left because he could't stand how ugly she was.
This was pretty much the last straw.
N got up grabbed A and threw him against the wall, like a bag. A's friends got up and N punched both of them in the face and one of them ended up with a bloody nose. N went back A and laid it to him at least 10 to the face. It was at this time that me and my friends could separate them.
A ended up with a 1 week suspension and two broken teeth.
N also got a 1 week suspension but his mother told us she is proud of him when she invited all of us for dinner. She even told P that she will be going to the school with P's mom to talk to the principal about this matter.
All in all N and his family are the most wholesome people I've ever met.
Creature Cargeaux 3 years ago
"Because of how fat & ugly she was" ...... like.... bruh..... you just called your friend fat & ugly too.... I think you meant "they were calling her fat & ugly" ... or did you mean to just say she was fat & ugly & she was being bullied because she was fat & ugly?
Contrary to what you may believe, staying positive all the time can actually negatively affect our health. It is great to be optimistic, and falling too far on the opposite end of the spectrum can be detrimental as well, if we get caught up in negativity and dwell on the downsides. But bottling up our emotions is a dangerous game. According to a study from the Harvard School of Public Health and the University of Rochester, people who try to hold their emotions inside increase their risk of premature death by over 30% and increase their risk of developing cancer by 70%. Positivity can be powerful, but only when it is not causing us turmoil on the inside and leading us to be dishonest with those around us.
“Suppressing your emotions, whether it’s anger, sadness, grief or frustration, can lead to physical stress on your body,” clinical psychologist Victoria Tarratt told The Hospitals Contribution Fund of Australia. “The effect is the same, even if the core emotion differs.”
#7
I was that kid. I moved to a new school in the 3rd grade, and while I was never one to be mean, I was extra nice to try and make friends. I was a tiny kid and grew a lot later than most. There was this one pretty popular girl who was what you'd consider larger than average for a 3rd grader, she looked more like a 5th grader. We'll call her Ashley.
Ashley took it upon herself to treat me like a doll, if that makes sense. She'd pick me up, throw me around, play with my hair, draw on my hands and arms in class, and I absolutely hated when she did this, but I just kind of put up with it because I didn't want to make her mad. This went on for a couple of months, until one day I just really wasn't feeling it. I was sick, but went to school anyway. We were in PE, and she started messing with me, trying to pick me up. I started crying, telling her not to, that I was sick and I didn't want her to touch me. She didn't listen and picked me up, squeezing my stomach.
I threw up directly onto her face and chest. She stopped messing with me after that.
Cat Palmer 3 years ago
Not a child (obviously) but my late sister once did something similar to her boss: he refused to let her go home early from work because he didn't believe she was really sick, she opened her mouth to argue and threw up all over his new designer shoes. She was appropriately not sorry.
#8
Freshman and sophomore year the same kid gave me s**t at the bus stop and the whole walk home. Every single day, nonstop harassment, just kept needling me constantly. So many people asked me why I took it, but I was just really shy and passive at that age, I stayed quiet and didn’t react.
One day the kid tried to push me into some bushes thinking it’d be funny, he’d never gotten physical before. I grabbed his wrist and put him on his a*s. He went down on his back and when he tried to get up I put the past two years into a single punch that put him right back down. Next day in school kid had the darkest black eye I’d ever seen, he wasn’t at the stop for the next few days and when he started taking it again he never said another word.
I shocked a bunch of people, but turns out lots of other kids hated this guy and were jealous I gave him what he had coming. It did a lot of good for me and the positive reaction kind of helped me come out of my shell. 10/10 would punch again.
Thatkamloopsguy 3 years ago
For those of you that like to say violence is not the answer you are as accurate as those who believe the customer is always right. Sometimes the only way to stop a bully is to beat the c**p out of them.
Atreïdes 3 years ago
Only as a very last resort when all alternatives fail. Only immediately when one’s safety is threatened.
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Péter Rózsahegyi 3 years ago
This reminds me of my story from when I was 14 years old. This happened in the last week of elementary school. I had a bully who I really hated, but I came from an abusive family, and I froze every time I had to defend myself, even though I was the second tallest in the class. So the guy grabbed my hair above my forehead and tried to pull my head down to his pants to make it look like... you know. With all the suffering and humiliation of six years, I gave him a really big slap on the back his hand that was between my skull and my fist (you can imagine the pain) and as he let go of my hair, I kicked his legs out and sent him to the ground. He also somehow hit his head on the radiator. He didn't dare come near me for the rest of the days, and I felt a huge relief. I wish I had done it sooner.
Notyomama 3 years ago
Same thing for me. Violent alcoholic mother. I was bullied on the bus by the same girl everyday. I was too scared to do anything about it. My Grandparents were coming to pick me up to go live with them. Last day on the bus I tore her a new one and walked off the bus.
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Natasha Tomes 3 years ago
🤣 This reminds me of when I punched a kid on the bus after years of verbal abuse. The bus driver was a good friend of my dad's and told my dad that he wondered what took me so long. Got in trouble at school but like you would totally do it again.
PickleRick 3 years ago
Same scenario. Guy always gave me s**t after getting off the bus and walking the rest of the way home. I just took it. Then one day he's doing this to a smaller boy from our neighborhood. I lost it. I laid into this guy. Messed him up. He could mess with me but when he went after someone even smaller, I seen red. Afterwards, his parents came by my home to confront me. All the other kids explained that the real bully was their son. They backed me, as did my parents. They shutdown real fast when they realized their kid was overdue for a good a** kicking.
Ueda 3 years ago
Totally relate to this one. I was bullied in middle school for two years by a group of morons. I was rather passive and my parents and teachers were absolutely no help (quite the opposite actually). They would just harass me at every occasion. Then one day, one of them had the brilliant idea of tripping me up, resulting in me covered in mud. I completely lost it, grabbed him by his collar and told him next time he did something like that, he was a dead man. First time I inspired fear in someone. They never annoyed me again after this. I learned a valuable lesson that day.
Aboredpanda 3 years ago (edited)
Similar experience: Our national day, famously known by kids as the day you get to eat as much ice-cream as you want. I was a bullied/ostracized child, shy and quiet, depressed. I never fought back or defended myself. Not for years. I had bought an ice-cream near my grandmas house, where all of my relatives were. We were barbequeing and I remember being really happy and relieved I didn't have to go to school, where I had a horrible time. It was my break day. I was just incredibly happy in that moment. Then my classmate shows up and starts mockig me, walking towards me from the direction I'm going towards. Something in my head snapped, all I could think was "NOT today." I continued walking towards him and as I was about to pass by him (he crowded me like I assumed he would), I punched him as hard as I could in the solar plexus, and kept walking, eating my ice-cream. He doubled over in pain and I could hear him coughing behind me. I didn't turn to look. He never bothered me again.
Chris Cristo 3 years ago
Same here. In the middle school, there were three morons bulling others because they knew they would not respond. One day, they tried to really hurt me (I mean physically). Little they knew I've been practicing Judo for the last three years... Guess what happened
Whitefox 3 years ago
We moved to a new neighborhood and my sister an I are 5 years apart so go to different schools. When I was a freshman, a senior guy threw a marble at my sister and cut her lip. I kicked his knees out, grabbed him by the hair and had his throat up to the barbed wire fence. I growled at him that should he even look at my sister again I'd cut him. I got a reputation that served me well from then on. I was/am a very nice and polite person, but don't hurt my friends or family.
#9
In middle school, my six foot two gentle giant friend who is literally the nicest guy you'd ever meet got teased about his mom by some short popular kid. My friend no hesitation picked him up by his shirt and slammed him against the locker at eye level and said, "Never talk about my mom like that." One of my favorite memories of him.
Pumpkin Spice 3 years ago
this is me (4'11) with every bully i've ever had-it's hard to realize that I have 7 years of Taekwondo experience and a tongue like a whip.
In fact, one study from the University of Texas at Austin found that by denying ourselves from experiencing certain emotions, we are only making the feelings stronger. If you don’t tell your partner that it is a pet peeve of yours when they leave the toilet seat up, it is just going to frustrate you more and more over time, and eventually you might scream at them about it. When in reality, they could have stopped doing it months ago, had they been informed that it was an issue for you. Bottling things up can lead to our emotions about one topic coming out in another situation as well. If you partner starts crying when they could not order what they wanted at dinner because the restaurant ran out of shrimp, chances are, that is not what they are actually upset about. Our emotions are sneaky and they will always find a way out, one way or another.
#10
Older brothers wedding. He's a very nice guy, almost too nice. He had a horrible girlfriend. He adored her though. She told him that he wasn't good enough and that she would break up with him unless he bought her this super fancy ring and married her. He did. He wedding was very stressful, and she was extra nasty. After they cut the cake, she got herself a huge slice and left him with none, telling him he should go on a diet. ( For context, he was underweight. He was working his way up to average. ) He snapped. Threw a handful of cake at her pretty dress and hair, then told her to expect divore papers to sign. He proceeded to scream, cry, and rant about how horrible she was and how she made him suicidal.
He's better now. They split up and live in different continents.
(Sorry for bad grammer and typos, I'm on mobile.)
( Also sorry for flaws in the story, this was quite a while ago. )
Fluffy mommy panda 3 years ago
Why did he even marry her? Like why waste the time and effort on someone like that?
Savannah 3 years ago
It's extremely hard to leave an abusive relationship.
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Hill Branda 3 years ago
Sounds like a victim of emotional abuse finally realizing what a horrible mistake he's made. Better late than never.
YinzerGhost 3 years ago
Couldn't he have the marriage annulled, or just not turn in the certificate? Why have to divorce? At any rate, good riddance to the a*****e bride.
Justme 3 years ago
It would have been easiest to just not mail in the license to be filed. Annulment is really only used when the marriage isn’t legal or legit - like, the parties were intoxicated, or underage, not witnessed, or when one party committed fraud like they were already married, or intentionally misrepresented themselves (incompatible sexual preferences, false identity, or other major factor usually taken into consideration before marriage like religion or intended country of residence).
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Malina TinyKittenTitan 3 years ago
He shouldn't need divorce papers, just don't register the license.
#11
She was an assistant manager and was known for being soft spoken.
At a manager meeting one of the General managers (who was known for being a total jackass to everyone) was going off on how every store should be run. Well, she snapped.
“You have the highest turnover rate out of any store in the district! You can’t keep employees for more than 6 months before they just quit all saying you were the problem. Maybe you should take that “advice” you’re giving us and use it on yourself.”
Edit: WOW! I didn’t expect this to blow up and thank you so much for the silver! So for anyone who’s invested in what happened next. She put in her two weeks not even 3 days later. The manager who she yelled at was transferred to a different location out of that district. The store he managed has since bounced back and has been doing very well.
Yay Pandas! 3 years ago
That's what management does, they just transfer the problem instead of getting rid of the problem.
#12
I'm a journalist and as in every daily newspaper, the office is one constant noisy brawl, papers flying about, editors yelling at each other, chief editors yelling at editors etc etc. So in comes Steve. Steve is a god-driven dude, really quiet and introvert, he's been working as a page designer for over a decade, he never swears, he never shouts, he never even shows a sign of discomfort.
Anyhoo on a very stressful day, with half an hour to go until print and half our systems non-operational, there are approximately 7 people over Steve telling him what to do simultaneously, including the editor in chief and the chief executive of the journal. Around them there are about 40 more people preparing for next day's edition, with all the yelling and shouting I mentioned before.
Steve stops. Steve kindly removes his glasses. Steve pushes slowly his keyboard out of the way and climbs on the desk. Steve releases a primeval cry to get everyone's attention and goes:
"HBGUUUAAAAAAAAAAAAAGH. EITHER YOU ALL SHUT THE F**K UP RIGHT NOW OR I'M GONNA BE REMOVING THE S**T OUT OF YOUR ASSES WITH MY D**K UNTIL SUNRISE".
Noone talked after that, noone laughed at Steve, and a few people even forgot to breathe for a few seconds from the shock.
We've called him Bad M**********r Steve ever since, even got him the same wallet as Sam L. Jackson has in Pulp Fiction.
MidwestAngst 3 years ago
Quick! Stop clutching the pearls and brace yourself before you faint!
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If concealing emotions is a habit for you, it can be hard to even recognize when you’re doing it. For many years, I cried about once a year maximum. But when I finally did, it was like the floodgates had been opened. I could not stop, and I did not know how to catch my breath or calm myself down. Clearly, that was not healthy, but I had a hard time expressing myself and many situations that we’re “supposed to cry in” didn’t bring one tear to my eyes. Now, however, thanks to the magic of therapy, my eyes can barely go two weeks without releasing some tears. But it can be brief and refreshing, and they aren’t always tears of sadness either. And you know what? It feels pretty great to let my emotions flow. Thankfully, I never snapped to the point of deserving a spot on this list, but I could see myself getting to that point in several years if I had not made an effort to get in touch with my emotions.
#13
I have a friend, W. Super sweet, kinda small, and she's pretty soft-spoken. Never curses beyond the occasional "s**t" and "damn". For context, she's Christian and I'm LGBT+. Never been an issue in our ten years of being friends. Her (now ex) was being an a*s about the Bible and how he interprets it. He claims his way is fact, that "it's right there in black and white". Oh, and he also told her to "not let [Wingnut] tell [her] anything about being LGBT, [their] lifestyle is wrong, it's in the Bible". I was watching this interaction go down, and I took his punches on the chin (I was rather angry and am usually somewhat confrontational, but willing to keep the peace for W's sake). W hates being told she's wrong. But she was willing to let that go, too. But the second he insulted me, I saw her get that look in her eye. She looked him square in the face and said, "Say what you want about my opinions. Everyone has different ones." She stands up, now taller than his still-sitting self, "But insult my friends, and that's it. We're done, m**********r." So proud of my bb that day!
#14
My story is about me and a substitute teacher I had for Spanish in 8th grade. I am a nice guy and at the time decently shy. Not popular, but athletic an known by enough people. Anytime someone messed with me I just brushed it off and never really said anything.
The first exception to this was when my normal Spanish teacher was out on maternity leave for about 7 weeks. The substitute had had to ask me to stop talking at the beginning at class one day and had labeled me as the problem child. This was a new for me since all of my previous teachers liked me and I did really well in class. Over the next few weeks she would call me on the smallest of infractions, or ones I had not done. Looking back, I guess she was using me as an example of power.
The straw that broke the camel's back happened in week 4. My friends and I were a few minutes early to class, as usual, and we were talking. I saw the teacher get up from her desk and I knew class was starting so I stopped talking. I had been quiet for close to 20 seconds and she yells at me to stop talking. I was done with this s**t. I stood up and said something like, "When was I talking? I stopped talking when you got up from the desk and had been silent for atleast 20 seconds. Can you explain to me what I did wrong just now? I will not be yelled at for things I have not done!" After that I sat down and she just started class.
From then on I was her favorite student. That was the only time I yelled at a teacher. It was worth it.
Ashbug 3 years ago
Me too I was usually the one they picked on and at 37 I still have major self esteem issues and trust issues mostly because when I was in elementary and middle school I had undiagnosed ASD
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Chiara Lago 3 years ago
I had a similar incident in JHS way back in 1963. I was very shy, new to this school, suffered tremendously from abuse from my parents and the seeds of major depression were growing in me. My homeroom/also French teacher was known to be brutal to everyone. One day I had had enough abuse and told her to go f**k herself. I stood there shaking as she watched me fall apart. That was the last time she ever raised her voice to me and pretty much left me alone for the rest of the school term.
Daffodil 3 years ago
Ugh. For context: I'm 2 years ahead in math, in my school district people typically take Algebra 2 in their Junior year, I took it in Freshman. So one day in that class, we had this sub who nobody liked. She was like a helicopter parent, but a teacher. Anyways, I was incredibly bored with that days lesson, and although I almost never finished the daily work for the class, I always did well on tests, rarely getting below an A. So I'm on my phone instead. Which, I know, isn't exactly reasonable, but I knew how to do what we were doing already. Also, (not an excuse but an explanation) I have adhd which makes it considerably harder to finish anything if I'm not interested in it. She comes over, sees I'm on my phone, and tells me to get off it. When I tell her I already know the content, she says to "Get off my phone and stop acting like a freshman" at which point I told her I was in fact a freshman. She said "Well maybe you shouldn't be in this class then." I said "I think my A says other
Daffodil 3 years ago
Says otherwise" Also sorry, I didn't realize how long this was getting when I typed it. TDLR: a dumb sub told me I wasn't smart enough for the class I was getting an A in
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(For obvious reasons I won’t state the school nor the bully) Wasn’t a friend but it was me. In high school we had a program for mentally challenged kids and ranged from a multitude of different disabilities. One day I was with my friends during lunch and we saw a big circle of kids. We were curious and we walked up to see what was going on. Only to see that this piece of s**t was shoving and making fun a disabled kid. You could tell that he was scared and confused at what was happening. Nobody stepped in to help. Everyone just watched. Before I could do anything tho the supervisors came and broke it all up but I was still pissed. I found that kid after school and asked him why he thought that was funny. He was with his friends and he tried to be tough saying “it was just a joke and he was just messing around” I instantly snapped and beat the ever living s**t out of him in front of his friends. They tried to stop me but I was already too pissed. After I finished I looked at all his friends and asked who else wanted to go a round with me. They didn’t say s**t and just walked away with their friend. Who in their right mind thinks it’s ok to bully and pick on a mentally disabled kid. Seriously. Go f**k yourself.
Fluffy mommy panda 3 years ago
That school was an awful school them kids should really got some big charges on them and got in big trouble. That is awful.
Alias Delfs 3 years ago
This s**t is serious people this is what is happening everywhere it isn’t just a story it’s the life of some people
Cass Malone 3 years ago
Thank you for standing up for the kid even after the fact. I can only hope there's someone out there that would do the same for my son
Joshua Moore 3 years ago
My son is autistic nonverbal and I have zero doubt he gets picked on at school. If I ever find out that sorta thing is going that you described, not only will I hunt down the kids who did it, I will hunt down the parents for raising such ignorant jerks.
Part of the reason why it can be so hard to just allow ourselves to feel emotions is because of the idea of “toxic positivity”. This is the pressure that many of us feel from society to never have a bad day. If someone asks you how you’re doing, they expect you to respond, “Great, thanks!” Your boss always wants to see you smile, and expressing negative emotions can make others uncomfortable. On Instagram, you will only see a highlight reel of everyone else’s lives, and it is rare to hear people openly discussing issues in their personal lives. I urge you to fight the urge to get caught up in the cycle of toxic positivity. You don't need to go posting crying selfies online or share the details of your divorce on Facebook, but challenge yourself to just be honest with others. "To tell you the truth, it's been a really hard day." It might feel a lot better than forcing a smile or fighting back tears to save face.
#16
There's this one friend that I've known pretty much all my life. She tries to be kind to everyone even when the other person is being a prick. During high school, in English class this was this one guy named matt that would bully her for being Asian. He'd make strange gibberish sounds at her mimicking Chinese, but very badly might I add. Though this may seem not that bad to others I could tell it definitely bothered her. I actually think it's pretty strange too. She's never even spoken a lick of Chinese anytime in the class yet Matt kept teasing her.
Anyways, I digress, one day while we were there in class she came in before the bell like always. I noticed she looked a bit annoyed already. The teacher hasn't started her lesson yet so my friend starts to talk to me and that's when Matt decides to bother her again. Once she started to talk, Matt goes "ah fweh? Eh Bleh gwah?" She stops talking, pauses for a second then turns to him. At that moment I knew something was going to happen. She got up from her chair and walked over to him. I don't remember exactly what she said but this is the closest to what she said. "Hey, Matt? Did you have a stroke or something?“ "No i-" "Cause it seems like you have a stroke every time you talk to me. Maybe it's because you're so f*****g dumb that your brain just shuts down. Either ways I'm so f*****g done with your b******t, Matt. Unless you're actually having a mother f*****g stroke I don't want to hear ANOTHER one of those sounds. You're not funny! No one thinks you're funny! If you think being f*****g racist is f*****g funny then maybe you did actually have a stroke! F*****G STOP IT! I AM SO DONE WITH YOU AND YOUR F*****G NOISES! JUST STOP BEING SUCH A B***H AND SHUT THE F**K UP! GOT IT?!"
By the end of that sentence, Matt has recoiled in his chair while my friend was standing there, panting from her outrage. In the background I can hear one of our other friends laughing, but not at her. "Holy s**t! That's the first time I've heard you curse! Goddamn she told you off Matt!" After that she huffed and sat back down. Surprisingly the teacher didn't notice because she didn't say anything. Or she did notice but watched it unfurl.
TL;DR- usually nice girl snaps and curses out a guy that's been racist to her.
Beth L 3 years ago
Oh the teacher noticed. The teacher was trying not to laugh and/or politely ignoring something they may have been required to report otherwise.
I'm Kid A 3 years ago
I second this. The teacher probably stashed this away in their mental cache of "small moments that make this job worth it".
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JustJackie 3 years ago
'Though this may seem not that bad to others I could tell it definitely bothered her ' It actually is that bad, so of course it bothered her. Matt thought he was funny, he was not. I'm glad she stuck up for herself.
Lee Banks 3 years ago
Shoot. I wasn't going to comment again, but here it goes. My best friend in grade school was the only African American in class, and this awful, wealthy girl kept calling her the n bomb, at lunch. Repeatedly, and horribly. Went to recess. Don't really know what happened, but my 7 year old self came back to my senses on the playground, and the racist had a black eye. First time skipping class, and my buddy was right there with me.
Zin Nyan Myint 2 years ago (edited)
alternatively say bruised eye, so that people like the person above(EDIT:Below) do not misunderstand.
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Pizzagirl 91 3 years ago
No, she said it would be okay for him to make those sounds IF he had had a stroke, but he didn't, so she was allowed to make fun of him. - BTW I've once seen someone who'd just had a minor stroke, friend of mine in college. We were out at a bar, and suddenly, she couldn't form words any more. Luckily, we realised something was off, and got her to a hospital. It was pretty scary, realising how much we count on our brain to keep doing it's stuff just right...
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My brother was a sweet kid (emphasis on sweet) in elementary school. This was early 2000s he was probably 8? At the time. Anyway he did wresting and baseball to pass time but generally was a pretty average kid. He was smart and had a good amount of friends from the sports he played. Nothing special.
Though there was one kid who bullied him a lot. For no reason really. The bully’s name was Garrett but they would call my brother names and hide pencils/pens to get him yelled at in class. Well one day Garrett for some odd reason decided to literally slap my brother in the face with a school lunch. Like a piece of pizza or something. Chicken fried steak maybe? My brother got up, picked him up by his shirt and slammed him to the floor, proceeding to break the kids nose and maxillae (upper jaw below the nose). After that everyone called him Garrett the Ferret because he had to have his mouth wired shut.
Fast forward a few years and I was being bullied and garrett actually stood up for me. I don’t know if he got his s**t together or was just afraid of someone bullying me knowing how my bother handles things.
Emerald Ocean 3 years ago
Well that’s great that garret realized his mistakes. The bully became the bullied and then the protector of the bullied.
Seadog 3 years ago
The bad thing about people finally snapping and lasing back at the bullies is the admin, which has done nothing to stop the bullying, suddenly rolls in like the red army and punishes the victim. Guess I shouldn't be surprised since that's the way it is in society, the perp always has more rights than the victim.
#18
One of my middle school friends, whom we’ll call Bob, was about a half foot shorter than everyone else. Everyone was around 5ft. He was an interesting (in a good way) dude. Interested in learning, played video games, was great to hang out with. But he looked scrawny. Didn’t look like he could hurt anything if I’m being honest. For some context to the story, our gym teacher was an a*****e. Gave nicknames, some good, some bad- to everyone. He was always sarcastic. Always berating everyone, speaking down to us instead of encouraging them.
One day the gym teacher says something about Bob’s mom. Which Bobs mom had fibromyalgia and some other conditions making her weak and unhealthy not by choice. And something In Bob snapped. Bob completely took down this 6.5ft monster gym teacher. Gym teacher looked like he stood no chance at that time. They were quickly pulled apart and Bob got expelled and had to move school while the Gym teacher was fired for fighting a student and being an overall a*****e.
Edit: aww my first silver, thank you!
Fluffy mommy panda 3 years ago
He should not have been a teacher in the first place an I'd say he shouldn't be abel to teach anyway that is disgusting behavior for a grown up let alone a teacher. That was a bad school.
over it already 3 years ago
Reminds me of my high school gym teacher - always making us do seal stretches and trying to look down (up?) the leg of girls' shorts while having us do situps. You were gross, Coach Davis. And not as slick as you thought. We all knew you weren't staring to 'check our form.'
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What is it with PE/gym teachers, the ones in my small UK secondary school were bullies, the ones my daughter had were bullies as well. One of my teachers was so awful to this slightly overweight girl in my class that she had panic attacks before every lesson. I mention her weight because that was what the teacher bullied her about.
Pizzagirl 91 3 years ago
I used to study to become a teacher, and many people studying to become PE-teachers had that pitiful jock-vibe: always bragging about their physical fitness, talking down to people they saw as unfit, being rather lazy about their second, non-PE subjects... I imagine, if your in that mindset and your not put right (since they'd have plenty of like-minded people in their field), you'd have a hard time when you're suddenly out in the real world and rather lonely. In a field where being the best is the way to go, you're suddenly "only" teaching children the basics of something you could (probably, at least when you're young) do effortlessly. Plus, you'll not have as much of a chance to engage with other teachers and have someone to have your back, because you'll be in the gym while they're in their languages office, science teacher's rooms etc. But I've had good PE teachers throughout my life (I think 6 or 7 in total), my best friend's husband is one, too.
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Nikki Sevven 3 years ago
In the US, you're required to take gym every year of your primary education. In 12 years, I never had a gym teacher that wasn't an a*****e. Not one.
Shari Dubs 3 years ago
I'm sorry you had such a bad experience! I was fortunate and mine were nice. I promise, not all PE teachers are bullies.
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Once again the victim is punished because admin failed to react. I had a coach that literally hated me, 7th grade I think it was, I guess mostly because I rarely dressed out for PE due to a major injury I sustained in a wreck the year before. My mom put him in his place when he decided to stick his nose into what I ate for lunch. He pretty much avoided me after that.
Toxic positivity is also present when people dismiss or brush off the emotions of others. If a friend recently lost a loved one, let them cry and mourn in whatever way is useful for them. Don’t try to tell them that “everything happens for a reason” or to “look at the bright side”. We often hear toxic positivity in the form of “things could be worse” or “other people have it much harder than you do”. Let’s not compare our struggles, and instead, let’s be compassionate and allow others to express their emotions. When we are constantly expected to be joyful and deny ourselves any negative emotions, it’s no wonder that kind people avoid speaking up for themselves. It does not feel great to have your feelings shoved under the rug, whether it's by yourself or someone else you attempt to confide in.
#19
A girl back in school was performing a piece in music class, singing whilst playing the piano and the douchebag of the class known for being loud and being a bit of a bully starts making quiet snide comments about her singing . So he insults her to his friend, she continues singing, he whispers something else and chuckles, she continues singing, he starts muttering something else and pointing at her she suddenly breaks off marches over to a spare chair and LAUNCHES IT right at his face then sits back down at the piano . Solid silence . The teacher takes her outside and then sends her to the principal . I ask her afterwards what the principal said she said she never went - the teacher told her to go on early lunch to the cafeteria . Apparently the teacher had said “I’m glad you did that because if you hadn’t I would off” :’)
Phyllis Turbin 3 years ago
No, the teacher allowed it to escalate instead of stopping the rude kid.
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Lee Benning 3 years ago
The teacher should have handled the situation before it got to the point of violence.
#20
Back in 5th grade, I was super lucky to have the elementary school’s favorite teacher. Every single student loved her.
My class was always super loud and annoying. We were working on some assignment before PE, and everyone was passing her off. She was only allowing students to go out if they finished the assignment. My slow a*s was unfortunately one of the last kids in the room. This one student, who was a godawful and annoying sh*tbag kid, was being way over the top.
My teacher got up, put her hands over her ears and just started screaming “SHUT THE F**K UP! JUST SHUT UP. SHUT UP. SHUT UP.” And she just stomped out of the room still screaming with her hands covering her ears. All of us just sat there in horror. Couple of kids just left to go to PE, and I sat there just trying to finish the assignment.
Our principal came into the room a few minutes later just telling the rest of us to go out to PE, but she made the sh*tbag kid stay in the room with her. He was moved into the other 5th grade teachers room after this.
She was completely normal and fine after coming back. And there was nothing else that went wrong for the rest of year. Just worked her a*s off and made all of us love her by her caring soul and all of that fun stuff. But that moment completely traumatized me.
Amanda Trent 3 years ago
Funny, when I was in 5th grade, we also had a teacher that everyone adored. One day, when it was a casual laid-back, not much work to do kinda day, the class ahole started running his mouth to her so she gets up, grabs a roll of duct tape and proceeds to tape him to his chair, everyone thought she was just playing around at first, but then she left him there for 15 minutes! Until he stopped running his mouth and calmed down. So, I knew she wasn't playing. She snapped, like none of us had ever seen. She deserves an award for that. None of this sissy c**p nowadays, let's use our words and talk quietly and calmly junk that makes these kids today soft, emotional wrecks of entitlement. No, we had respect back then and even the kids with add learned to cope and not act a fool instead of being coddled like today's youth. I know it sounds like I'm misogynistic, but I'm not. I just think kids today are treated in a way they should not be. In a way that will make them depressed and suicidal.
Seadog 3 years ago
Senior year I had a teacher that seemed to be middle of the road, some liked her, some didn't. I think a lot of it was the course, Government. The event that tipped the scale was when a kid fell asleep in her class and she let him sleep and when the bell rang, she went in the hall and told everyone to be quiet, no slamming lockers, loud talking etc. We came in and he's still asleep. She just starts teaching and about 10 minutes in, this guy wakes up, looks around at 22 kids all looking at him and realizes he doesn't know most of them, gets up and walks out. She was instantly tagged as a cool teacher. Later in the year this disrespectful c**t student gets in her face to the point the teacher is in tears. Teacher kept her cool though and the student walked out before having to be thrown out. Student never returned and we all had a good class from then on. Some events show the true metal of some teachers while exposing flaws in others. I certainly had much more respect for her in the end.
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This is a story of myself. I've been a pretty normal and tame dude my whole life. I'm very diplomatic and I'm definitely not the fighting type. Our story begins with my parents forcing 15 year old me to go to a Summer Church Camp for a week. Hadn't really been fond of religion my whole life, so this already had me on edge. I go to the camp and for the most part, things aren't awful. For context in the next part, I'm an old man at heart; I go to bed early, wake up early, and enjoy peace and quiet. I had just learned that all kids had to stay up til midnight at some camp party thing every night, so I was already pretty bummed about that. After sitting in the corner for a few hours trying to make everyone disappear in my mind, the party finally ends and we all get sent back to out cabins. Here's where the s**t hits the fan. After doing my nightly hygiene rituals, I climb into my bunk and I believe it's lights out. 30 minutes go by and kids are still chatting. I ask everyone to please either take the conversation outside or be quiet as I'm incredibly tired, as a diplomat would do. 30 minutes later, two kids still talking rather loud. I ask once more. Another 30 minutes go by and they're still laughing, joking, and ruining my sleep. I finally outburst with "I ALREADY DONT WANT TO F*****G BE AT THIS JESUS SH*TCAMP, CAN YOU SHUT YOUR GODDAMN MOUTH" and then it's quiet for another 30 minutes. Laughing picks back up again and I leap from the top of my bunk to the laughing kids bunk across from me and just start f*****g going ape s**t with my fists until the camp councillor barges in and I get sent home. Zero f*****g regrets.
ethan kraner 3 years ago
even if ghey didnt do that, i would have beat someone up to get outta that place,
Huddo's sister 3 years ago
What camp insists the kids stay up that late. Even at 15 every camp I attended has had a 10-10.30 curfew.
Memere 3 years ago
And how would you feel if you were forced into this situation? The kid was in a place he truly didn't enjoy, was made to stay up well past his normal bedtime, in a cabin with a bunch of strangers, and a couple of little jerks were keeping everyone from sleeping. I would have done the same thing.
Load More Replies...Thankfully, there are several methods we can use to learn how to properly express our feelings. One way to get in touch with our emotions is to practice mindfulness. It is surprisingly easy to have no idea how we are actually feeling when we don’t take the time to think about it. You can ask yourself how you are doing through journaling, meditation or by simply doing daily check-ins. Therapy is also a great way to learn how to put words to your feelings, and having someone to confide in can be a great first step into working through your complex emotions.
#22
I snapped when a co-worker accused me of training her improperly and then purposely getting her in trouble for the things she claimed I told her... she kept a journal of daily things I told her to do and then yelled at her for. Our boss boss was confused but believing her - I mean she kept a journal right? Until I pointed out I wasn’t at work on a number of days she had written I did something.... oooooops. I went off on co-worker big time for trying to ruin my career... later the boss and my other coworkers were like wow you’re always so sweet... yeah until someone accuses me of bogus b******t
Emerald Ocean 3 years ago
That coworker was a jerk. Thank goodness she messed up writing in the journal!
Alex Martin 3 years ago (edited)
If you ever have a difficult employee who keeps a meticulous journal, fire them as quickly as you can. At some point, they are going to sue you and will use every perceived insult, problem, slight, and "unfairness" as part of their lawsuit.
over it already 3 years ago
Utter nonsense - could've used all that time "documenting" to learn & do her job correctly.
Mandy Delaforce (PC Girl) 3 years ago
omg. I had one of these. I was her "boss" and she kept running to my boss telling them that I wasn't showing her anything, and I'd have to defend myself. She was useless. Couldn't even do fractions when working out wages. I as sure as hell wasn't going to hand over payroll to her! I ended up sacking her, as she was causing me twice as much work.
Seadog 3 years ago
I've had assistants claim I wouldn't tech them anything. Well, it's kind of hard when you're not at your desk and no one can find you when the job comes in. Also hard to teach you how to do the job you were hired for when you're elbow deep in doing someone else's job because they want to be lazy.
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I am one of them. It was when I was still in highschool, some guy behind me was constantly kicking my chair for a few hours. Asked him five times to stop and also tried the "they get bored if you ignore them" tactic. I was wrong. Suddenly I snapped picked up the guy (I was tall but my arm muscles are basically non existent). The window was open and we were on the ground floor. I basically thrown him out the window during class. He fell about 1.5 meters in prickly bushes and I sat again calmly to pay attention again. My teacher asked what happened and I said he was annoying me. Never got punished because "if ILoveToiletpaper did that the guy definitely deserved it" It wasn't something I thought of doing, back then I thought I wouldn't physically be able to.
Gary Geracci 1 year ago
Smallest kid in class, bullied a lot. Instigator stabbed me in the back with the point of a protractor/compass. It stuck in my back. I turned, picked him up(Don't know how) and threw him out a second story screened window. No one bullied me after that-Didn't even get expelled!
#24
A long time ago, I used to do call center tech support for fairly complex issues. A really nice, quiet guy went through the same training class. He talked if you talked to him, but never went out of his way to chat.
Right after training, the call center changes a ton of stuff - we start getting squeezed on the amount of time we can do documentation, how much research time we have, just metrics in general. It was utter b******t, because the favorites got to go on smoke breaks as often as they wanted with the managers. We'd essentially be punished for that because we had to keep the *average* numbers in a certain area. He did all the right things. Talked to his manager, talked to their manager, then to HR. It kept getting worse, plus enforced overtime. Then he got a super long call (he was on it at least two hours) about a complex issue, and the customer was just straight up abusing him but he had to take it because the managers wouldn't give permission for him to hang up. And they were basically screaming at him to resolve this issue and get to his next call, but we couldn't end calls, the customer had to.
One day he just stood up, stepped onto his chair, then onto his desk, threw his headset on the desk and sort of growled something like "f**k this," quietly. He looked around, staring people in the face, especially the people who took those long breaks and the managers.
Then he walked out and no one ever saw him again. Everyone was super quiet and afraid to move or say much of anything.
Stompin'Thom 3 years ago (edited)
Tell me you are American without telling me you're American.
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Jordi Sharpe 3 years ago
The pathetic thing is that the assholes who basically infused him with that anger are so shocked when he goes off. That's so f*****g common in these situations. Cowards.
Seadog 3 years ago
Companies that allow paid smoke breaks abuse the non-smokers because the non-smokers NEVER get an equal paid break. Make the smokers clock out every time they smoke, don't allow them to make up those lost hours and watch how fast they stop taking those breaks. One place I worked, already understaffed, had a member of management that would spend no less than 3 hours of an 8 hour shift outside smoking, more often it was 4+. Manager never said a word since he was a smoker too but at least he didn't abuse it. My dad took up smoking because the smokers got to take unscheduled breaks while the non-smokers had to cover them AND do their own job.
It is also important to start being honest with yourself and others about how you feel. Once you have gotten a hang of mindfulness and you know how to properly articulate your emotions, it’s time to start sharing them with others. This can be scary at first, especially when your friends or family members might not be used to you bringing up any conflicts or issues, but it will feel like a huge weight off your chest. You can prepare what you’d like to say ahead of time and write it down if the idea of confrontation makes you nervous, but I promise, it will be worth it to start being truthful. It is never worth the stress to conceal your emotions.
#25
I consider myself a nice friendly guy, and I'm pretty quiet. So I was dating this girl and it turned out my friends, who I consider even friendlier then I, bf dated this person as well, and my friend told me that she was a really toxic person. It didn't bother me too much, as I'm one of those people that don't want too judge people based off of others opinions. But about a month or two into the relationship, I started to see what my friend was talking about. So, a few days later I broke up with her. In the following days she started s**t talking me and started spreading rumors about me and my friend. My friends bf heard these rumors and broke up with her. So we were both pretty pissed about the situation. Three days later, my friend caught her ex kissing my ex and confronted them. She was relatively chill about it, its not like he was really cheating, but it hurt either way. She was about to leave, but my ex said "it probably hurts you more to know I was doing him while you were dating." My friend slowly turns around and asks her to repeat herself. My ex happily obliged. Worst mistake of her life. My friend jumped on to her and started beating the s**t out of her, even ripping out some of her hair. When she was done with her, she went up to her ex and said "you want to cheat on me, that's fine. But you can get your s**t beat with her" slapped him and kicked him in the nuts. We still talk about this today.
Hex Gurls 3 years ago
can someone explain this to me, it’s so confusing 😭😭 i wish op used names
Local foodie 3 years ago (edited)
4 people, a,b,c and d. A and b are friends. A is dating c and b is dating d. C and a break up and c spreads horrible rumours. B and d break up because d believes these rumours. Turns out d and c get together. B confronts them. C says that they were sleeping with d while b and d were dating. B gets upset and hits c and d. I think that’s it
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Norah Reilly 3 years ago
Bad enough that you cheat on me, but, brag about it - b***h, you're done!
Penny Lost 3 years ago
(2) Jack and Jill still talk about it even now, bonding over fond memories.
Penny Lost 3 years ago
Translation: Jack has a friend named Jill, who has a boyfriend named Bob. When Jack starts dating Amy, Jill tells him that Bob used to date Amy as well, and that Amy was a very toxic person. Jack brushes that off and continues dating Amy. Several months later, Jack realizes that Amy is indeed a toxic person and breaks up with her. Amy does not take that lightly and starts spreading rumors about Jack and Jill being more than just friends. Bob hears the rumors and breaks up with Jill. Three days after the breakup, Jill catches Bob and Amy kissing. She is hurt and about to leave when Amy starts taunting her, saying, "Just so you know, I've been doing him [Bob] while you were dating!" Jill performs a slow-motion turn-around and asks Amy to repeat what she just said. Amy happily obliges, and Jill goes apeshi-t on her a*s. After demolishing Amy, Jill goes up to Bob (who apparently was just standing there like an idiot while all this was going on), slaps him, and kicks him in the nuts. (1)
over it already 3 years ago
Grammar is important, people! I even had my teenager read a couple of sentences as an example of how NOT to write. I always see the grammar mistakes & almost never comment, but this one was a doozy.
Yvette Desmarais 3 years ago
Fierce. Not a smart reaction. Could have legal repercussions but fierce.
Dawnieangel76 3 years ago
I can't believe how so many commenters couldn't follow the story ...
#26
My freshman science teacher was a super nice and funny older man. One day someone messed up a lab he spent a long time planning and the dude absolutely lost it. He was throwing stuff, breaking stuff, tearing stuff off the walls, etc.
He was fine the next day and never did that again. It was like it never happened.
Joshua Moon 3 years ago
My favorite art teacher got fired because a student defaced and destroyed a huge collage of student paintings. Teacher found out who did it and pinned the kid to the wall looking at the artwork he destroyed and tore into the kid screaming about all the work and dreams put into the work and he had to come along and destroy it. Kid totally had that coming and even more. But things never were the same for the teacher after that.
Krystol Grayson 3 years ago
An art teacher I had in high school had a moment where he completely traumatized the whole class. This teacher was deaf and wore a hearing aid, and there was one stupid kid on class who would act up just because he thought he could get away with it. One day he flicked a piece of eraser toward the teacher's back... And all hell broke loose. This guy turned and his face was this reddish purple color, veins bulging in his neck. He starts screaming that he's going to kill this kid if it's the last thing he does. Let's just say after that outburst the class barely even spoke...
Marissa Taylor 3 years ago
yeah aside from throwing and breaking thigns and such, my laser tech tach( totally nice dude even printted off the notes for me since i was super slow with wrting (( I have autisim)) lost his s**t. so as a witness its avry good idea never p**s off the nice teachers. .-. they are scarier then the grumpy ones
Gail Wilson Webb 3 years ago
We totally respected our middle school science teacher after we found out he flew helicopters in Vietnam and had 3 shot out from under him. Ya. We were jerks before that.
#27
To make a long story very short, I went to a middle school that was very conspicuously gerrymandered in the sense that around 60% of the school district were from upper middle class neighborhoods, with the remaining 40% residing in a backdrop from a 90's John Singleton film. That being said, it was an interesting mix of students and always a great laugh.
My 8th grade year I decided to take Spanish as a foreign language, and while I was serious about picking up as much of it as I could the other half of the class spent most of our class periods roasting each other, beat-boxing, and generally creating an atmosphere of chaos and good-humor.
Enter my Spanish teacher, she was at most twenty-three, beautiful, sweet, and very naive. From the moment she walked into the class, she expected that she were there to change lives, a task who's impossibility would quickly become apparent.
As time went on and the chaos in the classroom became increasingly apparent, one day she literally just snapped. She walked over to the corner where some of my class-mates were playing dice (literally gambling in the middle of class), threw their cardboard and dice across the room and just exploded, I've never seen anything like it, she went from sweet and soft-spoken to screaming at the top of her lungs and completely losing it. In a single class period she suspended 9 students, threatened suspensions for anyone who as much as said a single word for the rest of the year, and even flagged down some security guards to tear some of the more intense problem students away from their desks. Around a week later, she disappeared and was never seen at school again.
tl;dr: Teacher was a kind and gentle soul, went hulk-mode, lost her s**t, and was never heard from again.
Katie Andrews 3 years ago
And as a retired teacher who survived, it is 99% the students' fault, 1% her fault. She was pushed into it, especially as a new and inexperienced teacher. This is also the fault of the school system, the school itsef for not providing mentorship and better support. There is a reason a lot of teachers leave during the first five years. This story is it. MORE and better pay, more and better support to retain top people who want to be there!
Crissie Laugesen 3 years ago
Security guards . . . she "flagged down some security guards" - that's not a scholl, it's a penitentiary.
Humans are capable of experiencing a complex range of emotions, and we are meant to embrace them all. And although it can make for a funny story when nice people finally snap, it is sad that they felt the need to ever mask their emotions in the first place. Keep upvoting the stories that you find most interesting or shocking, and then let us know in the comments if you have any similar anecdotes to share. Remember to let those emotions flow freely, and if you need to blow off some steam, I recommend finding a healthy outlet like working out or screaming into a pillow.
#28
I do research at a university in Virginia under the PI, otherwise known as, the boss lady. This lab is a cardiac MRI lab and we are encouraged to ask lots of questions and make sure we ACTUALLY UNDERSTAND what we are doing, so we do it correctly. We work on over 30 patients, so you mess up one, you will most likely mess up all and that could mean a months worth of work. Now talking about the boss lady.....wonderful, knowledgeable, patient, and kind woman. Never once had a bad experience with her. I do what she wants, she treats me well. Well, she hired a new person in our lab and let's say she doesn't understand how important it is to do it correctly the first time but keeps knodding her head when asked if she knows what to do. Not even a question asked. Fast forward 2 months, the research is about to be submitted to NIH and etc., so this is a very important time. New hire gives the spreadsheet data to the boss lady and all stats are wrong. Messed up for sure, a mistake definitely happened somewhere. This stats took 2 months to retrieve. The look on the PI's face was priceless. She looked at the new hire and back at the stats. You could tell she was trying her hardest not to be angry, but she was picking out everything that was wrong. I have never seen her behave this way and it absolutely scared the s**t out of me. She was trying so hard to control her tone, but her anger was showing through. Well, now, I haven't seen the new hire in a few weeks and I think I know what happeneddd.
over it already 3 years ago
:) She sounds smart, too. The smart ones know how to hide a body.
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#29
Was in Boy Scouts a few years back at summer camp. There was a Scout in my troop who was basically a giant teddy bear. Him and his whole family are the nicest, sweetest people you will ever meet. We’ll call him James. Anyways, there was this a*****e kid who loved to f**k with everyone’s s**t. We’ll call him Chad. One of the days during summer camp, James made a boat out of wood. He brought it back to our campsite after the day was over. He was sitting with Chad and some other scouts, including myself. Chad began to mess with James, asking to see his boat. James allowed him to see it. Chad demanded to hold the boat, and James said no. Chad began messing with James even more, trying to snatch the boat from him. Then Chad managed to grab the boat. James grabs him by the waist, picks him up, and sends him f*****g crashing into the table. James began to cry while smiling. We basically bullied Chad out of the troop after that. It was glorious.
Florence O'Grady 3 years ago
And you are Boy Scouts. Boy Scouts would not have let it get to this point. They would have stopped it when Chad first started being an a*****e. Boy Scouts are not supposed let junk like this escalate to the level you talk about.
Memere 3 years ago
Ah, yes, Boy Scouts are taught to live up to a higher standard, but in the end, a troop is a bunch of boys aged 10-18. They generally live in the same neighborhoods, & probably all go to the same schools. There will *always* be one or two who are perfect little angels in front of the adult leaders, but are rotten little brats when the leaders aren't around. Source: I was involved as an adult leader in my son's troop from Cubs until he was 14 years old. NO group of kids is ever going to be "perfect" little Scouts.
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#30
My extremely docile sister punched me in the face because I kept calling her a dingus. She's never done anything violent in her entire life.
Minath 3 years ago
My sister has always been a bully to me and it's awful having a sibling like that because you can't ever escape it. I used to run away a lot and my parents always asked what they did to make me run and it was always the same answer "you watch my sister torment me and never step in, would you want to stay somewhere like that".
#31
One of my best friends (who would never go out of her way to hurt someone and would sooner hurt herself than someone else) and I had noticed that the rest of our friends seemingly ignored her. Just had her around because I was her friend. We were teenagers at the time and I didn’t want to lose all my friends so I kept quiet. I occasionally mentioned it to some of them like “Feels s**t sometimes when (best friend) talks and no one seems to respond or listen” and some of them would agree and say they feel bad about but just never know what to say. Few months of this and one time one friend said in response to her “oh sorry I wasn’t really listening” and my friend turned and yelled “Well that’s the f*****g problem ____ you never f*****g listen to me do ya?” Best part was trying to see the other friends try to defend themselves. I had to mention the conversations we had where they agreed they ignored her so why would the lie now. Anyways, those friends ended up hating us for, and I quote, “showing our true colours.” Lmao. We’re good now and have found friends who listen to her and care for her like she does for them.
#32
An acquaintance of mine, “Darrel”, was always a quiet kid that bothered nobody. Given that he was 6’5” and 250 lb, he played football and was generally respected and liked. One day in Spanish class the class clown was making his usual rounds talking s**t, until he got to this one girl, “nelly”. He never really made fun of people of the other sex, so everyone around him was telling him to f**k off, but he kept going and finally got to the birthmark on her neck that was very large and dark red. He told her that it “dropped her a few numbers down.” At this point just about everyone and their grandma in the class was standing up about to rush him (save for “Darrel” and a few others) until Darrel got up, waltzed over to the class clown, picked him up BY HIS HAIR and said and I quote “if you don’t shut the f**k right now I am going to put you through that f*****g wall *points to the nearest wall*” he dropped the clown and walked away. A few seconds later, with his band of merry men behind him, the clown tries to jump Darell in the middle of the class, Darell then proceeds to elbow him across the room, run over, pick him up by the shoulder, and put his hand through the drywall right next to the clowns head. Security by this point was called and both Darell and the clown were arrested with both only getting off with fines for damages. Every day, the spackle patch where the hole used to be humbles me every day. Edit: train of thought
Amanda Trent 3 years ago
I think, personally, that the students that choose violence, will only have a hard time at work if they are narcissistic psychopaths or sociopaths. People that don't know how to NOT run their mouths. And that started well before high school, most of the time. But honestly, most fights could just be chocked up to be normal adolescent immaturity. And trying to gain the "respect" and "adulation" of their peers. Unless of course they're here in America where guns are wildly available on Snapchat just like drugs and sex. But u don't always know who's gonna bring a gun to a fist fight. But that's a whole nother discussion.
#33
My dad was always nice to his family. Everyone walked over him his entire life. He finally snapped when his sister took him to court and accused him an elder abuse of their mother. I was one to always use curse words describing his family member but he did it and I knew he snapped. (My dad never uses curse words)
Minath 3 years ago
I'm guessing OP's dad did all the caring for his mother and his sister did nothing.
Seadog 3 years ago
First wife was 7 of 7. When their dad remarried after their mother died, one sister alienated him to the point her kids had no idea who their grandfather was when they met him. At his funeral that sister fell to pieces. After the funeral, the director said" let me guess, she hasn't spoken to him in years." Yep. She said she sees it all the time. The one that has contributed the least always falls apart the most.
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I was a nice guy that snapped as a manager of the night shift at a Jimmy John's. I was tired of cleaning up the the bathrooms after people f****d in them at the end of every Friday and Saturday night. Saw a couple go into one of our bathrooms, both had single toilets,and lock the door. I started banging on the door for like 10 minutes, a huge frat guy opened the door and grabbed my skinny a*s by the neck. I freed myself from him, ran behind the counter, grabbed the iron pole we had for some stupid reason in case or robbery, and started threatening with it, waving it in his face, telling him to get the f**k out, I called 911 and he left.
The next day he came in and apologized, said he was just helping his drunk a*s girlfriend throw up.
A. 3 years ago
If that was true, why was the door locked? Unless she had to be naked to hurl....
Nikki Sevven 3 years ago
Locking the door when you're using a public rest room is normal, though. Unless you like people walking in on you while you're peeing.
Load More Replies... Johnny 3 years ago
how much mess does f**king cause? I used to work at a gas station and cleaning up the feces was disgusting (I still have no idea how/why it ended up on the floor or walls, along with the piles of toilet paper on the floor), I did find the occasional condom on the floor, but that was still less disgusting than the used toilet paper or menstrual products.
Amanda Trent 3 years ago
Agreed! I was in the lobby of a hospital a few weeks ago(to be fair, it is the "poorest" hospital in town. Where all the homeless and mental patients are taken. Anyways, I had to pee bad and as I walked into the single toilet restroom, all I could smell was poop. Then I started to walk towards the toilet when I noticed that there was poop smeared all over the floor as if someone tried to clean it up, but failed. And my assumption was correct bcuz as I walked back out the door, I noticed in the trash can there was a sock covered in poop. I honestly don't know why they didn't use paper towels or even toilet paper(there was plenty of both) or maybe they did, but still, why the damn sock?? Anyhow, I walked to the main desk, but it was after hours so they were closed(I didn't know at the time) and I waited there for 10mins before a security guard came to ask me what I was doing. I told him what happened. And then he went to see. Then made me leave. I was scared they thought it was me! Lol
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#35
My buddy Damian is the most jovial fellow perhaps since the knights of the round table. Me and him used to be the funny guys kinda ostracized by everyone. One year this new kid named Rafael comes to school, short. Chubby and a real jerk. Gave Damian a lot of s**t which he always ignored, then one day Damian gets up to go to his next class and Rafael stands infront of him and calls him a bruto (brute but way more insulting in Spanish) and says some choice words about his sister. Damián squares up. All 240 pounds 6’2 of him and stares Rafael down, then says “If you try something like this again I’m gonna slap you”. Grabs him by the neck and sits him down like a toddler on the chair and walks out. When I look back I still feel nervous thinking about that
SheamusFanFrom1987 3 years ago
I think by now people ought to realize that anyone named Damian means serious business (Think The Omen).
#36
It was actually a librarian who worked at my school. She never yells, always respectful and always calm. She is very easy to be around with, even if you are such an introverted student, anyways, there was this kid who was playing video games in the school library (which is heavily forbidden) and even when she kept telling him to turn off the computer, he didn’t give two sh*ts about anything. That’s when she started getting angry and full blown verbally attacked him out of nowhere and then she even said” You’ve never seen me angry?! well guess what? Now I’m angry! Angry because of you! Get out of here!” Yeah....
Pumpkin Spice 3 years ago
Never get a librarian angry. They know your name, face, phone number...
#37
Oh! I have something for this! I have a co-worker who rarely shows any emotion at all, but if he does it's normally a smile. He's got a very dry sense of humor and his timing is always perfect. One of those people who rarely says anything, but when he does everyone listens and it's always very important or hilarious. I've never seen him say anything less than neutral about anyone in 2.5 years of working with him with a single exception. He's doing a technical phone interview and at the end of the call slams the phone down so hard I thought he broke it. I hear him mutter "what an idiotic waste of time". We were all stunned.
Amanda Trent 3 years ago
Well that was a bit boring. I figured after reading the first sentence it was gonna be juicy. Dry as a bone lol.
#38
There was a hurricane in my town, and my co-worker's neighbor's house was destroyed. The town rallied around him and did their best to help rebuild his home, but the work was pretty shoddy, and the guy did his best to keep a happy face on. Finally, my co-worker leaned on the side of his house and the whole thing collapsed. The guy lost his s**t and started berating everyone who tried to help him. He got all sarcastic with my friend's wife, told his kid he's going to grow up to be a bum, and then he called the local police chief "the long flabby arm of the law." Then he looked at me and said "I don't even know you, but I'm sure you're a jerk."
Then he went over to my friend and said "Homer, you are the worst human being I have ever met."
The Crushinator 3 years ago
AW, HELL, DIDDILY-DING-DONG C**P! CAN'T YOUR MORONS DO ANYTHING RIGHT?!
foofoofloofy 3 years ago
"Well Doc, we've tried nothin' and we're all out of ideas!"
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Even before I read the word homer, I knew this was an exact episode of the Simpsons. I remember it very clearly. Especially when he called chief wiggum the long flabby arm of the law.
#39
My manager never swears and is never mean. Our store recently had a problem because we were losing money for months. Someone left an entire U-Boat of frozen food sitting out in the back room which has a heater in one of the aisles. My manager asked “what is this?” and we cut it open and he yells, “Are you f*****g kidding me?!? Who the f**k left this out here?!?” and I’ve never heard him swear or even sound mad. He immediately called AP and asked them to mark which camera he was on now and he was gonna check the footage later. Not exactly a huge snap story but for him this was pretty bad.
#40
I used to be really shy and quiet, as a single daugther of a single working mother was hard to socialize with people my age when everyone around me was 6-10 years older than me. (This happened around 97-98.)
My mom decided to put me in private school, it was the biggest change of my life as this kids knew about computers, music and english (im from mexico), and I just knew the essential of everything since I came from public schools. The firsts weeks where a nightmare, since this girl decided to make fun of me, my skin (i was a lot darker, i was a prietita and this girl was white) and my accent (this kids didnt have the 'region' s accent'...for whatever reason). Things continue like that and everyday I felt sadder and lonelier, until one day I just snapped.
I started been friends with a girl that liked the same cartoons as I did (Dragon Ball, pokemon, etc) and my bully didnt liked that i wasnt letting her bully me. One day, she decided to poke me with her pencil while we where in class, since I was just to shy to say anything when there was a teacher. She continued to poke me until the teacher had to get out for something, so I just grabbed her pencil and throw it away.
We started to fight in the middle of the classroom while everyone was either cheering, trying to stop us o getting out to get the teacher. She ended up pinching, scratching and hitting me, but she never expected me to actually fight back. And fight back dirty. I grabbed her hair, punch her stomach and bite her (i went full chola lol). I dont remember what happened, or how I avoided getting expelled, but 2 weeks later i was in recess eating my lunch and talking happily with my best friend, when all of the sudden she just came to us, handed me a bag of cheetos (pizza flavor!) and we never spoked about it again.
Michael Hauck 3 years ago
It means “dark skinned” not a nice thing to say
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#41
I was always a friendly kid, I finished my work early so I read in class. This guy wouldn't leave me alone. He was constantly picking on me. As I walked into class one day, he looked at me and said, "Hey you emo b***h, why don't you just cry in a corner and cut yourself." (Not joking, that's exactly what he said.) I tossed down my books and pushed him over a desk. He looked super surprised, but his friends were telling him he shouldn't have kept messing with me. I also didn't get in trouble even though my teacher saw me push him because she agreed that he deserved it.
#42
An excellent but quiet sales guy was called in for a meeting along with other employees. The manager went yabba dabba doo about increasing revenue saying "I don't care how you get it done, but I want it done". Quiet guy goes "yeah that's the problem...you don't care, and neither do we" and walks out. Like a boss man.
Seadog 3 years ago
I've worked for companies that demand a minimum10% increase in sales per year. That might work in cities with high per capita income and large population, but in hometown USA, you quickly reach a saturation point. Especially when many small towns have more competing stores than the big city. We constantly got compared to a city with 10x our population with 1/2 the competition. Either that or we'd get compared to the RM's home town of Austin TX, a city/county with 23x our population and 2x our per capita income and 18 competing stores compared to our 13.
#43
So there's a girl in my work who is THE NICEST HUMAN EVER. She's always smiling, she listens more than she talks and she treats everyone like they're the most important person in the world. It's genuine, she's just a really nice, positive person. Let's call her Nice Girl. Anyway, there was this horrendous, nasty bully in our work, and she was breaking her down bit by bit, hella jealous of Nice Girl. Let's call her Bully Girl. One day, Nice had absolutely had it with Bully, and Nice went OFF on her; nobody saw this, but Nice told us what happened, she told Bully to stop being disrespectful, stop being lazy and allowing everyone around her to do her work, stop using manipulation tactics to divide others, etc. etc., and Bully literally must have felt so embarrassed that she told us "Nice has just shouted at me! It was amazing! I feel great now!" using her sarcasm as a defence mechanism as she usually did. She was a horrible girl and I'm happy to say that she no longer works here. Nice Girl had just had Enough and told her straight.
#44
I’m usually the chill nice dude, I was sitting around a campfire with a few friends. All of them drinking. My best friend starts lightly slapping me. I tell him to knock it off 3 times. The third time I told him if he hit me one more time, I would take a burning log from the fire and hit him over the head with it. Needless to say he hit me one more time and I chased him around with a burning log. B***h f****n ran from me.
Anne Kilpatrick 3 years ago
This whole article is about nice people who finally snapped.
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I knew a guy in school who survived cancer when he was younger. Some kid was picked on him at recess and started calling him, "cancer boy." That guy turned around and clocked that kid with a right hook and the kid started bawling.
estelle jaslow 3 years ago
I once slammed someone against the wall. He wasn't following the rule in the gym and kept hitting me. Yes I got in trouble but HE got banned.
#46
Alright, this was back in Jr. High / Middle school. I'm in the math class for kids who dont do well with math. Extra time, less kids for more 1 on 1 help, etcetera. Well theres this huge 212 pound Mexican dude we called Big Jorge, he was like a teddy bear, but he was nothing but muscle. Friendly but reserved, he spoke fluent English but his accent was so thick that I couldn't understand him anyway. Big Jorge actually cared about learning, but between his language barrier and the too fast pace that the regular classes went, he was struggling. Then there was T.C. Cooklin, (100 pounds wet) class clown extraordinaire, Cooklin's the name, disruption's the game. Paired along side his sidekick Maurice, who looked like Rolo from the Cleaveland show, about 2 years before the Cleavland show was even a thing. Anyway, the two would do anything they could to stop class and have fun doing it. Things like humping the air, fart noises during tests and lessons, all physically harmless but still. Well, one day, the teacher stepped out to take two girls who had been slap fighting to the office and T.C. Cooklin made his move, he began to poke Big Jorge, apparently nobody told him that poking the bear was a bad idea, or he just liked the danger, idk. Now Big Jorge, he's a forgiving dude, but he has his limits, and today was the day those limits broke. Big Jorge grabbed Cooklin by his collar and threw him like a football accross the room, where he impacted with the teacher's desk and the stunned look on Cooklin's face i will never forget. Big Jorge will be a Father later this year.
Seadog 3 years ago
Why is it idiots always want to single out the one person that is at least twice their size? They've got to know when things go south, it's going to end badly for themselves. Yes, some smaller people know ways to F up a larger person, but these bullies are never those people.
#47
In my last year of high school, I was going through issues with depression, which wasn’t helped by some arsehole who went out of his way to pick on me. At my school’s Year 12 formal, he decided to rag on me after I found out that the girl who stood me up was there with another guy, and I had to be held back by my friends from swinging on him. But the final straw was when I was in the school library at lunchtime, doing some reading. Arsehole walked up to me and starting swatting me with a rolled-up newspaper, despite telling him to leave me alone. I finally picked up my chair, yelled “THAT’S IT!” and proceeded to chase him through a crowded (and fully staffed) library with a chair raised over my head and almost foaming at the mouth, while he ran off like a scalded dog. The next day, while hanging out with my friends, he walked up to me and actually apologised to me for what he did. My response: “Good. Better not f****n’ happen again.” I think he was scared both of the fact that I was willing to retaliate in such a public manner, and that I never suffered any punishment from it, despite clearly running past the school librarian while trying to hit someone with a chair in a blind rage. In a kind of funny postscript to that, a couple of years later I bumped into someone that I went to school with and had this conversation: T: Hey man, remember when you chased [Arsehole] through the library with a chair? Me: I can’t believe you remember that. T: You know someone recorded that on their phone? Me: .............................. what? I never did get to see that video.
Seadog 3 years ago
I understand you. I've felt that level of rage once in my life. I pretty much lost sight at that point so I just sat where I was. When it reached that point, even those that really weren't my friends clearly saw something was wrong (they didn't know what because they didn't see what happened and the perp had moved on) and tried talking me down while clearly not being in the path should I lash out. When they began to succeed, I just bolted to get away from everyone. Took me about an hour to calm down enough to go to my next class.
#48
In junior high there was this girl named Rachel. Quiet but popular, never messed with anybody, never said an ill thing about another person. One day she was leaving art class and accidentally bumped into another girl. The other girl took offense to this and just started fighting with Rachel. Rachel wasn't f*****g playing that day.
Rachel took those first few blows and kept taking a few more until she beat the ever loving s**t out of the other girl. BUT WAIT THERE'S MORE! The girl Rachel was fighting had a twin and all of a sudden you hear "NOT MY F*****G SISTER B***H!" and she starts wailing Rachel in the back of the head. Big mistake. Rachel basically has Sister 1 in submission and turns around and gives Sister 2 the same treatment her sibling just received. The quiet, nice girl just took on twins and beat their f*****g asses...well! It was the most glorious thing I saw in junior high school...other than Sarah's wet t-shirt when we had an R&R day. lol I hate seeing people get jumped, or in this situation *try* to jump somebody so this was justice. I wish we had cell phones back then.
#49
I consider myself as a mostly nice person. There's a guy I used to work with, known him for six years. I always knew he's a hypocritical jerk, he doesn't remember correctly nor listen other's saying, just believed whatever as he likes. Few days ago happened to had few drinks with him and other older guys. He was ruder than usual, kept bullsh**ting to everyone with smiley face (I've known him closely so I know his c**ps). Nobody cared to stop him 'cause there's no way to stop him. But I couldn't stand him anymore, got snapped, cursed with f-bombs then he did kinda shut up. (FYI, I never curse to anyone seriously unless it's casual mood/jokes) The others seem satisfied somehow. IDK but guess the reason was I stopped give a s**t recently. Good riddance.
Amanda Trent 3 years ago
Ok, C**ps? Is it Craps? 🤨 Weird bruh. I'm hoping that was just a typo.
#50
One of my friends in high school was a very nice Chinese-Japanese guy (Let's call him Jack). Jack was the tallest guy I knew (already hit 180cm when we were only 14), totally harmless, quiet and funny when he wanted to be. We had this new kid join our year (he didn't last there very long) and he was a total braggart and just generally kind of a d**k. In retrospect, he probably did it to make himself seem cool so that we would like him but it backfired in every way. We'll call him John. One day, as we were playing our usual rushed lunch football game on the field, Jack and John were next to each other. Jack and I were playing in defense and John was playing in goal. I didn't actually see anything happen because Jack was slightly behind me but I suddenly heard him say, "OI, did you pinch my a*s?". John was very quick to say, "No way man I'm not gay I wouldn't pinch your a*s!". Jack called b******t because John was the only person behind us. But, Jack had an admirable amount of patience. He said, "Don't touch me again okay?" and let it go. Not more than 2 minutes later, all I hear from my left is, "**I SAID DON'T TOUCH ME**". I turn around just in time to see Jack grab John by the shirt, lift him into the air before slamming him down on the ground. Another one of my friends, who plays rugby btw, was trying his level best to pull the much larger Jack away from John. Jack got in a few kicks to the body before picking up John's bag and **YEETING** that b***h far away. I was just in fear and awe because no one had ever expected any violence from Jack. The nicest guy in my year had just ruined this guy in like a split second.
#51
Kid was constantly making fun of me and generally being a jerk. So what to do other than to hit him in the head with a 10 pound book after several warnings to tell him to stop. Teacher was a bro and probably saw what the kid was doing before and didn’t get me in trouble. Edit: my most upvoted comment and it’s about me hitting a bully in the head. Weird but ok Reddit.
#52
My little brother was always the nicest kid in his class. One day when he was in middle school, and he accidentally bumped into another male kid. That kid said very loudly "ow! [Brothers name] just raped me!" Now, at that time our brother in law had just been falsely accused of sexual assault and had spent some time in jail because of it. My little brother shoved the kid up against the wall and told him lying about that kind of thing wasn't funny. Pretty sure the kid was scared sh*tless.
Minath 3 years ago
I'm the brother did that, lying about sexual assault is not something to even joke about.
Amanda Trent 3 years ago
I'm so glad u stood up for yourself! And I'm very sorry for all u went thru.
Load More Replies... Amanda Trent 3 years ago
That is VERY messed up and far beneath immature. I cannot stand people that make false accusations, especially about sexual assault! People don't realize how that stupid few words can absolutely destroy a person's life! I know, people close to me that have been falsely accused, and VINDICATED! I can't imagine people that didn't do a damn thing getting thrown in jail and marked as a pedophile or rapist, then getting put on the sex offenders list. Bye bye potential employment, housing and government assistance, etc. Some people are the worst kind of evil, right up there with actual pedophiles and should be treated the same way! There needs to be harsh consequences for false accusers! Maybe it will deter others. IDC if u think I'm wrong. That c**p can destroy lives and families.
#53
My friend did everything for what had been her childhood best friend. Dedicated her entire future to being with her and helping her stay on track. But that friend was incredibly toxic, constantly complaining about what we're indeed sh**ty circumstances, but to a point of excess and exagerration that she became self consumed. Constantly complained about how unfair everyone was and how insecure she was. One day that toxic friend decided to cut everyone off to hang out with 'more popular kids', who were in reality just the weird, incel type of gamer boys, but since she was one of those 'not like other girls' she didn't see this. My friend, as gentle and quiet and wonderful as she is, finally snapped. When my friend inevitably came crawling back she didn't respond, and instead joked and s**t talked her to me. It was the first time I had seen her genuinely upset and display anything besides a calm humor.
#54
Happened to me in 7th grade. Kid who sat behind me used to pick on me incessantly, and I was a major pushover at the time. One day he was just flicking the back of my ear and my timid a*s was doing nothing about it. He commented to his friends look at him flinch when I do it and did it the time that put me over the edge.
I got up and slammed my desk down. Turned around and knocked his books over and said some mean things to him. Here's where I failed to the bigger man... I didn't mention that this kid was Indian and his family worked at a 7/11, so I may have said some pretty racists things talking about slurpees and whatnot and there *might* have been a stereotypical Apu style accent... Again 7th grade, hey nobody's perfect.
Pumpkin Spice 3 years ago
I don't like the racism (I'm the same race as him) but I probably would've insulted his haircut.
over it already 3 years ago (edited)
Don't like the racism either, but am in full support of the reflection, admission of personal wrong, and (unstated but implied) personal growth since. 7th grade, nobody's perfect sums it up nicely.
Load More Replies... #55
Middle school, 6th or 7th grade. I was a nerdy over achiever and volunteered to help new students get acclimated so I met a lot of new kids and gave them tours of the school, showed them how to get to class, etc. At one point we had Vietnamese brothers transfer in. Super quiet, super nice, kept to themselves. During lunch one day some dumb white popular boys were making fun of these kids and being general racist s**t bags. Out of nowhere one of the brothers slammed his lunch tray on the floor, ran at the kid, and f*****g drop kicked him in the chest OVER the lunch table. A fight ensued and the white boy got his a*s handed to him. It was one of the most impressive things I’ve ever seen.
#56
I generally try to be nice to everyone cause like- I’m so crippled by anxiety and fear that everyone is constantly judging me and my actions. But anyways. I’m also *very* quiet at school. One day I’m in geometry and we’re doing an activity where we solve a problem with our group on the whiteboard for points. I’m at a group with my friend and a boy. We share answers and the guy gets a couple in a row right while me and friend get them wrong. We spend too much time discussing answers and don’t get the points. This guy keeps calling us r******d instead of explaining how he got the answer and saying we aren’t cooperating. Claims we won’t talk to him and I’m copying off friend. First of all- we got the same answer. It happens. Second. We weren’t talking to him because he keeps saying how we’re r******d because we got an answer wrong. So things escalated and we get into a yelling match in class. Something I would never do to anyone. This guy is just always like this so he’s a special exception. Honestly I would have fought him if the teacher hadn’t moved his seat before it got that far. Probably sounds like I’m exaggerating but this really happened. I also probably sound like an a*****e with no cool but like it wasn’t even 8am and I was doing math all morning lol. Also not as climatic as- I’m sorry? Breaking a dude’s arm! But it’s what I got. Have a nice day.
#57
This kid that I have known since the 1st grade was a particularly nice person. I had no issue being around them, but he was incapable of really being a friend. (I’m just saying that he is too nice) Anyways, one day at lunch there was a group of girls sitting across from our table. The kid had the back turned to them and was eating a sandwich out of his lunchbox. The girls thought it would be funny to take his lunchbox while he went to throw away his trash. I don’t know what the deal is with that kid and his lunchbox but he started screaming and threw everything in his reach at the girls’ table. It was terrifying at the time, but now looking back on it, it is hilarious.
#58
Herbie and I were nerds in high school. He got picked on a lot and, one day, a bully got extra mean. The guy got in Herb's face and smacked him a few times with a rolled-up towel. Finally, Herbie had enough and hit the bully in the nose. Twice. Just about the time when the bully woke up and decided to pound Herb into the dirt, everyone else jumped in and grabbed the two and held everyone back. It was perfect.
#59
Several of us successfully convinced a colleague (Tom) that if he successfully clip this light up toy to the nicest guy in the office (Mark), we'd give him £10. Tom was young and cocky, but whiny and wholly useless lad. Full of his own self importance and devoid of courtesy and knowledge. The sort who's arrogance caused others more work. I messaged Mark explaining the challenge given to Tom and said I'd have someone near us call Mark over so Tom could make an attempt. The twist was that Mark should catch Tom in the act. Tom doesn't get paid, we all have a laugh. Happy days. Well s**t. Mark's performance was so far and above anything we'd expected, being the nice and seemingly timid guy he was. Tom made his attempt and without so much of a seconds hesitation, Mark turns to Tom and screams, # What the f**k do you think you are doing? The entire office stops. Those of us who are in it, are already trying to stifle laughs fairly unsuccessfully. Tom flushes white and starts to stammer a bit of an excuse, "they said theyd give me a tenner if...". Mark cuts in angrily with, "are you a child? If they told you to run in to traffic you wouldn't do it would you. F*****g idiot." Cue Tom turning bright red and sitting down quietly. The rest of us roar with laughter. It takes a full 10-15 minutes for us to all calm down. Tom is still flushed and quiet. After a few more minutes I call him over, explain what had happened and give him the tenner. He stood dumbfounded for a minute or two, eventually relaxing and calling us various mages, but laughing about it. Two things came off it in the end; Although his competence didn't really improve, Tom was far less arrogant. The other, being that most people in the office held a newfound weary respect of Mark.
OhnoI’vebeencensored 3 years ago
I enjoy the typos in this story. Tom called them various mages - I wonder if he mentioned Merlin and Gandalf? And in the end people had respect for Mark but were also tired of his sh*t
What do you think ?
Eline 3 years ago
When I was 12, I was really shy, i spoke very little to others. Some day, I learnt by my younger brother ( aged 7 at the time) that a boy my age acted weird with him, and scared him. This piece of garbage showed his d**k to my brother. I was so angry that without thinking, I went to see the boy, and hit him so hard he left with teary eyes and a red cheek. It was in winter, I had gloves.
John 3 years ago
Years ago I worked at a Catholic school complex run by the sweetest nun you could meet. We were having some paving done and the company did a horrible job. I ended up talking with the owner who berated me as a no nothing youth. I was 25 at the time. The whole time this guy is berating me my boss was listening in. The owner finally showed up to address our complaints. This nun who was all of 5' nothing goes up to this huge guy and just dresses him down. She lit into this guy and had him shrinking like a violet. I had never even seen her raise her voice before she cut this guy down to nothing. Oh and the company had to repave the whole project. I never heard her raise her voice ever again.
Krystol Grayson 3 years ago
So, I am a complete doormat and hate confrontation. I would rather let it roll off me and deal with my emotions in private later (just to set the stage). When I worked at my first professional job, an optometrist office, I was the youngest employee and did a little bit of everything to make everyone else's jobs run smoothly. Well, there was this receptionist who decided that I was her new focus. Almost every day she would berate me over some small issue in appearance, or even just my knee bouncing while I made calls from a desk BEHIND hers. One day she starts nagging me for some small reason and I snap. I stand up and in front of the office staff and a waiting room full of patients I yell "P, you aren't my mother!!" She was stunned into silence, but one of the other receptionists winked at me, so I felt a bit vindicated. I'd like to say she never got after me again, but she did have to be reminded that I was her coworker and not her child several more times while I worked there.
Phyllis Turbin 3 years ago
When I was in 10th grade a freshman started bullying me, for no reason I could assess. When crouching at my locker he would jump on my back. My lunch constantly was missing from my locker (not really sure it was him but suspected him). Constant c**p from him. Finally, while at the water fountain he's behind me and says, "Hurry up four eyes. I want a drink of water." I had had it! I took a big swig of water and spit it all in his face! While he collected himself, I took off for my next class. I couldn't believe I did that! Yeah for me!
Hoodoo 3 years ago (edited)
I'd started working as a dental hygienist at an oil company/ military compound in Saudi Arabia. The dentist in the unit mocked my Scottish "brogue," contradicted me w/ patients & staff, & thought he'd belittle & bully me when it suited him. After bout a month o this, he said somethin nasty to me & I calmly followed him to his office & when he sat down, I flipped his desk over. Everything crashed to the floor. He sat timidly lookin at the floor as I poked him in the forehead & asked him if he was up for a row w/ a girl. He wasn't. I told him if he reported this I'd F-ing kick his pasty balls in. He paced about in the adjacent crapper for around 10 minutes & then went back to the clinic. I expected a write-up, but he never did one. I'm generally pretty thick-skinned, but once I snap I'll go to the mat. The dentist never spoke to me again. His mate said he told him " He didn't want me mad at him." Such a c**t...
Eline 3 years ago
I've always been and still is very protective of my family and my friends. I'm patient and often try to avoid conflicts. But if you hurt them, well, good luck. So, story time , here we go. A neighboor , we 're gonna call her Isa, had for hobby to spread rumors about us, especially my parents. one day, Isa made a biiiiig mistake. Badmouthing my mum in front of me. I snapped. -OKAY. I know that you're stupid but use your last braincells and excuse you. And don't you dare spreading rumours again, or i'll hit your face so hard you wouldnt even be able to eat without a straw. MOVE YOUR BIG A** AND GET LOST. SHUT YOUR FUC***G MOUTH. -Calm down , little bit**! -LOOK AT MY HAND. IN 3-2-1 IT'S ON YOUR CHEEK C**T. well, she left us alone after that.
John Huynh 3 years ago (edited)
I was a very introverted Asian kid in a Catholic school system. Got a few speech impairments that includes stuttering and slurring my words. This one guy from elementary keep making fun out of how i said background country one time. Most people went to same high school. He was part of American football team as a tackle and was good at it apparently as a big guy. He was part of my gym class and when we were playing "touch" football, he pulled the old joke before taking the ball and charging straight for me but I saw red. Then I saw him in the air as I collided with him so hard he got knocked backwards despite a head taller and at least 50lbs heavier. The gym teacher also football coach tried to recruit me to team saying I had potential rather getting me in trouble. I went into skiing club instead, competitive sports was too stressful.
velocirrober 3 years ago
The one time I "snapped" at my brother, it wasn't violent, but it had to happen. We were eating pozole (chicken/pork/hominy Mexican soup), and - as usual - we were cracking up. At some point I couldn't eat my pozole anymore because he wouldn't stop trying to make me laugh (he was funny but annoying), and the pozole was getting cold. So the next time he caught me with food in my mouth and tried to make me laugh, I fake laughed and spat all the food on him. We laughed a bit more together, while the pozole was being reheated.
Florence O'Grady 3 years ago
I am thinking that Jessica LanSpe and FinkAdele had perfect childhoods where everything went the way childhood should. They never got picked last for any game, every lunch was just what they wanted to eat that day, they always had teachers that just loved the little darlings, never were bullied or knew of anyone who was, always made 100's or A+'s on their paperwork, and definitely never were sexually hurt in or out of school. They sound like children should not be allowed to protect themselves or others. Well wake up you two, Jesus Christ has not returned and until He does we adults and children have to protect ourselves. Sometimes words are all we need, thankfully. Other times we need to use our muscles and kick some hind ends.
Florence O'Grady 3 years ago
That is why you don't mess with Catholic nuns. Especially ones that teach.
Eline 3 years ago
When I was 12, I was really shy, i spoke very little to others. Some day, I learnt by my younger brother ( aged 7 at the time) that a boy my age acted weird with him, and scared him. This piece of garbage showed his d**k to my brother. I was so angry that without thinking, I went to see the boy, and hit him so hard he left with teary eyes and a red cheek. It was in winter, I had gloves.
John 3 years ago
Years ago I worked at a Catholic school complex run by the sweetest nun you could meet. We were having some paving done and the company did a horrible job. I ended up talking with the owner who berated me as a no nothing youth. I was 25 at the time. The whole time this guy is berating me my boss was listening in. The owner finally showed up to address our complaints. This nun who was all of 5' nothing goes up to this huge guy and just dresses him down. She lit into this guy and had him shrinking like a violet. I had never even seen her raise her voice before she cut this guy down to nothing. Oh and the company had to repave the whole project. I never heard her raise her voice ever again.
Krystol Grayson 3 years ago
So, I am a complete doormat and hate confrontation. I would rather let it roll off me and deal with my emotions in private later (just to set the stage). When I worked at my first professional job, an optometrist office, I was the youngest employee and did a little bit of everything to make everyone else's jobs run smoothly. Well, there was this receptionist who decided that I was her new focus. Almost every day she would berate me over some small issue in appearance, or even just my knee bouncing while I made calls from a desk BEHIND hers. One day she starts nagging me for some small reason and I snap. I stand up and in front of the office staff and a waiting room full of patients I yell "P, you aren't my mother!!" She was stunned into silence, but one of the other receptionists winked at me, so I felt a bit vindicated. I'd like to say she never got after me again, but she did have to be reminded that I was her coworker and not her child several more times while I worked there.
Phyllis Turbin 3 years ago
When I was in 10th grade a freshman started bullying me, for no reason I could assess. When crouching at my locker he would jump on my back. My lunch constantly was missing from my locker (not really sure it was him but suspected him). Constant c**p from him. Finally, while at the water fountain he's behind me and says, "Hurry up four eyes. I want a drink of water." I had had it! I took a big swig of water and spit it all in his face! While he collected himself, I took off for my next class. I couldn't believe I did that! Yeah for me!
Hoodoo 3 years ago (edited)
I'd started working as a dental hygienist at an oil company/ military compound in Saudi Arabia. The dentist in the unit mocked my Scottish "brogue," contradicted me w/ patients & staff, & thought he'd belittle & bully me when it suited him. After bout a month o this, he said somethin nasty to me & I calmly followed him to his office & when he sat down, I flipped his desk over. Everything crashed to the floor. He sat timidly lookin at the floor as I poked him in the forehead & asked him if he was up for a row w/ a girl. He wasn't. I told him if he reported this I'd F-ing kick his pasty balls in. He paced about in the adjacent crapper for around 10 minutes & then went back to the clinic. I expected a write-up, but he never did one. I'm generally pretty thick-skinned, but once I snap I'll go to the mat. The dentist never spoke to me again. His mate said he told him " He didn't want me mad at him." Such a c**t...
Eline 3 years ago
I've always been and still is very protective of my family and my friends. I'm patient and often try to avoid conflicts. But if you hurt them, well, good luck. So, story time , here we go. A neighboor , we 're gonna call her Isa, had for hobby to spread rumors about us, especially my parents. one day, Isa made a biiiiig mistake. Badmouthing my mum in front of me. I snapped. -OKAY. I know that you're stupid but use your last braincells and excuse you. And don't you dare spreading rumours again, or i'll hit your face so hard you wouldnt even be able to eat without a straw. MOVE YOUR BIG A** AND GET LOST. SHUT YOUR FUC***G MOUTH. -Calm down , little bit**! -LOOK AT MY HAND. IN 3-2-1 IT'S ON YOUR CHEEK C**T. well, she left us alone after that.
John Huynh 3 years ago (edited)
I was a very introverted Asian kid in a Catholic school system. Got a few speech impairments that includes stuttering and slurring my words. This one guy from elementary keep making fun out of how i said background country one time. Most people went to same high school. He was part of American football team as a tackle and was good at it apparently as a big guy. He was part of my gym class and when we were playing "touch" football, he pulled the old joke before taking the ball and charging straight for me but I saw red. Then I saw him in the air as I collided with him so hard he got knocked backwards despite a head taller and at least 50lbs heavier. The gym teacher also football coach tried to recruit me to team saying I had potential rather getting me in trouble. I went into skiing club instead, competitive sports was too stressful.
velocirrober 3 years ago
The one time I "snapped" at my brother, it wasn't violent, but it had to happen. We were eating pozole (chicken/pork/hominy Mexican soup), and - as usual - we were cracking up. At some point I couldn't eat my pozole anymore because he wouldn't stop trying to make me laugh (he was funny but annoying), and the pozole was getting cold. So the next time he caught me with food in my mouth and tried to make me laugh, I fake laughed and spat all the food on him. We laughed a bit more together, while the pozole was being reheated.
Florence O'Grady 3 years ago
I am thinking that Jessica LanSpe and FinkAdele had perfect childhoods where everything went the way childhood should. They never got picked last for any game, every lunch was just what they wanted to eat that day, they always had teachers that just loved the little darlings, never were bullied or knew of anyone who was, always made 100's or A+'s on their paperwork, and definitely never were sexually hurt in or out of school. They sound like children should not be allowed to protect themselves or others. Well wake up you two, Jesus Christ has not returned and until He does we adults and children have to protect ourselves. Sometimes words are all we need, thankfully. Other times we need to use our muscles and kick some hind ends.
Florence O'Grady 3 years ago
That is why you don't mess with Catholic nuns. Especially ones that teach.
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