ITT: Terrible lessons that are taught to kids from cartoons
>Just let go
Letting go assumes that you fear whatever challenge/obstacle/issue is in your way and puts you on a hamster wheel of anxiety about its presence, sometimes making it harder for you to move on quickly with a rational mind.
>That bully from high school will change their ways as an adult
Actually, that bully won't change and will likely become a boss or just much more successful than you because most bosses are sociopaths, which will do well in any position where having a conscience or a strong sense of empathy is an impediment.
>Most bad people from their teen years change to be good and better adults.
Most actually learn better to mask themselves in public to fool people that they're "good" people.
This is why I won't watch that stupid jungle movie. Fuck it.
Fucking pussies.
Nathaniel Johnson
>lmao, just let the villain get away without going to execution, prison or even judgmement over their countless murders and other crimes, who cares if they swear they will murder you while walking away?
I know plenty of people that rant about being bullied in HS on social media. They weren't bullied, they were assholes and people didn't like being around them. They got treated in kind to how they treated others.
Genuine psychopath bullies are really god damn rare. Most of that shit is kids figuring out how to be adults, and when adults are still complaining about that phase of life (like OP) I tend to think they are the one who didn't mature properly.
user, Bullies iRL become big dicked chads who live long in corporate offices. Stacies love Chad thundercock.
Xavier Cox
Based and redpilled
Brayden Hernandez
This. People aren't dynamic OP, they change. Some for better, some for worse. You're experience in school is neither universal, nor indicative of any trends in human behavior.
Lucas Morris
Actual functioning adult here.
Bullies do end up feeling bad about how they acted. Being a bully is no different than being a catty gossip. It's FUN to put people down, and it's easy to get carried away with it, not caring about how the people you're putting down or beating up feel about it. Especially when you're a kid and your brain isn't fully developed and you don't realize you've been doing the same shit for years and how that's different than just doing it the one time (see also: many of our resident shitposters).
Nah. People don't change. They grow up, but they don't change. The reasons people act the way they do aren't obvious even to the people doing it. You can be a good person doing bad things simply because you're not mature enough to realize why they're bad. Actual bad people are rare and usually end up in either prison or law enforcement.
Blake Stewart
>EVERYONE can be redeemed with a song everyone has their own path to redemption, using the same tactic doesn't work for everyone
Samuel Rodriguez
There’s a reason why “with age comes perspective” is a saying
Anthony Nelson
>being good and kind will be rewarded It works to a point, but there are also plenty of people who get taken advantage of for being nice, and plenty of people who become happy and successful by being selfish
