Thank you for calling me out on this TF. I was wrong that TCL’s first reply meant it was her choice to be a bully. Subsequent post she gave me had the medical information I needed to know. Then, I realized I went overboard.
Yes, a medical condition switches it up. From what I’ve just read this condition affects many people, a low percentage but still a great number. Side question- are lawyers abusing IED in court to get violent offenders who don’t have it off?
I’m just surprised it isn’t used more often as a legal defense, at least I’ve never heard of it.
To further answer you: I’ve seen many girls bullied during my formative years and as an adult, so my beef stems from that. I’ll admit I’m sexist with my opinion about those who choose to bully. All bullying is wrong, but I can tolerate a male bully easier than I can a female bully. Why? I guess because I’m a female I expect more from other females? Idk… could be I’m thinking that no mother should ever be a former bully because how do you shut that light switch off just because you’re older? Do you really “grow out” of being a bully or just reach different stages of it?
I know adults who try to bully others to get their way, how about you? I don’t like it. As adults, if somebody wants a job they have to act right in order to get paid, but on their off time they can start fights in bars on a nightly basis. Destroying private property deserves a strong penalty imo, smashing somebody’s face in deserves more. Appropriate consequences for app actions, according to age. Intent of the offender also helps to determine the extent of outcome.