You tortured me in high school..

[BreakTheIce]

Facebook is stupid. I quit it over a year ago and don't miss anything. I love how everyone has on average like 100+ friends, most of which they have never even met in person or ever will.

[gamestarp]

Facebook is stupid. I quit it over a year ago and don't miss anything. I love how everyone has on average like 100+ friends, most of which they have never even met in person or ever will.

You shouldn't quit facebook, I don't think. Just do like me, and never post anything. Several times I have learned about events, like marriages and deaths, of which I would never have known otherwise.

[goldenmoth]

Nope, Mine's in jail

[-Callum-]

I don't really remember high school. I wasn't out so I wasn't bullied for my sexuality. I know names, can place faces, I remember random teachers. It was only five years ago and I don't remember events. They sporadically return to me but it's largely a collection of fragmented memories. Isn't that awful? Ha.

I started out with Facebook in 2006 when I was still in high school. Most of my 'friends' on there are from high school...unlike some people, when they transition to university and add their 'new' friends, I didn't. As a result my Facebook is probably around 90% people I no longer talk to or have no desire to... and it has about 92 friends on it as every few months I'll log on and delete even more people.

[SLOPPYSECONDS]

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[Seasoned]

I'd tell him I'm looking for an apology. Any opportunity to heal a wound ought to be taken.

[BreakTheIce]

You shouldn't quit facebook, I don't think. Just do like me, and never post anything. Several times I have learned about events, like marriages and deaths, of which I would never have known otherwise.

Reminds me of

[xbuzzerx]

Facebook is stupid. I quit it over a year ago and don't miss anything. I love how everyone has on average like 100+ friends, most of which they have never even met in person or ever will.

That was more of a MySpace thing where people could just blind browse and add people they thought were hawt. Having to actually find someone by full real-life name makes Facebook a much more by-invitiation/permission sort of thing.

If you have 100 people on your facebook you've never met and never will all that tells me is you know way too many people online. Plenty of us use facebook to keep in touch with people who move all over the country after school and it's a lot easier to hop on facebook than to constantly try to update my phone everytime somoene moves (assuming they even tell me they moved or changed their phone number or e-mail address, which is hardly a given.)

I don't get all the hate for the website itself from people who apparently opted to use it in a way that annoyed them and then blamed Facebook for it.

[innocentbychoice]

OMG this whole Facebook talk reminded me of this (see the whole thing):

[Huntneo(PT)]

^ LMAO...a mess. I almost forgot about that crazy video!

[Wcw10891]

i think im just a cold hearted bitch, but anyone who was mean to me in middle school i would never friend on facebook, even if they wanted to 'aplogize' sorry doesnt cut it for me when you purposely went out of your way to make me feel bad. cause sorry doesnt take back the shitty years and humiliation i had.

Ive had people like that try to friend me and i just hit ignore if they wanted to apologize, they can send a message without being a friend on facebook. i just dont get it. its kind of paradoxical because when they apologize to you its not like they are doing it for you, they are doing it to make themselves feel better because they realized they are a piece of shit.

also ive seen people around and people are like "hey will" and i just look at them wierdly, like its been over 6 or 7 years, how do you remember me that well? as far as im concerned they can sit in thier guilt. but like i said im a cold hearted bitch lmao.

[G-Lexington]

I would never set foot in McDonald's, or any of those fast "food" places. I pit "food" in quotes because it most certainly is NOT edible - it's nothing but slow-working poison.

...oh, sorry. I got confused about which part of current culture I was supposed to act superior over.

For all I know, I've added my bully on Facebook already. I don't remember much about him. His name was Randy, and he was kinda weird looking. As bullying went, it was pretty mild., I guess, because I really don't remember much about it.

Lex

[LaughOutLoud]

He wasn't exactly a "bully", but there was this guy at school that seemed to take a dislike to me for no reason. I could tell he was trying to make me miserable, but we didn't run in the same social circles, so it was easy for me to rise above it and ignore. He was ridiculously hot, always with different women etc

Anyway, it's now been 8 years since I left school, and 10 since he left (he was 2 years above me).

He's engaged, has a kid and lives not too far away from me (though he never did live far away - we've always lived in the same suburb, from living with parents to living on our own).

A few years ago, one of my female friends that was working in a nightclub behind the bar at the time, said that he'd came in once really REALLY drunk. He'd been on a night out with friends and lost them all. Apparently he was telling her that he is "bi" and no one would understand and that it's been hard for him...she said he was almost in tears.

Fast forward a couple of years and he adds me on Facebook. Since school it seems he's done a bit of growing up because I'd bumped into him a couple of times in the street and he'd stopped to talk to me, asked how I was doing etc. I was happy to chat away, because regardless of our past, I'd always fancied the pants off him and would do anything to get into his pants (or so I thought....). Needless to say, I had no issue with adding him on Facebook.

A few weeks after adding me on Facebook he started messaging me quite frequently, sometimes sober, sometimes drunk. Eventually he told me that when he saw me in the street he "liked the look of what he saw" and started asking me if I'd be up for some "discreet fun to help him experiment".

It gave me great pleasure to turn him down

Now when I see him in the street, it's a bit awkward (for him, not me) and I've seen him out in town a few times (I never really go to gay bars/clubs - not my scene). Everytime I see him with a few drinks in him he makes a point of ditching his friends and following me around like a lost puppy, "accidentally" groping my ass when no one is looking etc. Tbh, when I've got a few drinks in me, I enjoy leading him on, I guess as some sort of payback for the way he treated me in school. I've even got a taxi back from town to where we live a few times and he's been very forward, begging me to come in (he lives alone right now because he and his fiancé are having relationship problems - BIG SHOCK!), and I turn him down every time


Therefore, I say add him. If you're out the closet and he knows about it....it could lead to a similar situation, allowing you to get the payback I did

[Telstra]

OMG this whole Facebook talk reminded me of this (see the whole thing):

He is very annoying. Don't know why people "likes"

[Telstra]

He wasn't exactly a "bully", but there was this guy at school that seemed to take a dislike to me for no reason. I could tell he was trying to make me miserable, but we didn't run in the same social circles, so it was easy for me to rise above it and ignore. He was ridiculously hot, always with different women etc

Anyway, it's now been 8 years since I left school, and 10 since he left (he was 2 years above me).

He's engaged, has a kid and lives not too far away from me (though he never did live far away - we've always lived in the same suburb, from living with parents to living on our own).

A few years ago, one of my female friends that was working in a nightclub behind the bar at the time, said that he'd came in once really REALLY drunk. He'd been on a night out with friends and lost them all. Apparently he was telling her that he is "bi" and no one would understand and that it's been hard for him...she said he was almost in tears.

Fast forward a couple of years and he adds me on Facebook. Since school it seems he's done a bit of growing up because I'd bumped into him a couple of times in the street and he'd stopped to talk to me, asked how I was doing etc. I was happy to chat away, because regardless of our past, I'd always fancied the pants off him and would do anything to get into his pants (or so I thought....). Needless to say, I had no issue with adding him on Facebook.

A few weeks after adding me on Facebook he started messaging me quite frequently, sometimes sober, sometimes drunk. Eventually he told me that when he saw me in the street he "liked the look of what he saw" and started asking me if I'd be up for some "discreet fun to help him experiment".

It gave me great pleasure to turn him down

Now when I see him in the street, it's a bit awkward (for him, not me) and I've seen him out in town a few times (I never really go to gay bars/clubs - not my scene). Everytime I see him with a few drinks in him he makes a point of ditching his friends and following me around like a lost puppy, "accidentally" groping my ass when no one is looking etc. Tbh, when I've got a few drinks in me, I enjoy leading him on, I guess as some sort of payback for the way he treated me in school. I've even got a taxi back from town to where we live a few times and he's been very forward, begging me to come in (he lives alone right now because he and his fiancé are having relationship problems - BIG SHOCK!), and I turn him down every time


Therefore, I say add him. If you're out the closet and he knows about it....it could lead to a similar situation, allowing you to get the payback I did

I can't see any payback here.
Maybe childish or a trouble maker ?

[LaughOutLoud]

I haven't caused any trouble.

And you'd also consider it payback if you got to see the look on his face every time I turned him down, then begging me not to tell anyone

[tombastep]

I don't get all the hate for the website itself from people who apparently opted to use it in a way that annoyed them and then blamed Facebook for it.

Seriously.

I don't add anyone that I disliked and even when it comes to people I do like, when they started making annoying posts they get blocked or removed. I even done it with family members.

As for the topic, I never had a bully facebook friend me. I never had many people who I used to know in High School or who I grew up with try to add me. Although I only really had one bully in my life and fortunately it didn't last long.

[MissAnne]

ha...I'd never do that.

I would end up being escorted off the premises not long after getting there.

LOL, true...true. I just want them to see that they cant push me around anymore.

[thatgirl]

I haven't caused any trouble.

And you'd also consider it payback if you got to see the look on his face every time I turned him down, then begging me not to tell anyone

Honestly, I'd be careful around this guy instead of leading him on. He sounds unstable and you never know if he'll react violently one day in response to your constant refusals and put downs. It may be satisfying but it isn't worth the risk should this take a morbid turn.

[reone]

^Agreed. Playing that game seems so unnecessary, and also potentially dangerous...

[LaughOutLoud]

Honestly, I'd be careful around this guy instead of leading him on. He sounds unstable and you never know if he'll react violently one day in response to your constant refusals and put downs. It may be satisfying but it isn't worth the risk should this take a morbid turn.

I guess it's going to he hard to explain to someone that doesn't know him, but I appreciate your concern

Whenever it happens, I'm normally with a large group of friends (he doesn't know them, and they don't know him), or it's in the back of a taxi we've shared whereby we've went to his first and I've just turned down the chance of getting out with him - I just stay in the car and go to mine. In that respect, I think I'm pretty safe.

That said, I've always looked at him as being a bit of a pussy - I guess that's why the initial "bullying" was easy for me to ignore, because I've just never been intimidated by him. I'm not a violent person but, tbh, I could probably take him

He's not unstable, he's just someone that's confused with his sexuality. Looking at his Facebook, I can tell he lives a very normal, sociable life - lots of friends, always out with them, lots of things going on etc.

Like I said, probably difficult to explain to someone that doesn't know him, but I'm sure I have nothing to worry about

[Telstra]

I guess it's going to he hard to explain to someone that doesn't know him, but I appreciate your concern

Whenever it happens, I'm normally with a large group of friends (he doesn't know them, and they don't know him), or it's in the back of a taxi we've shared whereby we've went to his first and I've just turned down the chance of getting out with him - I just stay in the car and go to mine. In that respect, I think I'm pretty safe.

That said, I've always looked at him as being a bit of a pussy - I guess that's why the initial "bullying" was easy for me to ignore, because I've just never been intimidated by him. I'm not a violent person but, tbh, I could probably take him

He's not unstable, he's just someone that's confused with his sexuality. Looking at his Facebook, I can tell he lives a very normal, sociable life - lots of friends, always out with them, lots of things going on etc.

Like I said, probably difficult to explain to someone that doesn't know him, but I'm sure I have nothing to worry about

I still think you are childish playing games.
Anyway, you say he is hot. Any pics of him and you are not single ?

[LaughOutLoud]

Well obviously I don't think I'm being childish, or I wouldn't be doing it. I like to think of it as being more like karma than anything else.

I'm not going to share his pic here or via PM....grudge against him for how he acted at school or not, I don't have his permission to do so

And yeah, I'm single (I think that's what your last sentence was trying to ask..?? Lol)

[M10000]

I sent the cards that come out of magazines that you fill in where they will send you porcelain dolls, magazines, coinc, various gifts , etc

They send you the item and then you pay for it after because they would "bill me later". So he received all the items and then the companies would want him to pay for it. It's a great revenge.

But I don't think these days they do that (or maybe they do) I don't read magazines but it must have been a hassle for him cancel these items that were sent to him and then they billed him

Lol

[Scealle]

OMG this whole Facebook talk reminded me of this (see the whole thing):

Lol funny video. I had a few friends who would always ask me and other friends to like their status even if I don't really "like".
I generally add friends that I have now in college. I wasn't bullied physically but I was humiliated pretty bad back in high school. I also had a really hard time making friends and was severely depressed due to always name calling. I know that it seems a bit vengeful but I am just glad that I am no longer in touch with them except a close few who treated me well.

[greekboylovesdaddies]

Sme bullies from school were pretty hot especially in high school...does this make me sound like an abused housewife?lol

One of them was totally hot, I imagined him fucking me hard...