[Tip]

Did I mishear him saying he was having the best time of his life?

[smileymummy]

Originally Posted by Tip

Did I mishear him saying he was having the best time of his life?

hahaha

[Liam-]

Originally Posted by Tip

Did I mishear him saying he was having the best time of his life?

Nope, he definitely said that.. Not the words of a bullied man, i must say

[the truth]

Originally Posted by LiamPRW

Nope, he definitely said that.. Not the words of a bullied man, i must say

the words of a bullied brave optimistic man with a big forgiving heart

[Tip]

Originally Posted by the truth

the words of a bullied brave optimistic man with a big forgiving heart

Ahh, at least he wasn't lying then??

[Liam-]

Originally Posted by the truth

the words of a bullied brave optimistic man with a big forgiving heart

People don't express that they're having the best time of their life, with a, dare i say it, genuine smile on his face, if they are getting bullied. deal with it

[calyman]

What annoys me is the ease by which some people refuse to see what is happening, refuse to acknowledge the victimisation going on in the house, refuse to condemn the perpetrators, refuse to consider the effect such behaviour has on the victim.

Whilst simultaneously, harping on about how annoying it is to use a certain word that aptly describes such behaviour, a word that labels the perpetrators, a word that calls out for decent minded people to react against what they are witnessing, a word that should be the focus of most people's disgust and rejection of such behaviour.

Now which is easier; using "that word", or lecturing about why it should be used, when such behaviour occurs?