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• craigswan 31,704 Posts

  Fri, Feb 3 2023 2:34 AM

  It depends on severity of the laugh.

• callaghan159 6,342 Posts

  Fri, Feb 3 2023 4:36 AM

  pmm711:

  gfy.

  short for goofy?🙄

• HamdenPro 2,483 Posts

  Fri, Feb 3 2023 6:10 AM

  craigswan:

  It depends on severity of the laugh.

  Seeing how you do not like seeing it in caps, I went and got myself a stamp. I plan on using it a lot..

  

• HamdenPro 2,483 Posts

  Fri, Feb 3 2023 7:34 AM

  

• PureGro1 1,656 Posts

  Fri, Feb 3 2023 8:17 AM

  

• craigswan 31,704 Posts

  Fri, Feb 3 2023 11:03 AM

  Relational bullying (also called social bullying) isn’t easy to spot because it often happens behind the back of the bullied person. A relational bully is usually set on increasing their own social standing by diminishing the standing of another forum member .

• HoleyJuan 34 Posts

  Fri, Feb 3 2023 11:17 AM

  DuFussMcGoo:

  Punxsutawney Phil has seen his shadow

  This looks like animal abuse to me.

• HamdenPro 2,483 Posts

  Fri, Feb 3 2023 11:58 AM

   

  craigswan:

  A relational bully is usually set on increasing their own social standing by diminishing the standing of another forum member .

  Are you saying you are being bullied? This is a sensitive subject, too sensitive to discuss in this forum thread, IMO.

  If you feel you are being bullied, best to confront that person. about how you feel, via PM or comment on their wall - IMHO.

   

• DodgyPutter 4,690 Posts

  Fri, Feb 3 2023 12:11 PM

  Relational bullying (also called social bullying) isn’t easy to spot because it often happens behind the back of the bullied person. A relational bully is usually set on increasing their own social standing by diminishing the standing of another child.

  Relational bullying is about:

  harming a child’s reputation

  causing humiliation

  spreading rumors or lies

  making faces at the child

  mimicking the child

  encouraging or even rewarding others to socially exclude the child

  Link

• HamdenPro 2,483 Posts

  Fri, Feb 3 2023 12:15 PM

  DodgyPutter:

  A relational bully is usually set on increasing their own social standing by diminishing the standing of another child

  ahh, so, there was just a tiny alteration in Craig's definition. Nonetheless, it may still apply if we act like children. :)

  So, this may have been the proper, and better, reply?

  

  EDIT: But, seriously, if one feels bullied, they should confront the other person, privately and tell them how it makes you feel. IMO