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I'm guessing they have a character AI "girlfriend" modeled after her, and she having a real life broke his illusion
Jfc. Schools need empathy courses.
Bullies aren’t always a bad thing.
Not a pleasant experience but some people seem immune to learning if there's no shaming to be had.
The problem with defending bullying these people is that bullies simply don't care what's justified. You need to fix culture. People don't get the social purpose of shame, TLDR social accountability.
Yeah bullying is possibly even counterproductive. What this person needs is people in their life who can be firm and snap them out of this behavior.
then just bully thr bullies. /j
People don't end up developing parasocial relationships with people online like this cause they got too much love from their parents and have too many friends. Bullying would reinforce the behavior because they will seek ways to cope.
I don't necessarily disagree, but I don't understand the relevance here?