SuicideFuel The Movies Were Wrong: Losers in School Stay Losers, and Popular Kids Stay Popular

[Lazyandtalentless]

I used to watch all those movies where the awkward kid becomes someone great, but that’s not real life. In reality, the kids who were bullied, the ones who never fit in, usually stay stuck.


I’ve been through so much trauma, so much abuse, and I’ve spent years trying to make up for the fact that I was alone as a kid. The bullying, the isolation—it all shapes who you are as an adult, whether you like it or not. You don’t just get over that stuff. It stays with you, and no matter how much I change on the outside, it’s hard to shake the feeling that I’m always going to be that same broken kid.


The popular kids? They never had to go through what we did. They’ve always had it easy, never had to deal with the pain or the loneliness. They don’t get it. They’re set up to succeed, while sub 5s are left behind.


I can work on myself all I want, but I know deep down, nothing will change. The damage was done a long time ago, and the isolation and abuse I went through as a kid will always be a part of me.

 

[Pancakecel]

Yep, highschool never ends. But the hollywood jews just love selling false hope to braindead normfags, they lap it up.

 

[light]

highschool never ends

 

[CEO of Simps]

thats not true, when I was 15 I was bullied and now I'm the CEO of the world

 

[aspiecel_11:11]

it gets better

 

[Lazyandtalentless]

thats not true, when I was 15 I was bullied and now I'm the CEO of the world

 

[andinocel]

Yup, there are studies backing this up.

The bullies that I have been able to follow up on (from my creeping) are highly successful and living suburban picket fence lifestyles.

Among my extended relatives and kids from my childhood town, a disproportionately high number of foids became nurses, and those that did were all fucking cunts growing up.

One of my first part time jobs when I started college, there was one receptionist who was the most passive aggressive bitch I came across so far --- she became a nurse

One college classmate was a major douchebag, would go out of his way to embarrass classmates during class discussions, and would always disagree with you in conversation - he's a college professor now, JFL. And despite his asshole behavior, both students and professors liked him.

Bully traits bring success. Being polite, dutiful, and respectful only allows you to get walked all over.

 

[highschoolcel]

I used to watch all those movies where the awkward kid becomes someone great, but that’s not real life. In reality, the kids who were bullied, the ones who never fit in, usually stay stuck.


I’ve been through so much trauma, so much abuse, and I’ve spent years trying to make up for the fact that I was alone as a kid. The bullying, the isolation—it all shapes who you are as an adult, whether you like it or not. You don’t just get over that stuff. It stays with you, and no matter how much I change on the outside, it’s hard to shake the feeling that I’m always going to be that same broken kid.


The popular kids? They never had to go through what we did. They’ve always had it easy, never had to deal with the pain or the loneliness. They don’t get it. They’re set up to succeed, while sub 5s are left behind.


I can work on myself all I want, but I know deep down, nothing will change. The damage was done a long time ago, and the isolation and abuse I went through as a kid will always be a part of me.

that's absolutely correct

you have no idea how this concept (loser becomes successful because good grades and bully end up at mcdonald ) shaped my mind back when i was a kid.

Obnoxious alpha males in class were bullying me and made my oneitis laugh and I thought "yeah but I'll be a doctor some day and you'll be working at mcdonald and THEN she'll want to be with ME !"

In a way, it gave me hope. It made school less unbearable...

 

[Emba]

thats not true, when I was 15 I was bullied and now I'm the CEO of the simps

Whatever you say @bart_the_fart

 

[DeadOnArrivalCel]

I often wonder if Chad got put in our situation how intense his hate resentment and thirst for revenge would be

 

[Stupid Clown]

Yep, highschool never ends. But the hollywood jews just love selling false hope to braindead normfags, they lap it up.

 

[Stupid Clown]

These movies are propaganda for normies. The same normies believe that Jeff Bezos became a billionaire from leveling up his IQ at McDonald's

 

[Rapistcel]

I used to watch all those movies where the awkward kid becomes someone great, but that’s not real life. In reality, the kids who were bullied, the ones who never fit in, usually stay stuck.


I’ve been through so much trauma, so much abuse, and I’ve spent years trying to make up for the fact that I was alone as a kid. The bullying, the isolation—it all shapes who you are as an adult, whether you like it or not. You don’t just get over that stuff. It stays with you, and no matter how much I change on the outside, it’s hard to shake the feeling that I’m always going to be that same broken kid.


The popular kids? They never had to go through what we did. They’ve always had it easy, never had to deal with the pain or the loneliness. They don’t get it. They’re set up to succeed, while sub 5s are left behind.


I can work on myself all I want, but I know deep down, nothing will change. The damage was done a long time ago, and the isolation and abuse I went through as a kid will always be a part of me.

Life is a secondary school

 

[deadpresident]

I used to watch all those movies where the awkward kid becomes someone great, but that’s not real life. In reality, the kids who were bullied, the ones who never fit in, usually stay stuck.


I’ve been through so much trauma, so much abuse, and I’ve spent years trying to make up for the fact that I was alone as a kid. The bullying, the isolation—it all shapes who you are as an adult, whether you like it or not. You don’t just get over that stuff. It stays with you, and no matter how much I change on the outside, it’s hard to shake the feeling that I’m always going to be that same broken kid.


The popular kids? They never had to go through what we did. They’ve always had it easy, never had to deal with the pain or the loneliness. They don’t get it. They’re set up to succeed, while sub 5s are left behind.


I can work on myself all I want, but I know deep down, nothing will change. The damage was done a long time ago, and the isolation and abuse I went through as a kid will always be a part of me.

You are correct, I was the dude getting bullied and to this day I am the one getting bullied not the other way around. And contrary to popular opinion, women love bullies. They got everything they wanted in life, and I am here rotting and su-c-dal.

 

[Loner94]

Agreed, it ain't easy

 

[Yournotcold0]

Yep, highschool never ends.

 

[Orzmund]

These movies are propaganda for normies. The same normies believe that Jeff Bezos became a billionaire from leveling up his IQ at McDonald's

If you were good-looking people would liken your sense of humor to Sam Hyde or George Carlin.

 

[userrrr]

over for spider men

 

[NocturnalCel]

I used to watch all those movies where the awkward kid becomes someone great, but that’s not real life. In reality, the kids who were bullied, the ones who never fit in, usually stay stuck.


I’ve been through so much trauma, so much abuse, and I’ve spent years trying to make up for the fact that I was alone as a kid. The bullying, the isolation—it all shapes who you are as an adult, whether you like it or not. You don’t just get over that stuff. It stays with you, and no matter how much I change on the outside, it’s hard to shake the feeling that I’m always going to be that same broken kid.


The popular kids? They never had to go through what we did. They’ve always had it easy, never had to deal with the pain or the loneliness. They don’t get it. They’re set up to succeed, while sub 5s are left behind.


I can work on myself all I want, but I know deep down, nothing will change. The damage was done a long time ago, and the isolation and abuse I went through as a kid will always be a part of me.

Yes, movies are Jewish, fake, and gay. I don’t waste my time on any fiction, unless it’s totally black pilled.

 

[AtrociousCitizen]

The bluepilled media is propaganda and selling false hope.

 

[anotherwastedlife]

I always knew those movies were bullshit but every adult tried gaslighting me into believing it

 

[LostSoulUK]

Yep an then you realise those so called friends at school were never really friends to begin with the second you leave school an they drop ur arse for pastures new. Years down the line any associates through school are nowhere to be seen.

The many moments I was left alone during break time at school said it all, my so called friends abandoned me time an again to hang with the 'cool' kids. I was always the quiet 1 an people take pity on you rather than accept you as a valid person with unique qualities.

This sticks with you throughout adolescence an before you know it you're a mentalcel with debilitating anxiety an depression, scarred by years of isolation, never fitting in where you don't belong.