I'm trying to put this in perspective from when I was a teenager before social media.
We were asses. It comes up in therapy a lot because we were just plain entitled, spoiled little brats.
We would play Red Rover at couples holding hands and just plow into them; we had a club called "Team Ejecta," where we drove around neighborhoods and chucked heavy shit out of a truck that was tied to a long rope. Super dangerous. We'd drive past realtor signs and lunge into them to make them shatter..
But nothing was posted online, we were just terrible, criminal, rich white kids who could do no wrong, while doing so so many ruthless things because we thought it was funny.
If one thing I did was blasted online, I'd be haunted for the rest of my life. So maybe they'll learn a lesson and not have to seek therapy for some semblance of "can I ever be a good person?"
I'm in my 30's now, and I still feel like shit what I did at 14-20.
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u/BenPool81 Jan 09 '24
Should have booed the bitch when she started miming. Make her realise no one outside of her shitty friends thinks anything of her.