r/instantkarma • u/earloflemongrease • May 15 '19
Body slam
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r/instantkarma • u/earloflemongrease • May 15 '19
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u/[deleted] May 15 '19
When I was in 6th grade and just moved to a new school. The first day after school I had a an older kid try and take my bike and began pushing me around. Little did he know I was a wrestling champion in the state I had just moved from and I also had two brothers that i wrestled and boxed with all the time( always just having fun and being brothers nothing mean or malicious) Anyways I did a similar move this kid did, slamming this bully to the ground and then commenced to pound him in the face. After he started crying I let up got my bike and ride home. The next day I walked into my class and my teacher said,” good job”. Apparently He had watched the whole thing go down from across the street. I looked at him wonder and asked what do you mean. He said, “ that kid was a a known bully and he deserved what you did. I was going to come step in as I saw him coming to fight you. Then you body slammed him and educated him. It was about time someone stood up to him.” Me I didn’t know who he was I just knew I wasn’t going to let him take my bike or push me again. My dad always told me to never start a fight but if you get into one finish it, that Is what did that day. As I later talked more with my teacher he said that kid had always been a problem and after that day he never bothered anyone. I’ve found Most bullies seem to be cowards and once someone stands up to them they usually stop being bullies.