Classmate releases goldfish into ocean, I call her a dumb*ss

In a shocking display of ignorance, a classmate of mine recently released a group of goldfish into the ocean because she believed she was ‘saving’ them. As an aquarium enthusiast, I was horrified to learn of her actions and called her out on it. However, things escalated quickly and I ended up being called a bully and facing potential suspension from school. Read on to find out more about this bizarre and disturbing incident that highlights the dangers of uninformed actions.

Releasing goldfish into the ocean? Not cool

Environmental impact of releasing goldfish into ocean explained

Fish expert reacts to classmate’s ocean release

Classmate releases goldfish into ocean and gets called out

Goldfish released into ocean die in minutes, freshwater fish dumb*ss.

Don’t be a dumb*ss like her, don’t release animals

Standing up against environmental harm with no apologies

Refusing to apologize after calling someone a dumb*ss. Trouble brewing

Releasing goldfish into ocean: harmless or harmful?

A classmate’s TikTok video showing her releasing goldfish into the ocean has sparked controversy. The OP, an aquarium enthusiast, called her out on her mistake and was subsequently labeled a bully. But what are the real consequences of releasing non-native fish into the wild? In this post, we explore the environmental impact of releasing goldfish and other pet fish into natural bodies of water. We’ll also discuss the potential harm to the fish themselves and why it’s important to properly dispose of unwanted pets. Stay tuned for comments and reactions on this divisive issue.

NTA and good on you for standing your ground, OP

NTA, but could have approached the situation differently. Ask questions.

ESH – Classmate releases goldfish into ocean for TikTok fame

ESH, commenter advises OP to communicate calmly and without insults.

Insulting someone over their mistake isn’t productive, ESH

Missed opportunity for private education, YTA’s public shaming backfired

Insulting classmate distracts from important conversation about animal welfare

Classmate releases goldfish into ocean for clout, called out

Correcting someone doesn’t mean belittling them. YTA.

Both parties at fault, but poor handling of situation.

Educate, don’t humiliate! Let’s be kind and helpful

Calling out classmates: Not the best move

Calling someone a dumb*ss isn’t the way to educate them

Being right doesn’t justify being a jerk Education is key

NTA, called classmate out for releasing goldfish, got suspended.

Commenter calls out YTA’s behavior, discusses potential insecurity and abuse.

Name-calling won’t help, but how can we educate better?

Friendly advice could have helped but both at fault ‍♀️

Belittling doesn’t help, ESH agrees but no solution offered ‍♀️

Delivering criticism with kindness goes a long way

Calling someone a dumb*ss won’t solve anything

Age doesn’t determine empathy: a lesson for all generations ❤️

NTA, but OP could have been nicer in educating friend

NTA for calling out animal cruelty, but missed opportunity for education

Report animal abuse, not name-calling. #NTA

Insulting classmate won’t educate her about freshwater fish

Commenter reminisces on past school experiences, agrees with poster’s actions.

NTA for calling out ignorance, but ESH for name-calling.

Insulting someone never helps. Educate, don’t humiliate.

Being right doesn’t give you the right to be rude

Releasing goldfish in saltwater? Name-calling? Bad move.

School system failed her: classmate releases goldfish into ocean

Insulting someone doesn’t solve the issue, ESH

Was going to the principal justified?

A commenter calls out the harmful effect of insulting others.

Advocating for animal welfare in response to classmate’s harmful actions

Doubts about the authenticity of the story arise

Speaking up against animal abuse, but could have approached better.

Teaching without insulting: a gentle approach to correcting mistakes

Don’t excuse stupidity ‍♀️

Engaging with authority may help in situations like this

Being knowledgeable doesn’t mean being a jerk. #BeKind