A college student found themselves in the middle of a bullying situation when two girls from their dorm floor decided to stick a nasty sign on their door. The student, who had been previously unaffected by the ongoing bullying in the dorm, decided to take matters into their own hands by posting unflattering pictures of the culprits on the dorm’s Facebook page. This bold move sparked a heated debate among the dorm residents, raising questions about the right way to handle such situations.
Aiming at the Lone Student
Late Night Giggles and Bumping
Capturing the Moment
An Unflattering Photo
The Nasty Sign Revealed ️
Bullying and Inaction
Taking Matters into Their Own Hands
The Facebook Post
The Message
The Aftermath ️
RA’s Reaction
A Bold Move: Right or Wrong?
Frustrated by the lack of action from their Resident Assistants (RAs), the student decided to expose the bullies on their dorm’s Facebook page. The post, which included unflattering photos of the culprits and a strong message against bullying, ignited a heated debate among the dorm residents. While some may argue that public shaming isn’t the right way to handle such situations, others might see it as a necessary step to bring attention to the ongoing problem. What do you think? Share your thoughts and reactions.
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