Pokhraj Roy
@pokhrajroy.bsky.social
I just have FOMO so that’s why I’m here. It’s quite lovely in this part of the Internet
Hi back to you, boyfriend
September 15, 2026 at 2:18 PM
Hi back to you, boyfriend
Carrie Fisher as either scripts writer, script doctor or actor would be PERFECTION
September 15, 2026 at 1:02 AM
Carrie Fisher as either scripts writer, script doctor or actor would be PERFECTION
Haha I remember that legendary moment in the movie. Elite reference!
September 14, 2026 at 12:47 PM
Haha I remember that legendary moment in the movie. Elite reference!
Sister Mary Frankenfurter
September 14, 2026 at 3:41 AM
Sister Mary Frankenfurter
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I was bigger than my bully. I had more friends. He hit puberty later than the other boys and was picked on for that. He was actually more 'gay' than me, picked on for that too. So it wasn't obvious.
I never see bullying in films and TV that reflects this. 8/
I never see bullying in films and TV that reflects this. 8/
September 12, 2026 at 6:20 PM
I was bigger than my bully. I had more friends. He hit puberty later than the other boys and was picked on for that. He was actually more 'gay' than me, picked on for that too. So it wasn't obvious.
I never see bullying in films and TV that reflects this. 8/
I never see bullying in films and TV that reflects this. 8/
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The scariest most upsetting thing about being bullied for me was always the thought 'why does this weird kid hate ME, why ME?'. It was like me and a few others generated an invisible signal only he could detect. 7/
September 12, 2026 at 6:17 PM
The scariest most upsetting thing about being bullied for me was always the thought 'why does this weird kid hate ME, why ME?'. It was like me and a few others generated an invisible signal only he could detect. 7/
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I'm sure there are as many bullies as there are victims, also I'm a boy and bullying can be very gendered, but I've witnessed this 'damaged lock picker' approach as a teacher as well, and far more than 'bitchy cheerleader squad'. 6/
September 12, 2026 at 6:13 PM
I'm sure there are as many bullies as there are victims, also I'm a boy and bullying can be very gendered, but I've witnessed this 'damaged lock picker' approach as a teacher as well, and far more than 'bitchy cheerleader squad'. 6/
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I get frustrated seeing the 'mean girls' approach to bullying iterated over and over. I'm sure it's real to some, but my bully was like a tick or a tapeworm, he'd just sort of latch onto you one day and drain you. Not from a place of privilege, but from a desire to see you humiliated. 5/
September 12, 2026 at 6:11 PM
I get frustrated seeing the 'mean girls' approach to bullying iterated over and over. I'm sure it's real to some, but my bully was like a tick or a tapeworm, he'd just sort of latch onto you one day and drain you. Not from a place of privilege, but from a desire to see you humiliated. 5/
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The target (on occasion me but not solely) would finally break/snap/cry/react and then that's when the rest of the class would join in. Blood was in the water. But nobody liked him, they just went with it because... sadly humiliation is social poison. 4/
September 12, 2026 at 6:08 PM
The target (on occasion me but not solely) would finally break/snap/cry/react and then that's when the rest of the class would join in. Blood was in the water. But nobody liked him, they just went with it because... sadly humiliation is social poison. 4/