[ SECRET POST #2812 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2812 ⌋

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nayrt

I'd bet good money that a lot of bullies find their way into the "helping" professions, tbqh: it provides them with an endless supply of vulnerable people to bully, and it allows them to feel superior to 90% of the people (patients and office support staff) they encounter on a daily basis.

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt. I don't know if I'd say a majority of bullies go into helping professions, but I would assume some of them do definitely. I mean, I want to become a social worker because it feels good helping people and I do want to create positive change, especially with kids who are stuck in hazardous environments. And most people are good at heart, so I think most other people who get into a helping profession have good intentions.

However, whenever I do come across someone who is studying to get a nursing degree or a psychology degree and find out they take enjoyment in bullying someone, it just makes my skin crawl. Knowing that they'll be in charge of some vulnerable kid going to therapy or some elderly patient.