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Episode 1258 of the podcast explores the complex dynamics of bullying, particularly within friendships, and the harm it can cause. The discussion delves into the definition and forms of bullying.
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The episode begins with a statement about someone being bullied ▶ 0:00. The host, Psyche, and possibly a guest, then discuss the definition of bullying according to the Webster's dictionary ▶ 0:04, highlighting that it involves making someone do something against their will ▶ 0:08. The conversation also touches on how bullying can involve pushing people to their limits ▶ 0:16 and destroying their confidence ▶ 0:20, which can have severe consequences ▶ 0:23. At ▶ 0:27, the discussion emphasizes the seriousness of such behavior, especially when it comes from someone considered a friend ▶ 0:34.
The episode appears to explore the theme of toxic relationships, suggesting that bullying can often be disguised as friendship. It continues the pattern of examining complex social dynamics and their psychological effects, which is a recurring topic in the podcast.
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And they can't say she's not bullying you. What is bullying? Like like if you look up the definition in the Webster's dictionary, bullying is doing something and trying to make somebody do something against their will and make them do stuff like you know like bullying. >> Bullying can be also like pushing people over the edge. >> Yeah. >> Of trying to destroy all confidence and
then like >> want to unal alive themselves or something like that. I think that that's like >> really like scary kind of bullying. It's like, you know, it's like >> whatever their whatever their reason for it is, it's like that's not a friend that would like try to do that to
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