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Bullying is repeated, intentional harm—physical, verbal, or psychological—inflicted by one person or group on another, often involving power imbalances. It ranges from overt aggression to subtle manipulation and can occur in any social context.
In the Psycheverse
Psyche examines bullying as a masked dynamic that thrives within seemingly close relationships, where it becomes harder to name and easier to rationalize. She treats it as a spiritual and psychological wound worth investigating, questioning how trauma from bullying shapes identity and what breaking these patterns requires.

The host, Psyche, discusses his feelings on people being mean to his moderator, Jamie, and criticizes those who bully others while pretending to be virtuous. He also shares personal anecdotes about his cats and addresses criticism about his use of AI for creative endeavors.

Episode 1572 of the Cult of Psyche podcast features a late-night open panel discussion with tarot readings and conversations about cats. The host, Psyche, interacts with various guests and viewers, discussing topics such as bullying, self-love, and online interactions.

Topics that frequently appear alongside bullying
Psyche delivers a powerful monologue condemning bullying behavior, drawing a parallel to the tragic case of Amanda Todd. He emphasizes the harm caused by online harassment and addresses those responsible.