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Some bullies just like to be mean to people, even if they don’t know them at all.

What would you do if you were sitting at lunch with your friends when a bully who was touring the school came over and started saying very cruel things?

That is what happened to the student in this story, so he reported him to the principal who made sure the bully wouldn’t attend that school next year. He also went further and made sure he wouldn’t get any scholarships going forward.

It is no more than what the bully deserved. Read through the full story below and see what you think.

Make fun of my friend and his autistic brother? Where’s your scholarship now?

Backstory: I started attending one of the best private high schools in my state and I am currently in my sophomore year.

People with these issues are often victims of bullying.

During the time I have been there, I have become friends with a guy who we’ll call Friend (F). Now, F has a younger brother in middle school (FB) who is autistic and socially awkward, and he is usually subjected to severe bullying from his peers.

FB is one of the nicest kids I have ever met, and while he does sometimes have emotional outbursts, once you get to know him he is very charming.

Let’s see what happens.

Another thing I should mention before the story is that my school does a shadow day for kids interested in coming to the school, and this is crucial to the story.

It was a normal Wednesday Afternoon and me, F, and our friends were sitting at our lunch table talking about stuff like video games and tech stuff (We’re nerds).

Having a good friend group is important.

Anyways, one of our friends came into the cafeteria 5 minutes after lunch started with a small boy with a pin on his shirt saying “Shadow”. He asked if he could sit down and if he could get a chair for this kid (Who we’ll call B for Bully)

B and our friend sit down across from F and I and the conversation continues as normal, until B looks at F. This is what follows:

Let’s see what he wants.

B: “Hey F!”

F: “Uh, Hi. Do I know you”

B: “Uh, no, you don’t. But I know your autistic brother. He told me to come talk to you.”

F: Silence “What did you say?”

Wow, what a jerk.

B: “Your autistic brother. The weirdo in my grade. He told me ALL about you and his family. How they’re divorced, how you’re depressed, how he-”

F interrupts him and say:

F: “WHAT THE HECK DID YOU SAY?!”

He is beyond crossing a line here.

B: “Huh? What did I say? Did I just spoil to everyone how much of a loser you are.”

F: “What’s your problem with me?”

B: “My problem with you, what’s your brother’s problem? Why is he so wimpy and stupid? Why is he angry all of the time? Why hasn’t your family euthanized him yet?”

Why would he even say this?

F: “Excuse me!”

B: “Is it because they’re divorced and they can’t stand you two? No wonder your parents divorced, they must have taken one good look at you and your brother and seen what disappointments you were.”

It is crazy that someone touring the school would act like this.

At this point, his guide steps in and breaks up the fight. F is nearly in tears and B just pokes at him more, until F leaves and I chase after him, all the while B is making crude remarks towards his family.

I followed him to the principal’s office where he reports this behavior to the Vice Principal. I help support his claim, mostly because I find that kind of behavior disgusting and I do NOT want him as a student at this school.

Reporting this type of thing is important.

We tell him everything B said, and by the end the VP has a look of shock and disgust on his face. He thanks us for reporting it and says he’ll speak to him before the day ends.

We didn’t hear anything about it for the rest of the day, but after school the Guide called me and F on discord and told us what happened to the kid.

Let’s see what the fallout was.

Pro Revenge Activate

Guide, B, and B’s mom were called into the office right when B was supposed to leave. There, they were confronted by the head of admissions, the Vice Principal, and the Dean, along with 3 of our friends to serve as witnesses.

Wow, the administration is really taking this seriously.

The VP recounted everything that F and I had told him, and asked Guide and the 3 friends what happened, and the stories all matched ours. Guide and the 3 friends were then asked to leave and wait outside, and what followed was some screaming and crying behind the door.

About 20 minutes later, B and his mom came out, B crying, and B’s mom scolding him. Guide and my friends were called back in and told that B would not be attending our school next year, or ever.

They won’t see this kid again anytime soon.

F was rejoiced, and I was just relieved that we would never have to see him again. But it does not end there.

We found out about a week later from someone who works close with the head of admissions what B not only lost out on going to school here, but also on a $5,000 scholarship due to his academics. But it does not end there.

He is getting exactly what he deserves.

The school ended up looking at B’s list of schools he wanted to attend, and they reached out to them and told them about B’s behavior. ALL of those schools rejected him, and he ended losing out on ANOTHER scholarship.

From what I heard from FB, B has to attend a public school for high school (Which is not a bad thing), and he is apparently super salty about this. Karma truly got him good.

A bully like this doesn’t deserve these scholarships or any rewards. Hopefully, he learned his lesson and won’t treat people so poorly in the future.

Let’s see what the people in the comments have to say about it below.

This is a good question.

Some schools take bullying seriously.

Lots of schools do a good job at stopping bullies.

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Here is someone who is bullied, so he loves the story.

This autistic student also got bullied.

It is so satisfying when a bully has to face the consequences of his actions. Reporting it to the principal was the right thing to do.