u/DERPHogg

I remember sometime in 2010-2018 I saw a scene from a movie where a boy asks a few adults what to do with a bully he is dealing with, and the adults say to defend themselves or something like that, and the adults say this because they think his bully is a boy, only for the camera to pan over and show that not only is the bully a girl, but that the misunderstood, and punched the girl, which causes a scene where everyone intervenes, and the adults suggest that the girl is bullying him because she likes him. I'm not entirely sure when this movie came out, but I remember it kinda looked like a 2000s movie if that makes sense.

I remember sometime in 2010-2018 I saw a scene from a movie where a boy asks a few adults what to do with a bully he is dealing with, and the adults say to defend themselves or something like that, and the adults say this because they think his bully is a boy, only for the camera to pan over and show that not only is the bully a girl, but that the misunderstood, and punched the girl, which causes a scene where everyone intervenes, and the adults suggest that the girl is bullying him because she likes him. I'm not entirely sure when this movie came out, but I remember it kinda looked like a 2000s movie if that makes sense.

I remember sometime in 2010-2018 I saw a scene from a movie where a boy asks a few adults what to do with a bully he is dealing with, and the adults say to defend themselves or something like that, and the adults say this because they think his bully is a boy, only for the camera to pan over and show that not only is the bully a girl, but that the misunderstood, and punched the girl, which causes a scene where everyone intervenes, and the adults suggest that the girl is bullying him because she likes him. I'm not entirely sure when this movie came out, but I remember it kinda looked like a 2000s movie if that makes sense.