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There’s something to be said about the term “vicarious bullying”. Is it a niche interest? Maybe. That or women just don’t open up about it much. I find it exciting when a man decides to exert his aggression on some poor soul. Some might call this “old school masculinity”.

Think about it. Men are all about strength, and there’s clearly men out there who exist to help establish the hierarchy among the species. Sometimes that means harmless teasing, sometimes that means workplace bullying, which can manifest into stealing someone’s lunch or bumping into them “accidentally”. Or, in some sense of the term, it can also mean getting into a fight with someone (maybe they annoyed you, or maybe they were being rude to a girl), or even full-on stealing a girlfriend from some guy who’s not man enough to stop you.

I like experiencing these scenarios in the vicarious sense. I’m dominant, I’m tough, and most men know not to mess with me. But bullying is so much different in my case. In my womanly presence guys are constantly asking me to dominate them. I can make them admit that they’re weak and powerless with a simple snap of the finger. It’s almost too easy to garner any enjoyment out of it.

But when bullying occurs between two men, it’s different. No guy would ever ask someone in a bar to start ragging on him. No guy would ever willingly admit to another man that he’s powerless. There’s always resistance and competition. And that, from a female standpoint, is very fun to watch.

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