Colum H

Rather than just say, 'hey it might be wrong but I like the show' you have to make up reasons for that to be ok. You make outrageous claims but say it isn't up to you to fact check them. You constantly try to turn the conversation with ad hominem attacks and strawmen.

Subjective well-being is a part of mental health I believe that's what's confusing you.
The actions which comprise 'bullying' as per any number of references including the one I gave above are not changed by the intentions behind them.
Address these points and I'll answer you.

So that's a no then?

In fact would you send me a paper - preferably peer reviewed - on how having affection for and a desire to better someone negates the effect of bullying on mental health as well as one on mental health being subjective. Only two and then we can discuss them? I've been proved wrong before and whilst I don't like it I will (grudgingly) admit it. So why not try?

You haven't tried to send me a link to a paper once, so what can't you believe?

Why don't you try sending me a paper just to see?

Did you know the moon is made of cheese? Well known fact!
I won't find papers for you though I mean goodness me why should I have to prove what I say?

And your evidence is?

But I can't find any peer reviewed papers anywhere that say mental health is subjective, are you really sure it is a known fact?

I know, right? So why did you think it was a fact never mind a known one?

So it's just your opinion?

I don't know mental health is subjective on what do you base that opinion?

Why?

https://www.healthline.com/health/signs-of-mental-abuse

Isn't bullying abuse? https://yourlogicalfallacyis.com/

Well then there you go Pimba, Deepti and all his friends on line are all feminists and still like this program and there's lots of them so that makes everything all right then, OK? Well I'm convinced anyway and I'm off to rethink my whole definition of misogyny as a consequence.
I hear some chap and all of his friends who are humanists actually enjoyed Griffith's Birth of a Nation so I'll have to rethink my stance on racism as well.
Chin chin

That's right Puff Kuo being all tsundere and some geezer with too much makeup. Just too painful to watch.

There you go another negative comment posted by Captain Rainy Day himself! Falling into you - didn't like it...

I got to about the half way point before losing interest, it had all the right ingredients but ended up being childish, trite and unengaging. Shame a missed opportunity.
IMHO yadda yadda

What a good idea or even ideas

Who are these adults who are feminist that like it? By what definition are they feminist? By what right do you represent their opinions? How many people like it? What percentage of the population are they? How small is the community that doesn't like it? What percentage of the population are they? Is what is right governed by the number of people who agree with something? Is that only for misogyny or for things like racism and homophobia as well?
Just Curious...