Yep. Moral of the story: be a bully and you'll be pretty. Have at it, insecure teenage girls!

After who knows how many years, OP is suddenly a bully just for hoping she turned ugly? Wow!

they never said that they would go over there and make fun of them if their life was shit it would just be a tiny victory knowing that karma actually worked

If karma actually worked every FML status would be 'you deserved it'

having sex, doesn't make someone attractive. your genes do. -.-

OP never said anything about who the bully is with...who's to say she isn't with a sugar daddy that buys her everything including plastic surgery? You know as much about the OP as I do

It could be considered karma if her bully became unattractive and unsuccessful...

You can't blame someone for wanting to check up on their past. Yes it is wrong to wish rude things on people, but sometimes to move into the future you have to look into the past. And just saying, I'm pretty sure that 99% of us has wished something unlucky on a person we dislike, it's built into human nature and not necessarily our fault if we are only being human. (And no I am not taking sides in this either.)

Karma is a belief, It can work any damn way you want to believe it does.

your previous post would argue that you're taking side's.

Well, we've all been through some Shit, everyone can agree on that. But revenge is simply human nature. Sure, it doesn't fix anything, but gaining pleasure from seeing someone who worsened your life greatly in a bad situation isn't a sin, isn't something to go crazy over, it's human. And if you don't gain any pleasure from Karma, you're either a Buddhist, or an alien. and I suggest you go back to your hippie planet.

23- I agree 100%! OP shouldn't be wishing bad upon the bully. Its not human nature. Its a choice. You can choose to get down on the same level as the bully, or you can choose to take the high road and wish them well! I was bullied in middle school and it took a huge toll on how I saw myself. By the time I got to high school, I had learned how to ignore it. I know that right now those girls who spread horrible lies about me haven't changed their ways and are still hurting others, but I do pray that they do change for the better. I've seen several bullies change and it's very plausible and possible. OP's bully may have changed since they were young. As of right now, OP is bullying the bully, so, in my opinion, OP deserves it.

No it's a Hindu belief where your good deeds ensure a better life when your reincarnated, you can't play around with religious beliefs, it doesn't work like that

I don't think the OP can be considered a bully if they haven't said or done anything to OP's old bully. True it's wrong to wish horrible things upon them but it happens every now and again. Bullies change sometimes. In fact I was bullied, they even tried to drown me once at a swimming party. The guy now is actually really nice and I don't think ill of him.

85 it's a belief that western culture has popularized and adapted. Besides, religious beliefs aren't any more above interpretation than any others. One shouldn't be discriminated against for them, but when it comes down to it all religion or lack thereof is just glorified opinions. So believe what you want.

85 - If you couldn't "play around" with religious beliefs then Islam and Christianity wouldn't exist...

#29 I just want to point out that what OP did was not “checking up on their past” in order to move on. Checking up on her past would’ve been just checking the profile to see what was up in the bully’s life (whether she seemed nicer, whether she changed appearances in any way, etc) and letting whatever she found help her move on. However what OP did (going on FB to SPECIFICALLY check whether her past bully was fat and ugly) was just OP searching for a sense of revenge/justice. I don’t think OP is necessarily a horrible person though, because I do agree with you that most people will wish unluckiness on someone now and then. It happens. I just hope this will teach her not to let her own happiness be dependent on another person’s unhappiness.