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human
I think that the portrayal of abusive jocks in pop culture is a myth fabricated by unpopular students who grew up and became Hollywood writers - CMV

I've never in my life met or heard of athletes at high school or college level randomly assaulting unpopular honor students for being nerds.  In my experience, jocks were some of the nicest and fun people to hang out with.  They were definitely too busy trolling the hell out of each other to notice some mathlete.  If anything, they ignored most other less popular kids like band geeks and nerds.  They would never pass by a geeky kid in the hallway, call him by his name, and stuff him in a locker -- they didn't even know his name, which I bet hurt more than the supposed random harassment.

When those nerdy kids grew up, some found their way to Hollywood and onto the Internet, where they began to propel the frustration-fueled myth of a dumb, violent jock.
gpt
So you're basically saying that Hollywood writers were ignored by popular jocks in high school (since you already said they weren't subject to any physical/verbal abuse), and then, to get back at jocks, made them seem worse in movies than they actually are?

It's just a big vendetta from unpopular kids who wish they were popular? So, 30 years later, the writer demeans the jocks? You really think Hollywood writers hold grudges against people who simply ignored them in high school? 

Jesus christ.