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Violence is totally the answer

psyanic

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    Sometimes you don't like people. Sometimes you want to punch them in their stupid, fat face. Sometimes you actually do punch them. In the face.

    Have you ever gotten in a fight? Not like a slap fight or a pillow fight, but some real kicking and punching and whatnot. If so, how did you get into the fight? How badly were you injured?
     
    Nah, I've never been in a fight. I've been in arguments, which even then I never raise my voice, but never have I been in an actual fight.
    I like to keep the peace if at all possible. :D

    I know when I was a kid me and my cousin almost got into a fight (which our baby sitter broke it up), but I mean we lived together as kids, so we were basically brothers. Siblings fight all the time.
     
    Oh boy. I will never forget the last fight I was in. It was when I was in year 9. I will not go into the specifics of how the situation occured but I can explain the actual fight itself, since I'll never truly forget it.

    He shoves me back a few times and then he grabs my neck. He doesn't exert any pressure though so I swat his hand away. He powerfully shoves me back this time and I stumble back. He closes the distance. I was a brown belt in Karate back then, two away from Black. He was a black belt in Tae Kwan Do.

    "Go on then, hit me."

    At that moment, my body just moved on its own. He did just give me permission to attack him. One moment I was standing still, the next I was recoiling my fist from his face. I don't even know how my body moved from a stationary position so swiftly. I didn't even feel the punch connecting. My opponent had no chance of guarding such an attack either, it was so quick. He stumbles back a lot and momentarily covers his face with his hands.

    A perfect opportunity to continue on the offensive right? Unfortunately some sort of divine intervention kicked in and I couldn't move my body at all. If I was to take a guess, the fear of what I had just done had completely numbed my body, rendering it all but useless. I was a sitting duck. He recovers and punches me right in the face. I stumble back, but apart from that my body still won't move. He ends up punching my face around 4 to 5 more times. I don't actually feel any of the punches at all, probably due to the adrenalin rush.

    A teacher then rushed in and stopped the conflict. I take a good look at his face. Tears are flowing out of his eyes like a gentle stream and blood is pouring out of his nose like a raging waterfall. My face was apparently heavily bruised - I couldn't feel any pain though - I suppose my face must have been numb. Even half an hour later, only my nose hurt internally for a bit, but then that pain subsided and I was fine.

    I look back and realize how weak and pathetic I was back then. I had no real control over my body at all during that fight. Everything I did was from instinct drilled into me through my training. Ah well, I'm stronger now.
     
    Sometimes you don't like people. Sometimes you want to punch them in their stupid, fat face. Sometimes you actually do punch them. In the face.

    Have you ever gotten in a fight? Not like a slap fight or a pillow fight, but some real kicking and punching and whatnot. If so, how did you get into the fight? How badly were you injured?

    I've been in many fights, even though I'm one of the peaceful people in my class. Some kids fight almost everyday. But yeah, the first fight that I can remember... it was with my so called 'best friend' at that time. I ended up cussing him and beating him up on our way back home on the school bus... we were in the 4th grade. He ended up going home crying, and I got in a whole lotta trouble. Not a very good time, lol. I didn't get injured at all.
     
    Nah, I've never been stupid enough to get into a fight because I know that pretty much anybody could thump seven kinds of crap out of me. That and I'm a pretty lax person most of the time, so I've never really been moved to try and fight someone lol
     
    None. It's not only pointless, but literally damages my appearance....yes, my appearance.

    However......I have for defense, if this counts. Waaaay back when I was in 3rd grade, I managed to win by hitting the poor man in his privates....by accident. I managed to escape. Never saw him again.
     
    I have never gotten into a fight because I feared that I would be kicked out of the house.

    However, if there was no such thing as laws, there would be plenty of people walking around with severely dislocated jaws.
     
    No, I don't fight. If I did I would lose miserably every time, and I have a low threshold for pain and probably am not strong enough mentally to get over the roadblock of "I'm hurting another person", lol.
     
    I attacked two boys who were bullying me in junior high one day after science class. I pushed one of them over and then jumped on top of the other one and started swiping at his face. It didn't last long enough for me to really hurt them and they never got a chance to fight back because some teachers were on us in a flash.

    I guess I'm lucky it didn't turn into anything worse.
     
    I used to fight a lot but after a while I just slowly lost most of my aggression. I haven't fought for a few years since its pretty much impossible for a person to piss me off but the last time someone did manage to, I ended up breaking his nose and arm. No one seen us fight, and as I was technically considered to be weak and a complete pansy he just made up some **** about how he got hurt.
     
    I don't fight. But despite my size, I don't really doubt that if I were to get in a fight, for whatever reason, I could do my share of tearing up some ass. It is always the quiet ones, they say.
     
    I don't like violence....

    Anytime I see it I feel my blood boil and tears usually start to well up into my eyes...

    I hate seeing it cause it makes me feel horrible. I couldn't bear to know what it would be like to know I hurt someone else physically...
     
    I remember the last fight I was in also, which wasn't really a fight, just a 1hko. He wasn't expecting it, and I knocked him out with a spinning heel kick (which I learned when doing Martial Arts) and he was out for a while. He ended up in hospital with a broken nose, too. This was about 6 years ago, when I was in school. I don't regret doing it because he was a fgt.

    My verdict: Violence CAN be the answer, it depends on what scenario you are in. It also means that the person who was messing with you won't wanna mess with you again.
     
    Not that I recall, though I've come very close with my parents on a number of occasions, I've even tried to rile them up so they hit me first so I'm justified in striking back, but somehow they haven't taken the bait yet. I do wonder how many more fights we'll have before things do start to get physical...

    But as for fights in school? Never, I haven't ever come close, actually.
     
    I've been beaten up my fair share of times when I was younger, lol, but usually the 'fights' I'm in aren't real ones and are more for the fun of it. I've only ever been in one actual proper fight and it was with someone quite a bit bigger and older than me so I came off worse there, lol. But even that wasn't realllly bad - other than bruises and scratches and stuff it was a black eye and a broken rib. That was back in late 2011 if memory serves although it could have been early 2012 idek, and was the first time I've been properly hurt by someone else intentionally since I was about 12.
     
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    I get into some pretty serious fights with my brother. And not like play-fights, but I-want-to-see-you-bleed fights. They happen after tension just continues to build until I snap.
     
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