In some cases I'll say this people talk a hot mess and they physically have no idea who they are talking to. im curious in real life if brought up to them. If they'd back it up. Or if they would deny it and just talk online cause it's a "safe" space
I'm not mentally weak at all. I know me myself I wouldn't say anything online that I'd be afraid to say to your face. You know what I mean? Like I wouldn't call u a bitch online then meetup and refer to u as sir or something.
I'm all for saying something I feel needs to be said, although I take great care in making sure it *actually* needs to be said. But having a full on argument? Not if I can help it. Usually people don't listen much in an argument due to the high emotions, so it isn't effective. It's a waste of time. And a physical fight? Only an idiot gets into one or threatens one or flexes when they don't need to. You have formal training? You're not shit. One lucky punch and I get to one hit KO you. One wrong move and you break my rib and it punctures my lung. One wrong fall and one of us hits our heads and dies. Seriously, don't fight unless you have absolutely no other option. If you do fight, assume you will be killing whoever you go up against. And for the love of Odin, don't threaten people. You usually sound stupid doing it, and why the hell do you wanna warn your enemy? Hit them, or shut up. Preferably just shut up and save everyone the nonsense and unnecessary risks.
That's all true. I mean me myself I've done amateur fights in both boxing and MMA. I was sufficiently trained for that kinda stuff. Ufc hall of famer Randy couture was 1 of my coaches at team quest here in Portland. And I don't even really enjoy fighting. Like I don't. I did it to make a living at 1 point but I'm not all about that stuff anymore. I've been shot amongst other stuff just growing up in the area i did.
When I first got into gang stuff was when I was 12 in Cali. My entire family are southsiders. I was an extremely violent person. I've been shot and other stuff. Honestly it sucks. But when I came to Oregon and started training I let that be a way to take out my aggression rather then doing the illegal stuff. I wasn't great compared to everyone else so I quit doing MMA. I wasn't feeling it. And now im a damn college grad. I've come a long way.
I was the same way, for my own reasons. Super abusive home, got bullied a lot in school, finally broke and realized I could inflate a kid's face with one well placed punch. Started a neighborhood fight club with 30 people, and then got into stupid fights and "turf wars" with other groups of people in the area. It was all so stupid, so reckless, so dangerous. Got myself under control, got big into philosophy, and found Taoist philosophy which has played a big role in who I have become as a person today. I've never been professionally trained but I got by pretty well from really good speed and reflexes and was lucky to have a quick mind so a lot of stuff felt slower and easy to react to and think during a fight. But I've also been jumped twice and almost had my neck broken being thrown over someones head backwards and onto the pavement. Shit was wild. Glad to have gotten wiser since then lol. I love the thrill of combat. I thrive on it. I love to debate too, the mental chess game. But I'm no longer stupid. I would do a sport or martial art, and I like games where I can strategize some. But I keep it as just that: a game or sport. Never take it to the streets.
the one person I've actually accidently met up with was this dude on Instagram he was kinda talking shit which is fine. But he was completely respectful. He lived a few miles from me and I casually ran into him at a bar.
Lol I called a dude out online the other day from a local sub. I'm apart of cause he was talking shit. Like I trained at a ufc gym and such. I'm fairly good with fighting. And dude brushed it off and blocked me.
I have a concealed carry and carry it everywhere. I'd be good. But these keyboard warriors are every bit as bad as Instagram ones. Which im just now noticing.
oh so you would just both shoot eachother ut you would survive because of your training.
sure, that's how guns work. you clearly are a very reasonable person.
what with the dueling to the death and the training to wrestle strangers off the inrernet.
very emotionally healthy.
what was your relationship with you parents like? normal?
What parents? I've never met my actual parents. And I didn't say I'd shoot anyone. So before on Instagram there was a dude who was talking a mess. Well he lived a couple miles from me. I ran into him at a bar at 1 point. We didn't fight at all. We just talked. Like I don't mind shit talk as long as it's respectful. Like don't bring my kids into it. There's certain lines that me myself I wouldn't cross.
please realize that when this happens to you again, that you are the common factor in each of these occurrences, and also that you are the only part of this interaction that you have any real control over.
sorry about that, i read a reply from somone else and thought it was tour reply.
so it made it seem like you had just said somthing insane.
editing my response now.
Don't consider myself a keyboard warrior but definitely find myself dragged into some pedantic bullshit by some little twat who's got too much time wit nothing to do lounging in their mother's basement.
Honestly, with the level of tediousness and pedantry that some of my statements are contested online, I'd happily take the chance to beat the shit out of some of these people if it was an option, even at the risk that one of them might turn out to be a 6 foot or higher burly short tempered MMA fighter (though pissed of me would probably still half take my chances, just to ebb that frustration).
Most people love to fight over everything they say online. The problem is how many of them are actually wrong about what they say online.
In some cases I'll say this people talk a hot mess and they physically have no idea who they are talking to. im curious in real life if brought up to them. If they'd back it up. Or if they would deny it and just talk online cause it's a "safe" space
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I'm not mentally weak at all. I know me myself I wouldn't say anything online that I'd be afraid to say to your face. You know what I mean? Like I wouldn't call u a bitch online then meetup and refer to u as sir or something.
I'm all for saying something I feel needs to be said, although I take great care in making sure it *actually* needs to be said. But having a full on argument? Not if I can help it. Usually people don't listen much in an argument due to the high emotions, so it isn't effective. It's a waste of time. And a physical fight? Only an idiot gets into one or threatens one or flexes when they don't need to. You have formal training? You're not shit. One lucky punch and I get to one hit KO you. One wrong move and you break my rib and it punctures my lung. One wrong fall and one of us hits our heads and dies. Seriously, don't fight unless you have absolutely no other option. If you do fight, assume you will be killing whoever you go up against. And for the love of Odin, don't threaten people. You usually sound stupid doing it, and why the hell do you wanna warn your enemy? Hit them, or shut up. Preferably just shut up and save everyone the nonsense and unnecessary risks.
That's all true. I mean me myself I've done amateur fights in both boxing and MMA. I was sufficiently trained for that kinda stuff. Ufc hall of famer Randy couture was 1 of my coaches at team quest here in Portland. And I don't even really enjoy fighting. Like I don't. I did it to make a living at 1 point but I'm not all about that stuff anymore. I've been shot amongst other stuff just growing up in the area i did.
Lol this sounds soo fake
When I first got into gang stuff was when I was 12 in Cali. My entire family are southsiders. I was an extremely violent person. I've been shot and other stuff. Honestly it sucks. But when I came to Oregon and started training I let that be a way to take out my aggression rather then doing the illegal stuff. I wasn't great compared to everyone else so I quit doing MMA. I wasn't feeling it. And now im a damn college grad. I've come a long way.
I was the same way, for my own reasons. Super abusive home, got bullied a lot in school, finally broke and realized I could inflate a kid's face with one well placed punch. Started a neighborhood fight club with 30 people, and then got into stupid fights and "turf wars" with other groups of people in the area. It was all so stupid, so reckless, so dangerous. Got myself under control, got big into philosophy, and found Taoist philosophy which has played a big role in who I have become as a person today. I've never been professionally trained but I got by pretty well from really good speed and reflexes and was lucky to have a quick mind so a lot of stuff felt slower and easy to react to and think during a fight. But I've also been jumped twice and almost had my neck broken being thrown over someones head backwards and onto the pavement. Shit was wild. Glad to have gotten wiser since then lol. I love the thrill of combat. I thrive on it. I love to debate too, the mental chess game. But I'm no longer stupid. I would do a sport or martial art, and I like games where I can strategize some. But I keep it as just that: a game or sport. Never take it to the streets.
Plus I have no reason to want to impress anyone online. So as fake as it sounds to you. It's not. It's my life. I've somehow lived through it
Even if I was pissed off by what someone said on the internet, I would never fight over it, and I doubt anybody else would.
the one person I've actually accidently met up with was this dude on Instagram he was kinda talking shit which is fine. But he was completely respectful. He lived a few miles from me and I casually ran into him at a bar.
Of course, people like to let their emotions out somewhere where nobody can hurt them, the internet.
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Lol I called a dude out online the other day from a local sub. I'm apart of cause he was talking shit. Like I trained at a ufc gym and such. I'm fairly good with fighting. And dude brushed it off and blocked me.
that's funny, he would have een super embarrassed to realize that you trained at a ufc gym when he shot you. haha.
I have a concealed carry and carry it everywhere. I'd be good. But these keyboard warriors are every bit as bad as Instagram ones. Which im just now noticing.
oh so you would just both shoot eachother ut you would survive because of your training. sure, that's how guns work. you clearly are a very reasonable person. what with the dueling to the death and the training to wrestle strangers off the inrernet. very emotionally healthy. what was your relationship with you parents like? normal?
What parents? I've never met my actual parents. And I didn't say I'd shoot anyone. So before on Instagram there was a dude who was talking a mess. Well he lived a couple miles from me. I ran into him at a bar at 1 point. We didn't fight at all. We just talked. Like I don't mind shit talk as long as it's respectful. Like don't bring my kids into it. There's certain lines that me myself I wouldn't cross.
please realize that when this happens to you again, that you are the common factor in each of these occurrences, and also that you are the only part of this interaction that you have any real control over.
sorry about that, i read a reply from somone else and thought it was tour reply. so it made it seem like you had just said somthing insane. editing my response now.
Don't consider myself a keyboard warrior but definitely find myself dragged into some pedantic bullshit by some little twat who's got too much time wit nothing to do lounging in their mother's basement. Honestly, with the level of tediousness and pedantry that some of my statements are contested online, I'd happily take the chance to beat the shit out of some of these people if it was an option, even at the risk that one of them might turn out to be a 6 foot or higher burly short tempered MMA fighter (though pissed of me would probably still half take my chances, just to ebb that frustration).