the problem is i have never been a angry person, in fact, im a passifist, ive never hurt anyone in my life, i took Taekwondo as a form to work out and to center myself, not to hurt people, and then i kick him in the head, i dident think i would do it, even though i thought about it.Kurokami said:You know him better than any of us could, so I'm sure your context makes much more sense but it seems to me that in his mind he was looking out for you, unless of course as you say, he's just a dick, and was only talking shit to insult her. If you don't feel guilty than what's the problem?Brad Shepard said:this is kinda a long story, so bear with me please.
Ok, so i was hanging out with my buddies on sunday, it was a good time, we where just having fun, and then my friend starts getting into a "Dick" mode. for some back story, he has had 1 good relactionship, and he broke up with her because she wouldent put out. anyway, he has been flurting with my girlfriend for the past few months, and i continured to tell him to back off, and i would have ended owr friendship right then and there, but after knowing the guy for 10 years, i was trying to give him a chance. (Back to sunday, sorry) he started insulting her, stuff like she is going to cheat on me and how im stupid for trusting her. then he called her a slut, thats when i lost it, i went to punch him, but he cought my punch, then i kicked him in the side of the head, knocking him out, i then walked home, and was angry for the rest of the night.
well, what want to know is was i in the right or not? because i dont feel bad, i just want to know if it was right of me to do or not.
and i dident leave him there alone, his room mate, my best friend, was there with him, in the terms of health, hes fine, his prides hurt though, because "wimpey little Brad" Kicked his ass.The King And His Fool said:I believe chivalry has very little to do with "kicking someone in the head and knocking him out".blakfayt said:People say chivalry is dead, but then guys like you go and prove that it isn't. Regardless of what anyone else says, you were defending your girlfriend's honor. If that ass can't respect her, then he deserved what he got, and you should feel no shame for what you did. I'm not saying you should stand tall and boast, but accept that you did it, and he deserved it.
While I kind of understand his reaction, I do think it turned out a little too extreme. It also makes me wonder what sort of friends they must have been when extreme violence is the first option that springs to mind as the answer to a problem.
And did you just leave him there? Unconscious and all? Maybe half dead? You know, Kick in the brains? It doesn't do wonders to people's health last time I checked.
He could fake some disability and sue you. And there wouldn't be much you could do about it, would there? I don't think "defending my girldfriend's honour" is a good argument in court.