I have developed that as well. The funny thing is that the geeks, gamers, anime lovers were all in one group so we did band together. People always insulted us but when it came time for student council elections they were as nice as can be. We never voted for anyone though. The jocks and preps got mad at us for that but we didn't care.Jharry5 said:
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The point is, no matter how good you are with contact fighting, someone better can still beat you. And even the best melee fighter doesn't have a prayer of a chance against someone with a projectile weapon.Abedeus said:
It's a little ironic that you chose that picture, when Indy then shoots the guy.Abedeus said:Gun violence is not the answer.crimsondynamics said:Abedeus said:
Melee violence is.
People can be dicks. My weight was the primary reason I got made fun of. I feel like I want to kill the people who wronged me as well so you are not the only one. I will never forgive them and if I do meet Jason Smith again I can be pretty sure the end result will be me with blood on my hands.Elurindel said:It's a little ironic that you chose that picture, when Indy then shoots the guy.Abedeus said:Gun violence is not the answer.crimsondynamics said:Abedeus said:
Melee violence is.
On my part though, I was bullied a lot, throughout primary all the way to high school. I managed to avoid most of the fights however, by fighting as dirty as possible. Biting, stabbing with a compass on one occasion, like one of the previous posters, and on a couple of occasions, hitting people with chairs.
Once people see thatm as different as you are, you're not bound by their pathetic system of heirarchy and ways of fighting, they tend to leave you alone. I had a small, close-knit circle of friends to keep me going as well.
I still feel scarred by those times though. I've developed a tic of sorts to deal with it. Whenever my thoughts go back to anywhere near my childhood I'd rather forget, or be embarassed by, I tend to unconsciously start mouthing violence-related words, like "kill" over and over again.
Yeah, I'm just a little messed up by all this. Which is why it tears me up that people can be such callous dicks.
See i've never been attacked physically, i've been threatened but none have ever continued with it, even when i stand there asking them to throw the first punch.gof22 said:People can be dicks. My weight was the primary reason I got made fun of. I feel like I want to kill the people who wronged me as well so you are not the only one. I will never forgive them and if I do meet Jason Smith again I can be pretty sure the end result will be me with blood on my hands.Elurindel said:It's a little ironic that you chose that picture, when Indy then shoots the guy.Abedeus said:Gun violence is not the answer.crimsondynamics said:Abedeus said:
Melee violence is.
On my part though, I was bullied a lot, throughout primary all the way to high school. I managed to avoid most of the fights however, by fighting as dirty as possible. Biting, stabbing with a compass on one occasion, like one of the previous posters, and on a couple of occasions, hitting people with chairs.
Once people see thatm as different as you are, you're not bound by their pathetic system of heirarchy and ways of fighting, they tend to leave you alone. I had a small, close-knit circle of friends to keep me going as well.
I still feel scarred by those times though. I've developed a tic of sorts to deal with it. Whenever my thoughts go back to anywhere near my childhood I'd rather forget, or be embarassed by, I tend to unconsciously start mouthing violence-related words, like "kill" over and over again.
Yeah, I'm just a little messed up by all this. Which is why it tears me up that people can be such callous dicks.
I doubt it. A few years from now you'll see him in the street and he'll either not recognise you or say hi as he passes. Children are spiteful malicious creatures who tend to grow into not-so-bad adults. I was also bullied at school, and recently one of the bullies friended me on a social networking site.gof22 said:
