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14 Jul 2012 2:31PM
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I confess I hate my peaceful upbringing. By that I mean that my parents and all the surrounding people always said, violence was no solution. As a child you dig that. You dig that so strong that you don't increase your strength because you don't need it as violence was no solution. Women don't respect you cause you cannot win through without a basis in strength. I told my parents about being beaten and all they did was say "violence is no solution".

Even now I still have this belief that was proven false a zillion times in my life instilled in myself. I think the reason why my punches are still weak stem from this. And the pieces of shit called my parents still think what they did was right.

And others tune in. No one looks at violence as an opportunity all they do is judge even the slightest amount of violence. All of that while the state uses violence on a daily basis. And when I was attacked, instead of suggesting to learn how to fight - and what is more to support me doing that(there are more than enough reasons to stop martial arts) they said the one attacking was stupid and did something wrong. That's all. He did something wrong. Yeah right. He shagged beautiful women, he accomplished an university degree and he beat me. And all these pieces of shit say is "he did something wrong". As if he cared.

The tip of iceberg: I told my mother I was attacked recently and she said, you are old enough you should be able to defend yourself.

All my life she prepared me for helplessness just to tell me that a man should be able to do X and Y just because he is grown up..

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14 Jul 2012 3:08PM

Dude I'm with u. My dad used to tell me "just turn around and walk away". Guess how may times I got hit from Behind thanks to that wisdom. My kid isn't afraid of shit and he's gonna stay that way. At least I''ll be the last one in my lineage to have to deal with that bullshit.

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15 Jul 2012 2:21AM

At least "Women don't respect you cause you cannot win through without a basis in strength." does not seem to have applied to you as you have a kid.

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15 Jul 2012 4:24AM

There is a difference to standing up for yourself and using violence. Sometimes they are the same but most times they are not. Being strong is nice but there is usually a bully that is stronger. But almost never one that is smart. Case in point, this one time I was talking to a couple friends outside and some douche drives by and swerves to splash us. I gave him the finger. He drove back to yell at me. He said, and I am not making this up, "I swear I will get out of this car and kick your ass. Go ask anyone that lives around here I am not to be messed with". All I could do is laugh at him. If he was smart he would realize what an ass he sounded like.

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15 Jul 2012 6:06AM

OP, violence is not the answer to your, or anyone's problems, I learned how to fight when I was young and I still don't believe that violence solves anything, if you feel that women don't respect you because you aren't strong, it's only because you don't respect yourself that they don't respect you, they see you don't respect yourself and feed off of that, I say this because I do know how to fight and have roughly the same problems. Peace brother.

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15 Jul 2012 6:45AM

Your opinion doesn't work outside of the sheltered life I'll assume you've had.

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15 Jul 2012 1:20PM

Well put

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15 Jul 2012 1:38PM

First poster again. Yes I have a son now at 41, but when I was a teenager and younger I got beat up a lot. When I turned 20 I had a 'switch' go off in my head and I said "no more of this shit". To be honest I have no idea what happened but I started to gain weight finally and I just simply started standing up to every fucker that tried to push me around. Then I even joined a K-9 security outfit in Toronto and man I got my ass kicked every night but I also arrested a lot of really bad guys and this really helped to build my confidence. That lasted for a few years and now I'm not a "tough guy" or any crap like that but I still stand up for myself and I know how to handle people as well. After being threated with knives and guns and shit some asshole trying to stare u down for no reason really gets put into perspective for you.
Really it's just a decision you have to make for yourself. And I swear on my life my son will not be bullied or be the bully either.

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16 Jul 2012 4:23AM

In how far is that helpful for me?(Serious question)

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