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A friend of mine's boyfriend was too touchy with her even after she told him no, so she pulled his hands aside and slammed her knee into his "important place". It immediately got him off her, and he called her a bitch and threatened to hit her so she did it again, and he puked and spent two weeks at the hospital.

After he got out, he continued giving her problems by pressing charges against her, by which she should have stopped after the first knee, but did not, causing him permanent damage with her reckless behaviour. In such a situation, was she correct to have defended herself from his threats?

It's like I have two sides. My first side is my nice side, I am one of the nicest people you will ever meet so nice in fact people often take advantage of me because they mistake my niceness for being weak. They take advantage of me because of my honesty, because It is something that I cherish so much because honesty in a person is so rare. So I wear my heart on my sleeve and I will show you the real me, and in return I would love for someone else to do the same. I love for people to feel comfortable around me and I never want anyone to feel like they have to be someone they are not to be my friend... So I am myself. I don't let other people make me feel uncomfortable. However i am sensitive it doesn't takes a lot to upset me. it does not take much to anger me or hurt my feelings. I am driven by my emotions which is why i can selflessly give so much and apathetically drive someone to the ground. when someone is on my bad side, i can be Effusively RECKLESS. I Will Scoop to the lowest of yhe low and hurt someone just as much as they hurt me. Which will hurt a lot becuase i feel like i hurt ten times harder than other people. Does this make me a bad person?

A girl in one of my classes broke up with her boyfriend of three years after fighting for months on end. They stayed in contact, but continued bickering like crazy and she seemed upset every other class. When Lent came around, she said that she was serious about never getting back together with him and gave him up for Lent. Only like a week later, we all went on spring break. During the first class after spring break, she and her friend were all smiley and giggly. The teacher asked them what they were so happy about and the girl announced that over spring break, she and him got engaged. Does this seem crazy to you or romantic?