Would do you think? True or some false bullcrap? Discuss.
I agree, to an extent. I myself don't hurt other people. I truly don't. But some would say I 'hurt myself' a lot. I'm unsure how to take that...
Would do you think? True or some false bullcrap? Discuss.
I agree, to an extent. I myself don't hurt other people. I truly don't. But some would say I 'hurt myself' a lot. I'm unsure how to take that...
Agree wholeheartedly! Also, a more controversial theme in my experience even though I wish was a pacifist is that violence spreads violence like a disease. There is some feeling if we want to just go about things and be all nice and peaceful but get beat down by gang to the point of being hospitalized like we are changed and fucked up permanently. There is a feeling after like violence should be an option you take more quickly even though the other part of your brain says that should never be an option. Then you get permanently fucked up trying to fix what was once one mind that has split in two.
I am so split in two these days after that gang beating. This year I got beat down by a big guy at a bar. I had some disagreements with him and we bought each other drinks. But on our way home, I prodded him and he punched me so hard in the chest that I got a chest contusion and couldn't breathe out of my right lung for whole week. Then I counter-attacked and punched him in the face while gasping for air trying to clutch my right side. And he was bleeding out the face and he punched me and broke my right tooth.
Then I'm like, "What is the point of this?" And I even cried and said like, "You are strong!" and high-fived him and patted him. But I feel like I am infected with a disease now since that gang beating.
Cheers! My bad for being rambly. But I always try to reflect back on how it changed my feeling. Like I've been in fights before but people had the courtesy to stop when I'm down. Gang altercation is like they don't stop when I'm down, and that made me much more upset with human nature than ever before.
So that level of malice affected me in far worse way than just getting my ass kicked. It's like they were really trying to kill me and I was also scared for the first time in a fight as my hands and arms fractured and I couldn't block their kicks anymore. I was really scared for my life and thinking I was fading out and I wanted to do a bit more before I died but fading out is all I could do. Then after that I think I got PTSD or something. I really never felt 100% right ever since.
Generally true, but it doesn't have to be permanent. I think I've gotten better about not recycling hurts to new people. Sometimes the person won't recognize or want to stop the cycle though. And that can mean they hurt a lot of new people over time.
I voted true. Individuals that have been hurt sometimes choose to internalize their pain and others projectoutward as a negative attitude, or as blatant cruelty. Perhaps it is their way of trying to get others to relate to their pain. Both reactions probably need a way to handle their pain, but I think that takes a while with some help from others. They also have to want to change, they have to want to be happy.
Yep, it happens... plus "Healed people Heal People" no idea how one becomes healed though.
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I always thought Kanye was retarded. Ever since he did the Punk'd episode with Ashton Kutcher and he was running around like a dumb ass and acting all mentally ill over the situation. I never saw dude as normal, I don't know how anyone else does too.
I agree, but I believe most with morals intentionally try to avoid hurting others. Those that try to hurt others because of their own hurt are probably individuals who have a lack of morals or no regard for anyone but themselves.
When people get treated badly they tend to fight back.
I think he is having a mental breakdown and I am genuinely worried about him
Are you ok, sparky? You seem stressed lately. What ales you?
That’s true, They do it unconsciously.
I agree 100%. Absolutely true
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