Needs to be done so sometimes. Depends on the situation tho

You'll realise when you're much older that the kind of people who do stuff like that don't matter.

Parents always say "just ignore them" and it's difficult but the best way to go through with it.
At the end of the day, whoever was bullying you is just a waste of time and effort for you.

To me, fighting is pointless. My attitude in life is that I don't care what people think, I will do as I please and if they don't like it, I don't care (within reason). It also helps that the kind of personality I have is that I am easy-going and easy approachable so I don't really find myself within conflict too often.

Dislocate wrote Needs to be done so sometimes. Depends on the situation tho

i believe that if someone is talking shit to you or about you don't try and talk to them just hit them

Earthborn wrote

It's a two way street if I'm honest, in some circumstances it's the only language bullies understand. However, in most cases violence isn't the answer. I can't really say a lot in regards to not fighting, I'm a semi-pro MMA fighter. So I fight regularly, but legally. It's a struggle, some times it has to be done.

Personally, I love fighting. I live for it, there's just something hilarious about being hit. The ability you find deep down to hit back but with relentless power and aggression. In school, I'd try to avoid fighting. You do not want to screw up your education. It'll be the worst mistake you've ever made. However, you can simple arrange to meet him and drop him out side of hours, just... Make sure there's no cameras.

Earthborn

i know i loved fighting him and when he hit me i just shook it off i mean i didn't even feel it.

and i don't meet people outside of school for a fight because they could bring anyone or anything

Yeah I wouldn't just jump the gun and start dropping kids left right and centre however I used to be a bit of a push over with people saying what they like about me until I did so. Like I said all depends on th people u are dealing with, and what they respond to and what u have to lose if u do

-Deano wrote You'll realise when you're much older that the kind of people who do stuff like that don't matter.

Parents always say "just ignore them" and it's difficult but the best way to go through with it.
At the end of the day, whoever was bullying you is just a waste of time and effort for you.

To me, fighting is pointless. My attitude in life is that I don't care what people think, I will do as I please and if they don't like it, I don't care (within reason). It also helps that the kind of personality I have is that I am easy-going and easy approachable so I don't really find myself within conflict too often.

i don't care about most stuff people say but he just took it to far and something had to be done

urBeats wrote

Earthborn wrote

It's a two way street if I'm honest, in some circumstances it's the only language bullies understand. However, in most cases violence isn't the answer. I can't really say a lot in regards to not fighting, I'm a semi-pro MMA fighter. So I fight regularly, but legally. It's a struggle, some times it has to be done.

Personally, I love fighting. I live for it, there's just something hilarious about being hit. The ability you find deep down to hit back but with relentless power and aggression. In school, I'd try to avoid fighting. You do not want to screw up your education. It'll be the worst mistake you've ever made. However, you can simple arrange to meet him and drop him out side of hours, just... Make sure there's no cameras.

Earthborn

i know i loved fighting him and when he hit me i just shook it off i mean i didn't even feel it.

and i don't meet people outside of school for a fight because they could bring anyone or anything

we'll if u think u enjoy fighting go join a boxing club or mauy Thai, kick boxing or something along those lines

I wouldn't suggest Mauy Thai straight away, thats the kind of martial art that can kill people in the real world lol