2011-03-15, 03:05 AM
I'm a very peaceful and cool guy, I don't look for trouble or like generating violence.
In 5th grade. after telling the proper authorities, whom did nothing about my problem, for a couple of months. One day, the problem started pushing me and laughing at me for no apparent reason, I slammed my problem into a fence. I never had that problem again in that school.
Then in 8th - 9th grade I had another problem. I told the proper authorities to get this problem of my back. They didn't deal with it, so after a year or so, I decided to solve that problem myself. The problem was bothering, pushing from behind and kicking me, so I elbowed it in the face. It solved that problem.
And finally there was this idiotic problem that kept bothering me by saying stuff about me, offensive things in the middle of the class. The teacher even heard it, I approached her multiple times during the semester, she did nothing. I ignored it, but they went on with other people. I was tired of hearing their blabbering, so I went ahead and humiliated them through the power of speech, every time they opened their mouth. After a while, the problem stopped.
I've lived through this, I tried solving it in the fashion that Sarah and others wanted it. Seriously, I don't want any violence, I prefer for them to just stop after having a talking too, but dammit, not all of them listen. After a while it gets very tiresome and you just want to get rid of it. It's like those mosquitoes that buzz by you in the middle of the night, you try to shoo them away, but they just keep coming back until you deal with them.
An eye for an eye is perfectly fine sometimes.
In 5th grade. after telling the proper authorities, whom did nothing about my problem, for a couple of months. One day, the problem started pushing me and laughing at me for no apparent reason, I slammed my problem into a fence. I never had that problem again in that school.
Then in 8th - 9th grade I had another problem. I told the proper authorities to get this problem of my back. They didn't deal with it, so after a year or so, I decided to solve that problem myself. The problem was bothering, pushing from behind and kicking me, so I elbowed it in the face. It solved that problem.
And finally there was this idiotic problem that kept bothering me by saying stuff about me, offensive things in the middle of the class. The teacher even heard it, I approached her multiple times during the semester, she did nothing. I ignored it, but they went on with other people. I was tired of hearing their blabbering, so I went ahead and humiliated them through the power of speech, every time they opened their mouth. After a while, the problem stopped.
I've lived through this, I tried solving it in the fashion that Sarah and others wanted it. Seriously, I don't want any violence, I prefer for them to just stop after having a talking too, but dammit, not all of them listen. After a while it gets very tiresome and you just want to get rid of it. It's like those mosquitoes that buzz by you in the middle of the night, you try to shoo them away, but they just keep coming back until you deal with them.
An eye for an eye is perfectly fine sometimes.