As I told
at my last post, I forgot how to get angry. But I get
disappointed, a lot. The moment where everything doesn’t go the way you wanted
to. In my case, it is more than "sometimes", and I usually just sigh
it out and let it pass me.
I
remember not being like this. Back in 5th grade, I remember punching a boy in
the mouth because he was using aimbots in Counter-Strike 1.3. 1st year high
school, while playing basketball, I started a riot when a guy tried to shove me
while I was up in the air rebounding. First strike, at his temple. 4th year
high school, pinned down someone bigger than me and gave him "fists of
fury". LOL that was just random punches coming from everywhere while my
knees was on his shoulders. It was bloody. I had a black eye and bleeding
mouth. He fainted.
I can
proceed, but that shit is boring. It's funny how I clearly remember these fights,
but I can't even remember the names of my employees.
In my
defense, I was a kid. A violent kid. And it's really amazing how I've changed.
The moment I reached legal age, I've never been in a fight ever again. Yes, 18.
Second Year College. Don't get me wrong though, there were a lot of instances
that I would like to introduce my fist to the guy's mouth (happened a lot on
places like The Fort and Eastwood City). It's just that, when you're an adult,
word power is stronger. Too much drama though.
What I wanted to say was, in this world, you always just have to suck it up and talk it out. Or just, sigh it out.
What I wanted to say was, in this world, you always just have to suck it up and talk it out. Or just, sigh it out.
This post
is disappointing, somehow.
Warfreakazoid~ LOL
ReplyDeleteWAS. I was. :(
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