mysunnyboy
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Bullshit lol
Why does it feel good to fight with people on the internet?
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mysunnyboy
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Kinda like stepping in puddle instead of walking around it.
Severed Tongue
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LOL... I'm a guitar player for 30 some years... you guys should see the ridiculous fighting on gear forums about who's right...
This site is mild in comparison.
I never really understood it...
This site is mild in comparison.
I never really understood it...
WannabeWizard2003
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Thanks for the welcome, but unfortunately I don't think I am the chick you're looking for. My knowledge on this hobby is limited and really I don't get along well with the general public. My plan is more to sit back and read articles rather than trying to fit in and share my experiences with the rest of you. Hey it's just my way of keeping myself happy, so please don't take it personal.
mysunnyboy
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It’s all good.
LetsGetCritical
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Fightings overrated .last year I broke smashed myIn the real world and the major raise in public surveillance, most adults that give out a beating would be charged with assault and detained. At least I would hope so for me and my families safety. As a woman that was forced into kick boxing at a young age and continued through to a fighting career in my early 20s; in my later years the rush of the fight isn't there anymore. My hands constantly hurt, my shins ache when it rains and honestly I constantly ponder if it was worth it. When you rush into a fight irl on the street, there are way more dangers such as aids, weapons and a myriad of other things that come into play just to teach a stranger a lesson. Not worth it! Fuck that stranger because they are obviously not happy with their life and I couldn't be more apathetic how they live their seething lifestyle. You really want to fight? Get in the ring, where there is more than enough people to make sure you don't find yourself in a life threatening situation (but yet it still happens). There is a reason why most fight clubs (in lieu of a better term) preach to you that you shouldn't start a fight on the street. They cement it in your head to walk away. If you a good fighter, one street fight can be the end of your career (you would be kicking ass but the courts are going to hit you with the max sentence).
Hey what's wrong with Star Wars?
nah most people would like that too much HAHA
I do Muay Thai and had to use it not that long ago ended up disintegrating my metacarpal on someone's skull. Physical fightings overratedIn the real world and the major raise in public surveillance, most adults that give out a beating would be charged with assault and detained. At least I would hope so for me and my families safety. As a woman that was forced into kick boxing at a young age and continued through to a fighting career in my early 20s; in my later years the rush of the fight isn't there anymore. My hands constantly hurt, my shins ache when it rains and honestly I constantly ponder if it was worth it. When you rush into a fight irl on the street, there are way more dangers such as aids, weapons and a myriad of other things that come into play just to teach a stranger a lesson. Not worth it! Fuck that stranger because they are obviously not happy with their life and I couldn't be more apathetic how they live their seething lifestyle. You really want to fight? Get in the ring, where there is more than enough people to make sure you don't find yourself in a life threatening situation (but yet it still happens). There is a reason why most fight clubs (in lieu of a better term) preach to you that you shouldn't start a fight on the street. They cement it in your head to walk away. If you a good fighter, one street fight can be the end of your career (you would be kicking ass but the courts are going to hit you with the max sentence).
Hey what's wrong with Star Wars?
nah most people would like that too much HAHA
WannabeWizard2003
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Injuries suck, hope you had a speedy recovery. I love how athletic training would make me feel. I still recommend training in a controlled environment over going to look for a fight <3 Definitely nice to know when forced to protect yourself. Glad to hear you came out on top, sorry about your hand though
StonedGardener
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I think many people have an appetite for "fighting"/clashing/going at it "tooth and nail". Perhaps it comes naturally(Mr. DNA) or the result of a life experience....maybe. The ceaseless mudslinging, character assassination, ridicule and threats. Lots of cat and dog fights flying around here. Plenty of members ready and waiting to pounce upon even totally innocuous posts, the bushwhack , blitzkrieg , bum-rush. I've noticed the threat " expect the Fed's at your door" is a popular cliche. I like getting along with people , meeting great dudes and having good exchanges but what the hell, if ya get a rush from "fighting", go for it. Whatever turns you on. It's only words, not the "sticks and stones".
VILEPLUME
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Hey are you on any forums where this is the opposite. Like mostly women and the guys are the minority? Or is every forum online mostly dominated by men?
LibertyCap76
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Honestly, arguing with people on is pointless, their opposing views are already cemented, so whats the point? I just want to grow mushrooms/buds, play with my guns and left the fuck alone
Obepawn
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I resent that remark about meat beating. Me and my meat are very fond of one another. love taps, no violence.
WannabeWizard2003
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To answer your question: Yes mostly every forum is dominated by men, at least the things that interest me. Computers, automotive, martial arts, hema, growing, and tbh I get really tired of the ego's (not that I have to explain myself but there it is).... The truth is I don't think I would have listened to anyone else but sunny. It's just a shame for me really.
@mysunnyboy went above and beyond to help me out, and I am so thankful she did.
Stubbleburnbritishlawns
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humans are not wired to sustain their sociality on the internet, yet the experience is too appealing, the humanity spirit is but discovering the tool, and our most childish and blind naivety lead the discovering experience. all normal, that's our nature in a peculiar new and treacherous environment, we're just bamboozled cause we are used to think better. do better is the way
karl47777
Member
In such cases, you just want to assert yourself. And sometimes in life, it is difficult, to tell the truth, and your opinion to a person's face. Especially when you are right. Who knows what the reaction will be. And when it happens by correspondence. Then it is clear that you are not afraid to express your point of view. In general, it's a bad character trait. But I notice that I quite often encounter such situations. Especially when I sit on a platform like Funchatt. There are a lot of chats there with different people. And I just love to debate and roughly speaking humiliate them for being wrong. But eventually, they just get offended and end the chat. Weaklings! LOL. I would defend my point of view to the very last.
NanoGadget
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the internet has provided everyone a level of connectedness and visibility previously unavailable to all but the rich, the famous, and the powerful.
Nothing in our millions of years of evolution or our thousands of years of social progress has prepared us for it. Now every human, genius or idiot, has the ability to scattergun whatever is going on in their brain into the digital ether.
People tend to clump together with like minded folks and some really fucked up, destructive echo chambers emerge continuously. Now you have a bunch of misinformed, supremely confident idiots who've been emboldened by their Qanon FB group or the pseudoscience blogspot page they follow, vomiting nonsense into peoples news feeds.
People are bad enough at informed objectivity to begin with. Unlimited quantities of unverified information and unsupported opinions has not helped the matter.
Nothing in our millions of years of evolution or our thousands of years of social progress has prepared us for it. Now every human, genius or idiot, has the ability to scattergun whatever is going on in their brain into the digital ether.
People tend to clump together with like minded folks and some really fucked up, destructive echo chambers emerge continuously. Now you have a bunch of misinformed, supremely confident idiots who've been emboldened by their Qanon FB group or the pseudoscience blogspot page they follow, vomiting nonsense into peoples news feeds.
People are bad enough at informed objectivity to begin with. Unlimited quantities of unverified information and unsupported opinions has not helped the matter.