Dante420
Master Don Juan
Chromeo said:good work my man. You did the right thing, just be careful on the street, dont want to get arrested for that. Its a court of law, not a court of justice you'll be heading to.
Let me propose a question to yall. Lets say his girlfriend was asking for it, and you've warned her that she better be careful with her actions around this guy. And she gets a ho smack.
You still drop this guy? even tho you told her to cut it out because you knew something bad would happen?
And that's the thing. But the guy didn't let up, she had her jumped the next day by a female and she beat the girls ass. The girl just asked her what her name was and started swinging. I am able to protect the girl so I will but that doesn't mean a man doesn't have the right to be skeptical over the situation. For example the next day she told me "Guess what? He's downtown" as if I'm suppose to chase him down and run him out of the town. I told her she shouldn't be going out of her way to invite this kid into her life. Personally I have nothing to prove in the situation even if he wants to talk trash after - I mean what kind of alternative reality does this kid live in where he can get in a fight with someone else one day and then the next day not even defend himself physically or even verbally when he meets me and then actually talk sh!t and say I'm a "b!tch" when people talk to him. I feel like I handled the situation, spoke my peace and left. I DID NOT GO THERE TO SEE HER. I left her house that morning, got a call around mid-day before I was heading to the gym about what happened. I headed over there, saw the confrontation and did what I felt I needed to do. After that I walked away and left, I told the kid the vacate the scene. I walked across the street the other way and I told her I needed to go and I was going to the gym she just looked at me real sad. I told her friends to walk her home after they introduced themselves to me and told me how "Ill it was" that I just did that. At this point the kid would be reluctant to try anything physical with me if I wasn't engaging him in that type of confrontation, it can be worked out verbally if I ever feel the need.
AgreedDrum&Bass said:I am a FULL SUPPORTER of women getting their asses kicked when:
- they think they are invincible and willingly place themselves in dangerous situations
- they provoke someone or group of people.
- they commit a crime against me or loved ones or they are in the act of committing a crime against me or loved ones
- they don't know their place and/or step out of line.
Burglarize meaning she wasn't home when it happened...I don't know why she didn't call the police but I think she didKerpal said:This chick sounds trashy as hell. Anyway, I'm confused. Did he rob her house, or did he burglarize it? Why didn't she call the police?
I was kind of thinking about that too. It's almost as if she called me there to fight him but I feel it was only right what I did given the circumstances I would have done more if we weren't right on the main street. I literally through the punch 2 seconds after a cop car drove by.terran2k said:this the same chic that beat you up when you were trying to play fight and left you feeling like a b*tch??
that chic of yours is nothing but trouble.
what if that guy goes and shoots your ass to get some revenge? while your family crying, she'll be f*cking someone else.
dude I'm telling you nothing good is going to come from being with this chic.
Your a subservient male, your opinion will never hold value in the roomVisitor125 said:What I see is a punk looking for street fights. I really hope you end up in jail, which is where sooner or later you will end up anyway.
That lowlife chick had her cake and ate it too. Instead of calling the police, she engaged into fights, then started engaging every male she knew into this drama, and all this so she could get wet and make the captain saveaho proud.
So after chasing him around and feeling too hysteric and in need of some sexual excitement she called you so you could attack the guy for her entertainment. You should be ashamed of yourself and the fact that the assault was witnessed by other people will hopefully lead you into the arms of some convicts who will be delighted to have you keeping them company during the cold nights in prison.
Agreed. If I didn't know my girlfriend I wouldn't of cared about the situation except for the fact that she was hit with a fist and not an open handDrum&Bass said:I am a FULL SUPPORTER of women getting their asses kicked when:
- they think they are invincible and willingly place themselves in dangerous situations
- they provoke someone or group of people.
- they commit a crime against me or loved ones or they are in the act of committing a crime against me or loved ones
- they don't know their place and/or step out of line.
Thank you.Alien said:You did the right thing! After those 2 sh!t threads you started to fix your masculinity. Respect
I agree with you. I really don't see this type of stuff changing though. We need to get my name on the ballot so I can bring back gender unityAtom Smasher said:She took the law into her own hands, and she shouldn't be applauded for that. She had no legal nor moral right to do that. How do you think the guy's going to react after flicking a cigarette at him?
This whole tale also tells everyone involved and everyone reading this that it's somehow ok, or at least, "less wrong" for a woman to hit a man.
I would have more respect if she told you about the first event and YOU YOURSELF took care of business with him. She seems to think that it's perfectly ok for her to hit men. Someday she's going to hit the wrong one and she might not walk away.
WTF is wrong with today's society where women are literally turning into men (and vice versa, men into women) and feeling they have every right to engage in physical altercations with men?
I maintain that she should have told you about the burglary and either you should have taken care of business yourself or called the police in. She's going to get herself into serious trouble someday, and you may not be around to get her out of it.