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**IssuessBratte** · 08-09-2008, 09:08 PM

how exactly do you show a violent, physical, and aggressive person that you are not one to be taken advantage of?

i have had a few experiences in this area. it does depend a whole lot on the individual, as does anything.

for instance, i have a friend who meets these people sometimes when we are out, in fact, it is something i have known with two people of a similar astrology. it happens, from my understanding of him, and i am usually very accurate, partly because he has that same configured animal strength center, which he hasn't completely, or at the time even partly, accepted within himself.

my experience was when i was coming back from martial arts one day, competition fighting. some guy a bit younger than me wanted to start something. i looked him straight in the eye and told him i didn't want to fight him. and after that (years ago) i never found myself in that situation again. until recently when i wanted to leave the gym but hadn't gone through with it. i think what was important about that first situation up there was that there was very little stopping me from doing some damage that night, i had just come back from competition fighting which was practiced and probably, unless a weapon was concealed, far superior to an untrained and nervous trouble starter. but i chose not to, therefore rejecting the idea of violence.

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IssuessBratte Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 607 Senior Member	how exactly do you show a violent, physical, and aggressive person that you are not one to be taken advantage of? i have had a few experiences in this area. it does depend a whole lot on the individual, as does anything. for instance, i have a friend who meets these people sometimes when we are out, in fact, it is something i have known with two people of a similar astrology. it happens, from my understanding of him, and i am usually very accurate, partly because he has that same configured animal strength center, which he hasn't completely, or at the time even partly, accepted within himself. my experience was when i was coming back from martial arts one day, competition fighting. some guy a bit younger than me wanted to start something. i looked him straight in the eye and told him i didn't want to fight him. and after that (years ago) i never found myself in that situation again. until recently when i wanted to leave the gym but hadn't gone through with it. i think what was important about that first situation up there was that there was very little stopping me from doing some damage that night, i had just come back from competition fighting which was practiced and probably, unless a weapon was concealed, far superior to an untrained and nervous trouble starter. but i chose not to, therefore rejecting the idea of violence.
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