I think I could easily. I might feel grossed out about it depending on how violent it is. But I wouldn’t feel guilty about it unless it was someone I loved.
I have had a concerning homicidal fantasy on one particular person, but for a good reason considering he nearly sliced my throat, and thoughts of vengeance were there, and I thought of killing him in a pretty ticked up way, but you know what stopped me? Killing someone is something you can only do once to a person and that’s that, and there’s life in gaol if you get caught, and likely you would be doing that person a favour rather than making them suffer, it’s better to give them a life sentencing scar to remember and make them wish you killed them, but of course you would have to worry about them coming back for you, so taking away their ability to walk and talk is a better option.
@SW-User Do you think people getting torn apart feel pain and fear? I think the pain is so great that they don’t. I have a huge tattoo on my back and getting it done was the worst 4 hours of pain in my life. The pain was so bad and went on for so long it became an out of body experiance. It’s like your body mentally shields itself from horrible pain
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@QueenOfZaun but the psychological torture you can’t numb though, I still go this day get PTSD from the event when I was nearly murdered and this occurred 13 years ago.
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@Tatsumi it does feel good to get it out in the open as I ha e kept it to myself as even if friends or family knew about it, shit could of escalated which I didn’t want, but I found peace with it all now although the thought of skull fucking the prick occurs sometimes but I just say to myself it’s my PTSD fucking with me. Also an eye for an eye will only make the world go blind.
I think 95% of people could. It's kinda engrained in us. We've been killing each other for 20,000 years. Under the right circumstances, I think most people could kill someone else.
Only when absolutely necessary, but i don't know if there's many cases where it truly is. To save family and loved ones, of course. We only have each other after all.