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SW-User
Yes and Yes.
The punch I probably deserved, though, in my opinion I didn't.
The slap, I definitely didn't. I was in school at the time: I had just finished my lunch and I was leaving the cafeteria with some friends, this girl came up to me and smacked me.
I stood there in shock, I knew the girl and we had actually just had a good conversation in the previous class. Talked to her a couple times after and she was back to being kind. No idea why she did it. That being said; I was targeted by the girls in my school a lot, as they knew I was incapable of hitting them back.
The punch I probably deserved, though, in my opinion I didn't.
The slap, I definitely didn't. I was in school at the time: I had just finished my lunch and I was leaving the cafeteria with some friends, this girl came up to me and smacked me.
I stood there in shock, I knew the girl and we had actually just had a good conversation in the previous class. Talked to her a couple times after and she was back to being kind. No idea why she did it. That being said; I was targeted by the girls in my school a lot, as they knew I was incapable of hitting them back.
Fernie · F
@SW-User Are you saying that girls came up to you and slapped you in the face just because they could?
SW-User
@Fernie ...yeah. Pretty much.
SW-User
@Fernie No, I've been out of school for a good few years now. It actually cause me to have a phobia of school, I imagine it had a big part in my anxiety too.
Once, while I was getting stabbed with pencils, getting pinched, having my hair pulled and getting punched/slapped, I tried to tell the teacher. I was even in a classroom and he just shook his head with an amused grin and told me to deal with it myself.
I was raised to believe that I should never raise my hand to any female but even if I did hit them back, I would have been attacked by everyone for hurting a girl.
Once, while I was getting stabbed with pencils, getting pinched, having my hair pulled and getting punched/slapped, I tried to tell the teacher. I was even in a classroom and he just shook his head with an amused grin and told me to deal with it myself.
I was raised to believe that I should never raise my hand to any female but even if I did hit them back, I would have been attacked by everyone for hurting a girl.
Fernie · F
@SW-User you're confused. Self defense is something you don't seem to grasp. I hope you aren't going to let anyone else abuse you