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when I was in uni, one day I was feeling pretty groggy. I think I had some kind of cold, and my lecturer was being an arse. He accused me of not handing in a report, when I clearly did, and I had bought a sandwich which fell out of my hand as I left the shop, and I was late to class since I asked the taxi driver to go to the campus but he went the wrong way, and I was a bit hyper.
I dropped some money on the ground, and as I was picking it up from the corridor floor, some girl came and then literally stood on my hand. She was thinking "oh, I want to hurt this guy so I'll step on his hand!!" So I just got up and shoved her. she fell to the ground, and then she looked so shocked. Some guys in the corridor looked at me and motioned to hit me, i just told them to f off. Even some campus security came and just moved on.
But then some girl who thought she was badass and was above social norms/rules and because i was "nothing" in her eyes - lol. really? what made her the judge of value?
Looking back, i don't really see what I did wrong. I was defending myself. But i'm only asking this since I told my parents, and they said it was understandable but over the top.
tl;dr - some college babe who is the Godly-humanity-judge stepped on my hand as i was picking up loose change, i got irate, shoved her, and then she acted the victim.
You overreacted . She was just looking for a way to meet you. You missed a golden opportunity there.
it's clear and obvious she was out to **** with me. it's how hotter girls tend to think.
in most normal circumstances, people don't step on others. nobody does. nobody is above societal, nay human, rules.
And it never occurred to you that maybe she was walking past you and didn't see that your hand was on the ground (especially judging by her reaction to your reaction; someone who is intentionally trying to hurt you isn't shocked when you react; they're more likely to be smug)? Did she actually walk up, look at you, step on your hand, and stay there? Why would she want to "****" with you? Do you even know her? Why didn't you say "Ow, you're on my hand" instead of shoving her? How did you get up to shove her if she was standing on your hand? How do you know she thought she was a "badass" and though you were "nothing"? Why is it "how hotter girls tend to think"? If she hadn't been "hot," you probably would've said she was being a jerk because she was "ugly." (How do you look, btw, that you're judging other people for their looks? How do you treat women you don't find "hot"?)
Look, we get it: you had a bad day. Someone injured you. Because you had a bad day and clearly have some kind of problem with women, you assumed it was deliberate when it was probably an accident. This means you overreacted. No matter how bad of a day you were having, it doesn't mean your overreaction was okay.
A person who reacts this way and has this sort of internal dialogue going on is definitely the kind of person who will get in trouble all his life for "anti-social behavior." That chip in his mental shoulder is soul-deep and not fillable. Hopefully, he's locked up before he REALLY hurts someone. :/
If you want to defend someone who has the power to know what women think of him and chooses a violent way to respond so be it .
We all tend to make assumptions. The FACT is that she chose to stand on his hand. Implying the violence started with her. He has the right to make the physical hurt stop.
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