Dealing With Mental Affects Of Being Confronted

[DaleyChamp]

Last night i was attacked in a pub although i suffered no injuries it mentally has me screwed today.

 

[Cole train]

LOOKS WHOS BACK

 

[Starck]

Effects*

 

[Uptown Swinger]

Stop going to gay pubs.

 

[JAEGERX]

so they jumped you right, did you swing back?

 

[OverCoronavirus Pressure]

Effects*

*Affleck's

 

[Stoic1]

https://suwalls.com/movies/ghostbusters

 

[EyeOfNewt]

Last night i was attacked in a pub although i suffered no injuries it mentally has me screwed today.

What happened

 

[Swiftie]

Are you that old dude that got sucker punched by Conor?

 

[Pliny Pete]

How were his side muscles?

 

[EyeOfNewt]

Dude either you tell us or we jump you

 

[Konster]

Did he fuck you right in the pussy?

 

[ARW]

I get a really dry mouth in those situations

 

[PinkFlammingo]

Tell them you have aids

 

[-Magua-]

Problema... Solucianado.
De Nada Muchaco.

 

[zapataxiv]

Last night i was attacked in a pub although i suffered no injuries it mentally has me screwed today.

I feel you I have had 101 and 31 gi and no gi jiu jitsu matches and have won an amateur mma match i took in 29 seconds due to submission and I still get the shivers before a pub brawl

 

[sweetviolenturg]

I feel you I have had 101 and 31 gi and no gi jiu jitsu matches and have won an amateur mma match i took in 29 seconds due to submission and I still get the shivers before a pub brawl

And with good reason. Because your body knows the difference between sanctioned contests in which there are rules & people looking out for your safety & the mayhem that can go down in a brawl. I walked to ring to fight almost 50 times & I was always in control of my breathing & mentally, physically & emotionally prepared for those fights.
But pup brawls, street fights & other violent encounters are a different story. You get that adrenaline dump, your ankles feel loose, your balls rearrange themselves to keep out of harm's way & your throat constricts. All within a matter of seconds & then, you find yourself in the middle of the ugliness & it's usually over within a matter of seconds.
Then, after the adrenaline dump has faded I'm left jittery as hell & when I see the aftermath of what I've done I usually feel some shame. Even if I hated the individual before the violence erupted I feel bad for what I've done. This stems back to when I seriously injured a neighbor who grabbed me by the throat on my back porch in the summer of 1982. I dropped him with a series of punches & he fell face-first off the porch & he landed in such a way that he badly injured his neck & his left arm.
He had to undergo surgery & due to nerve damage, he lost about 50% of the use of his arm. And he was in a wheelchair for over a year. This could have ruined my life had there not been several witnesses that stated that he attacked me & that I responded in self-defense. He also admitted at the hospital that he'd been drinking beforehand.
So, I was cleared of responsibility. But it still left an indelible mark on me.

 

[bandicoot]

And with good reason. Because your body knows the difference between sanctioned contests in which there are rules & people looking out for your safety & the mayhem that can go down in a brawl. I walked to ring to fight almost 50 times & I was always in control of my breathing & mentally, physically & emotionally prepared for those fights.
But pup brawls, street fights & other violent encounters are a different story. You get that adrenaline dump, your ankles feel loose, your balls rearrange themselves to keep out of harm's way & your throat constricts. All within a matter of seconds & then, you find yourself in the middle of the ugliness & it's usually over within a matter of seconds.
Then, after the adrenaline dump has faded I'm left jittery as hell & when I see the aftermath of what I've done I usually feel some shame. Even if I hated the individual before the violence erupted I feel bad for what I've done. This stems back to when I seriously injured a neighbor who grabbed me by the throat on my back porch in the summer of 1982. I dropped him with a series of punches & he fell face-first off the porch & he landed in such a way that he badly injured his neck & his left arm.
He had to undergo surgery & due to nerve damage, he lost about 50% of the use of his arm. And he was in a wheelchair for over a year. This could have ruined my life had there not been several witnesses that stated that he attacked me & that I responded in self-defense. He also admitted at the hospital that he'd been drinking beforehand.
So, I was cleared of responsibility. But it still left an indelible mark on me.

+1 for the relevant story and another +1 for the usage of 'indelible'

 

[bandicoot]

Also big ups to @DaleyChamp

One of the dogs most prolific shit posters

Hespect

 

[Cole train]

And with good reason. Because your body knows the difference between sanctioned contests in which there are rules & people looking out for your safety & the mayhem that can go down in a brawl. I walked to ring to fight almost 50 times & I was always in control of my breathing & mentally, physically & emotionally prepared for those fights.
But pup brawls, street fights & other violent encounters are a different story. You get that adrenaline dump, your ankles feel loose, your balls rearrange themselves to keep out of harm's way & your throat constricts. All within a matter of seconds & then, you find yourself in the middle of the ugliness & it's usually over within a matter of seconds.
Then, after the adrenaline dump has faded I'm left jittery as hell & when I see the aftermath of what I've done I usually feel some shame. Even if I hated the individual before the violence erupted I feel bad for what I've done. This stems back to when I seriously injured a neighbor who grabbed me by the throat on my back porch in the summer of 1982. I dropped him with a series of punches & he fell face-first off the porch & he landed in such a way that he badly injured his neck & his left arm.
He had to undergo surgery & due to nerve damage, he lost about 50% of the use of his arm. And he was in a wheelchair for over a year. This could have ruined my life had there not been several witnesses that stated that he attacked me & that I responded in self-defense. He also admitted at the hospital that he'd been drinking beforehand.
So, I was cleared of responsibility. But it still left an indelible mark on me.

do you who ts is?

theres some mayberry history involved lol