Pain and pleasure, I kid you not.
I've always fought because I loved fighting and that adrenaline kick from taking a hit and then hitting back.
When I take a hit though, I don't ever go down. I've never trained in fighting just been in a lot of fights.
I also beat 2 black belts at the same time by myself, they shat themselfs when I popped my own shoulder back in on the spot after popping it out to get out of a lock.
Free reign to fight how you please. I haven't felt like this in ages, my bloods pumping and I'm restless.
Talking about this just makes me want to fight again, I'm literally shaking.
I've always fought because I loved fighting and that adrenaline kick from taking a hit and then hitting back.
When I take a hit though, I don't ever go down. I've never trained in fighting just been in a lot of fights.
I also beat 2 black belts at the same time by myself, they shat themselfs when I popped my own shoulder back in on the spot after popping it out to get out of a lock.
I know the feeling, after being hit all the limiters you held by the logic of the situation goes out the door and you feel alive.OniaPL said:Not really, violence is. Since I never punch first, to me being punched means that the social limits of inflicting violence upon others have been temporarily and partially removed in the name of self defense and therefore I view being punched as a positive thing.axlryder said:So punches to the face are your anti-drug?OniaPL said:It feels likea bubbling happiness. The first feeling is dull, numb, yet after that it changes into burning happiness that makes you smile, that makes you laugh. It gets your blood pumping and your brain racing; it's as if you are free for the first time in a long time, and all you can do is grin and laugh as the burn slowly fades away, but still stays there reminding you of what happened.
Free reign to fight how you please. I haven't felt like this in ages, my bloods pumping and I'm restless.
Talking about this just makes me want to fight again, I'm literally shaking.