Reacting in a fight?

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I have only been in that situation twice where I couldn't avoid it, but on both occasions when they hit me, I just smiled at them despite the blood dripping from my mouth, it was more of a normal reaction for me at the time.

I use technology to defend myself.

50,000 volts to the solar plexus has knocked a
couple of buttfaces to the ground gasping
for air or knocked them out.

Without technologyu I would probably either
run, or if cornered scratch, bite, or stab.

I like to choke an opponent, if I can get them to stay down I'll kick them when they are down, I have no remorse for my opponent I only started one fight in my life and I felt bad about ever since. So if I am attacked without provocation I will do my best to hurt that person no matter what I have to do to accomplish it. I carry mace right now, the stuff I use was made for grizzly bears. Its nearly a blister agent and had a blue contact dye in it. Mawaaahhhaaaa.

My former co-worker bought a can of it for his wife after I brought it into work to show everybody when they asked to see. She sprayed some punk who was following her to her car when she was in the Galleria Mall parking lot. The kid was pretending to hump her as he was walking behind her. The kid was 15 and as big as me she had enough after he shut her car door after she opened it so she blasted him in the face. She said he was as blue as a smurf and because he had contact lense he was also blinded until the ambulance came for him. The Cheektowaga police told her that the kid was told over 20 times never to comeback to the mall parking lot but he keeps coming back.

I'm pretty slow and clumsy. I'd get beat up in no time. I would try to get away. I don't know what I'd do if they grabbed me, though. Possibly just, like, put my arms over my head, so they couldn't hit me in the face?

I've only been in a few fights when I was younger. I never fought like NT's. I fought like an enraged animal. I didn't put up with any of the preliminary shoving or threatening gestures. I immediately took the fight to the ground where I mauled the other person. I wasn't above fighting dirty and doing anything to cause harm, including using my fingernails and teeth.

There is no such thing as a fair or clean fight outside of a ring with a referee. Either win, or don't fight. You sound like a winner.

A good punch comes from the hips

Ive never got in a fight and would only do so in extremely exceptional circumstances ie somebody elses life/wellbeing is in danger.
Im honestly not to bothered if i die to be honest

Though if i did, depending on the size of the individual id probably rugby tackle them as hard as i could, maybe in a jumping motion so i almost "spear" them. It might do damage to my shoulder, but they're probably going to be winded and on the floor and i should be able to run, or if necessary kick them or something

I used to get in a lot of fights when I was younger; I was a target for bullies because of my small size (I weighed 60 pounds in sixth grade). When someone would start bullying me, I would tolerate it and just not react, knowing that some of them would get bored. If they kept on, I would give them plenty of warning that it was not the smartest idea, and if they pushed a little too far I would drop them and then hit them as hard as I could until someone came to pull me off. I wouldn't even be angry, I just knew that every time I hit them meant a smaller chance of them annoying me again. I rarely got bullied by the same person twice.

in my school fights, (you know, "meet me behind >wherever< at 3 o'clock" ), I was always ineffective and lost badly. I was always thinking "why the heck are we doing this?" I was, as they say, "involved" in the fight, but I wasn't "committed." The one time someone managed to actually piss me off, I honestly don't know what I did - I literally was blind with rage. It took three other kids to pull me off him, and he was bloody. I didn't realize it at the time, but in hindsight I got picked on a LOT less after that. It's a shame it didn't happen until 11th grade, though. If it had happened in, say, 7th grade, I would have been a lot less traumatized later. Ohwell.

I know exactly how I would react from personal experiance. The verbal part will anger me the fastest, for certain. Adding physical to that is like insisting that I hurt you one some level. I might bite, punch, kick, and scratch to do damage to their face. My effort depends on theirs, though.

If it had no verbal, I'd fight with more coordination, while wandering what's going in the attacker's mind.

Offensive punching is a good way to lose a fight though. It's always better to immediately go for the choke hold. Even if they're strong enough to break out of any lock you can use biting, hair pulling, and small-joint manipulations to stun them and regain your hold. Only use blows to finish it once they're already too winded and exhausted from being choked to effectively fight back.

To most NT's fighting is about posturing rather than winning. That's their disadvantage.

Last edited by marshall on 19 Jul 2010, 12:48 pm, edited 1 time in total.

Being assaulted twice, experience has taught me to avoid confrontation. Sadly, to make this work, you also have to keep away from people and not socialise. All it takes is one drunk fool in a club who thinks I'm eyeing up his girl.....

What kind of fight are we talking about here?

I'm very much a pacifist. I believe violence is pointless.

So, if it was just someone mad at me who wanted to punch or kick me a few times, I'd probably just lay down and take it. I don't mind. I'd prefer to talk it out, though. Logic always wins. I got punched once and just shrugged it off. No biggie.

Now, if they were actually trying to really harm me, then I would consider it self-defence and defend myself. I'd probably try to grab any sort of weapon I could to effectively get them off of me without damaging them too terribly, but enough to stun them so I can get to safety.

That is why when you are in a comprimising situation with people around watching you can use a punch or a couple of nice jabs to posture him right out of the fight. If you can't get away (which sometimes only prolongs the innevitable) and you start biting and clawing you are really going to have a problem on your hands. They are there because they think you are an easy taget, don't say anything, throw a couple of good punches and they will loose interest. If you can, land a solid punch on their jaw and they'll drop (that is if they don't have jaw that looks like a framers square). Even if you loose people will respect a good fight.

I try to avoid getting into fights, but when I was a kid many times I didn't have much of a choice! I would walk away sometimes if I could. Cowering in a corner is not an option for me!! What usually happened was only just a few punches thrown back and forth or me beating up the guy trying to bully me. I would bully the bully for a while to make my point and then stop! Now since I am trained in mixed martial arts, street fighting, and am very fast and am not as clumbsy as I once was, I can fight off most people if I needed to!! I have that extreem focus and ASD temperment! I also don't fight with rules and would do just about anything to win. "Rules are for people that lose fights!!" I never started fights unless I was protecting someone else or some one had done something realy bad to me! Then it would be a fight of etreem vengence! It has been 8 years since I have been in a fight. The last guy didn't get up for 20 minutes and learned a hard lesson! I don't like it when some one is being threatened and will be quick to defend some one against a bully! I think that in most situations fighting should be avoided if you have a choice and are not cornered! This is a perfect example of being an either or type situation! You either fight with everything you have or don't fight at all! You half way fight and you will get hurt!! I have seen this happen all too often!!