stand up for someone
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- jDs0
ok - so I'm going to guess you're in Middle School, Junior High, or High School.
How is this mysoace aspect different than them spreading the bullshit to everyone with whispers..?
Take the high road my friend, don't stoop to their level.
Let me tell you a little story - I was cornered in a stairwell in high school by 4 hockey jocks, after the first one clocked me in the face, I got up and pulled my skate out of the straps on my pack and started swinging. I made contact with one's face with my trucks and sent him to the hospital. They overwhelmed me and kicked the shit out of me. I had a broken collarbone, a cut on my head, 2 black eyes, and a cracked rib. I also went to the hospital.
Plenty of kids walked by in the stairwell, avoided the melee, and went to class. none ever helped me. I transferred to a private school the next year.
Noone ever wins this shit my friend, but my point is - take the high road - defend yourself but invite nothing - hold your head up. tomorrow is, for you and your friend, another day.
When you play the game you validate it.