> mfw 3 little brothers
> Older one socks youngest one (1/3 older one's age) full force over some minor dispute
> No hesitation, sock older one full force as a 26 year old combat veteran
> My little brothers are all like half my age or lower at this point
> Hit that ****** right in the gut, ******* one slap chapped his guts to a new dimension
> My littliest brother is crying, but not a peep from older brother
> He can't speak for like 2 minutes
> After that he just complains for like 2 days of consistent pain
> Everything went well
[spoiler] My anger was over a like 12 year old socking a 5 year old full force, and my reaction was to do exactly the same thing. At the very least, my oldest little brother developed some zenlike anger management skills. He never resorts to violence at all anymore. I punched the Buddha right into his bones. Still not sure if I'm proud of this. [spoiler]
My brother was excactly like this. When he gets mad he insulted me until i couldn't bare it anymore. I would then ******* punch him and then get all the ******* punishment by my parents. **** THIS!
I would have jumped over the ******* table, strangled that **** and then letting off by spitting in his ******* face.
Well, you don't know my ******* brother. And yes, i had my fare change of anger management problems, but im over them now. But this lil' video reminded me of everything.....
> Younger child gets spoiled and mentally ********* by parents.
> Older child reacts normally to maladjusted younger child, intending to deal out some natural discipline for younger child's sperg-rage.
> Younger child screams and shrieks like an autistic banshee, b/c that's how they were raised.
> Parents discipline both kids, leading to further social-consequence confusion in the younger child.
One of the common scenarios in the U.S. - certainly the one in my household.
Me and my little bro are *still* trying to iron out all the baggage this left us with.
Depends how you look at it, from three seconds in you can already tell the younger one is pissed off for losing a game of ping pong or some **** and then, out of nowhere, he throws his paddle with all his 12 year old pubescent might and hits what looks like his older and much more stronger brother square in his ******* face making him curl up in pain.
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