I am only just 5ft 2, and I only weigh 66lbs and 15 years old. But there isn't anyone in my year, in my school that can take me. Its mainly because I have a pool, tennis court and trampoline that I use everyday loads and loads, and I have learnt all the good way to fight, like covering your face e.t.c. So I say, never judge the little guy...he might be behind you holding a chair... he he!

~GokuSS4Neo~

LOL

5'2 and 66 lbs is like... skin and bones.. Not to mention, being 15 is usually freshman year in highschool. Are you saying the defensive end which is a senior on the varsity football team can't 'take you'? Seriously, I'd put my 10 year old brother up against you.

-Camaro-

Gokuss4neo wrote:
I have learnt all the good way to fight, like covering your face e.t.c.

Strangly enough, I never remember covering my face in a fight... *pictures cheap shots to the ribs*. I've been in many fights, and seen many fights. If you see somebody covering their face, that's because their on their ground getting nailed by left and rights, and only covering their face so they don't have to get a dental plan.

-Camaro-

Let's review the facts.

Some guy touched your girlfriend's shoulder with his arm.
You also heard from someone else that this same guy said he would beat you up.


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If either of those facts bother you to the point where you feel that you actually need to do anything about them, here's my advice:


Run away to a remote corner of the Canadian wildernes and build a shack. If your girlfriend having a male friend who feels close enough to be familiar with her bugs you that much, you're not really cut out for that kind of relationship... and if some guy saying that another guy said that he would beat you up bugs you, then you're not cut out for many other forms of social interaction.


Some in your position, "Sorry I'm not a sensitive male!"

Bull.

That's your problem... you're way too sensitive. If "pussy" is what you call someone who's a sensitive wimp... well, if the shoe fits...

I mean, here you are, injured to the soul and cut to the quick by the idea that some guy had casual physical contact with your girlfriend's upper arm... and what's more, threatened by the very idea that a reportedly tiny guy said he wanted to beat you up. These are the things that keep you up at night?

One word: Wimp.

Some of the posters here urge you to be a man and act like a guy... and then go on to encourage you to act even more like an overly sensitive little boy.

Not a man.

Not even a guy.

Just a little boy.

Not that again.

Do a forum search for Fnord. It will tell you all you need to know.

In all fairness you dont know the people involved. I mean labeling this guy a wimpy little boy because his upset about his girlfriend having a guy friend is a little harsh.
If I had of beat up my ex-girlfriends "sensitive guy friend" maybe he wouldnt have got her drunk when she was upset with me, kissed her, and convinced her that she "let him kiss her because she wanted to go out with him instead of me". Which successfully broke us up since she trusted him.
This isnt just me trying to blame a failed relationship on someone else. She realised all this when reading her diary a few weeks back (it happened last year).
Anyway, my point is that guys know how far guys will go for even just the chance to cop a feel, which is why they get so upset in situations like this.

PS: Just in case your wondering, she was upset with me because I dont get along with my parents very well. It was one of those things that would have been better Monday morning.

Well my friend, it seems that your girl troubles aren't very rare. When me and my ex. were dating and all the such, she still continued to flirt a little but I wasn't worried. In a relationship trust should always be a factor, if you feel that she'll betray you for every guy that puts their arm around her then you must realize that your lack of trust for eachother will be the reason for a breakup down the line.
Even if she is "Your girl" (Although I can't stand overly possessive boyfriends) you must realize that she is still entitled to have male friends and joke around with them, the kid only put his arm around her from what I've understood and that may make you feel a need for dominance, but that's normal. What I advise that you should do is talk with her instead of seeming like an ass, tell her how you feel about her friends getting close to her like you do, and that you want to reserve such actions for yourself... Some people are sensative about these subjects, like myself, but a serious talk can do so much more than mindless threats... Especially if the other person is her close friend. If you wish to keep a healthy and happy relationship the last thing you should do is "Tell" your significant other that they cannot do something, especially if it is seeing their friends, or your relationship will crash and burn and the reason will be because of something so simple as a close walk with a friend.
I hope I can help, but for your own benefit; don't be overly possessive.

~; ){en )3ishop ;~

You can't honestly expect her to stop talking to guys just because she has a boyfriend do you? That's wholly and truthfully unrespectful to her even to mention it. Not to mention, if she agree's, shes lying.

My girlfriend's kissed another guy before(As in, mouth to mouth), a really really good friend of hers. I dealt with it, we talked it over, and I told her that if she wants to kiss him like that again, she can. She hasn't really kissed him since. It's about respect and understanding, basics of "proper human behavior". We've now been together for almost 5 months.

You won't have a positive relationship with anyone, male or female, until you atleast try to understand them.

Relationships aren't black and white.

Anyways, I think im delving way too deeply into this, and my words of wisdom(hack, cough, hack) are being wasted on nothingness.

Yes, the best way to fight! Drop on the ground, and cover your face! Then crouch into a little ball and pretend to be dead!