Mutual Combat
After coming to this pond i was introduced to the concept of "mutual combat".
Two people see each other, have words and then decide to punch each other. Both agreed to fight, you can't be a victim. This clears up a lot of two person fights.
My last example was a young lady visits her neighbors. There is an argument and she throws a punch and then another punch, neither connects. The other half throws two punches, both connect. They separate, the person who "loser" now wants to press charges.
-no, its mutual combat. your attempted punches were an invitation to mutual combat. her punching you was the acceptance.
she isn't happy.
Two people see each other, have words and then decide to punch each other. Both agreed to fight, you can't be a victim. This clears up a lot of two person fights.
My last example was a young lady visits her neighbors. There is an argument and she throws a punch and then another punch, neither connects. The other half throws two punches, both connect. They separate, the person who "loser" now wants to press charges.
-no, its mutual combat. your attempted punches were an invitation to mutual combat. her punching you was the acceptance.
she isn't happy.
2 Comments:
Funny how that works. :)
it solves some problems, but doesn't always leave people happy
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