I absolutely believe in punishment, consequences,
and equality of these punishments. A world
without justice is unfathomable, the need for punishment keeps are world from spiraling
into chaos. The cause and effect check
and balance must be present. Every crime
must have its own parameters regarding punishment and time spent being
punished, as well as the severity of the punishment taken into consideration. Even small crimes must be have punishments in
my eyes, from the littlest of things such as littering, should someone be found
guilty of such an offence, I believe a fine should be given, no if, ands, or
buts. If the law says do not litter in a
set area, it means do not litter, and if this is broken, in my eyes there
should be no exceptions. Continuing on with another little violation such a
J-Walking, there is a law prohibiting J-Walking, and if there is a law, consequences
for breaking the law must be made and enforced without bias. Crimes such a theft or robberies, start to
become more complex as the severity of each theft or robbery differs each
instance. This is where I believe categories
must be made to punish fairly and still obtain justice, as in these crimes
there is almost always a victim. I believe
the small end thefts should be punished with a higher fine then the first two
crimes I stated early as well as the stolen property full refunded back to the
victim or victims in some cases. As the
severity of the crime increases the punishment goes from fines to jail time or
community service, this is decided by the judge, yet the complete refund of
stolen property should still be in effect.
Continuing on with murder, this is the hardest to punish fairly as it has
the most components. Accidently murders
must be looked over carefully and in some cases if it was reckless endangerment
jail time is given. If someone is
murdered out of cold blood it is my opinion that they should be locked up permanently,
as anyone who has the ability to murder without grief or remorse will do it
again, and is a permanent danger to society.
If a person commits more than two murders a death sentence should be given. At that point they have lost the right to
live, and death by fatal injection should be used. As you can see I strongly believe that our
justice system is effective as I basically described what is currently in use
besides a few small changes based on my opinions. I also believe that prisons are a necessary
thing to have, as people who are a danger society belong isolated from the
public. If a person commits multiple crimes
a life sentence should be given. In some
rare occasions, a prisoner that has shown that he is no longer a danger to society
can be given the chance to leave jail early, but is kept on close watch. If a person who has been let out early commits
any other crime, they are re-jailed and any chance of being released early is
gone. This is how I believe prisons
should be run.
Sunday, December 18, 2011
Sunday, December 11, 2011
soccer and my love for it
Soccer is more than a
sport to me it encompasses everything I do in life. From my free time to the clothes I wear, it
is a part of me and will stay that will for the rest of my life. You can most likely see me in the halls
wearing some sort of Adidas pants or shorts, sometimes including my favorite,
the European three-quarter shorts, which of course people patronize me for, saying
they are Capri’s but as you know now, they are not. My first exposure to soccer was with a
Berkeley recreation team named the Tigers. At that age, playing soccer has been
humorously compared to a swarm of bees following the ball all around the field.
The Tigers were no different – little strategy, not much passing of the ball, and
no positions assigned. The moment the whistle blew, every game turned into kick
ball, paying little attention to where the ball would end up. Even so, soccer seemed
much more exciting to me, and I liked it. As I grew older, the game transitioned
into a more organized sport, where positions began to matter and playing
switched to passing the ball and scoring goals. As my skills improved and the
game’s competitiveness increased, so did my enthusiasm. I played for several
other teams over the next seven or so years, each better and more competitive
than the last. I recall the excitement every year of playing for the NJYS State
Cup, to see just how close we could get to the final round. Sadly, my teams
never made it to the finals. When I turned 13, I yearned to play at an even
higher level in order to participate in more competitive leagues and
tournaments. I found a fairly new team from Manchester called BOCA Jr. which
seemed to fit the bill. Little did I know it at the time, but this would be the
team that would cement my love for the game, and that I play for still today. My team went on playing in college showcases
and championships, and these moments contained the best feeling I have ever had,
and I could not think of a better way to spend my time, and focus my effort. It
was my great honor to serve as the captain of my high school soccer team and I
enjoyed every second of the season and all the experiences I had both good and
bad. I know in some way, shape or form
soccer will forever be existent in my life.
Whether it be me playing college soccer, and moving on to coaching my
own teams, to only playing club ball and being a diehard soccer fan as an
adult, someway soccer will find its way to stay in my life.
Sunday, December 4, 2011
travel
If I was given a plane ticket to anywhere there are a
few places in mind that I have always longed to visit and experience. For starters
I would want to visit Hawaii, and all its islands. It has been a dream of mine to experience Hawaii
and all it has to offer, and to just relax and enjoy the beautiful
scenery. I would want to spend at least
two weeks in Hawaii, visiting all the small shops and possibly learning how to
surf. Regarding the hotel, with
unlimited money I would stay in both a run in the mill hotel as well as a very expensive
and classy hotel to get the true feel of Hawaii. This would be the last place I
would want to visit in America, the rest of my dream destinations are all out
of country. I would first love to visit
Ireland. It has been a dream of mine
since I was a small child to visit Ireland, and to visit the place where part
of my heritage is. Too visit the ancient
castles and to explore the incredible landscape. I want to relive my ancestry and to see
everything Ireland has to offer. I would stay at least am in Ireland as I am
sure I would never get the chance to go again, making it worthwhile as much as I
could. I would try to find a hotel made
out of a castle, ever since I was a little boy I always was fascinated with Ireland
castles and old and incredible architecture and structures. I would want to
experience everything from the country sides to the towns and cities trying new
foods and things I have never done before.
Next on the list is Europe and I say Europe because I want to visit many
places here. I would like to visit Great
Britain and Big Ben, and try new foods, and possibly even hit up a pub as the
drinking age is much lower just for fun.
I have always wanted to see the Eiffel Tower so this is next on my list,
as it is a famous structure seen everywhere I would love to have the chance to
see it, trying new foods everywhere except for France for the most part as I do
not really enjoy French food that much. Lastly
I would like to visit Italy and Greece, as they are not only famous places but
they are over flowing with history and lure.
I would love to visit the coliseum and the leaning Tower of Pisa, and
all the incredible art work and sculptures throughout. Staying in fancy luxurious hotels and trying
all the foods I possibly can. Lastly I want to visit Alaska to see the aurora lights,
as this happens once in a blue moon, it would be a life changing experience.
Sunday, November 27, 2011
comfort foods
Of course I have a comfort food, I believe everyone
has some sort of food that makes them feel warm and comfortable or makes them
feel at home, or even possibly invokes strong feelings or memories of the past. Stress is another big reason why people develop
or have comfort foods. Comfort foods I believe
are a necessity and something everyone has.
I of course have many, many, these comfort foods vary from special
occasions to everyday foods that I like to enjoy all the time. I believe there is a difference between a
favorite food and a comfort. Favorite foods
are something you like and enjoy the taste of but have no emotional connection
to. On the other hand comfort foods
invoke a type of emotion and make a person feel comfortable or warm
inside. In some occasion a favorite food
may also be a comfort food. Since Thanksgiving
just passed, a special occasion comfort I like to enjoy is turkey, which I am
sure millions of others like turkey as their comfort food. I like turkey because it invokes the feelings
of family and togetherness, besides it being delicious and all. It also gives a sense of comfort and
relaxation. Continuing along with
Thanksgiving foods is mash potatoes. I love
mash potatoes, I love them with butter, gravy, salt, and plain. They are not just a comfort food I enjoy on
special occasions such as thanksgiving but they are a comfort food I like to
enjoy all year round. They make me feel
warm and satisfied. Another comfort food
is nachos and cheese with a side of salsa or guacamole. I eat this whenever I am feeling stressed or I
had a long day I like to whip up a quick plate of nachos. I throw it in the microwave and after about a
minute or so they are done and ready to eat.
I have always loved nachos and cheese and they are a nice way to end the
day for me. In the dessert section I love
sugar cookies. They remind me of Christmas
and family and I mostly eat them near holidays.
Besides sugar cookies I love cupcakes, vanilla cupcakes with vanilla are
my favorite and it is always a good day when I come home and there are cupcakes
sitting there. Nothing is more satisfying
and stress relieving than sitting down and enjoying a vanilla cupcake. It is my number one comfort food, and I enjoy
it more than any other dessert food. Comfort
foods invoke emotions and warmth or possibly even a way to relieve stress from
a hard day. The foods are different for
everyone and it all depends on their personal preference, but everyone has some
sort of comfort food.
Sunday, November 20, 2011
question mark?
What is life? Why is the sky blue? Why am I tall? Why
does chicken taste like chicken? Is Santa real? Why is the Easter Bunny real? Why
is chocolate brown? Why is fire hot? Why do I have two dogs? Why is the grass
green? Why is the ocean blue? Why do light bulbs burn out? Where does electricity
come from? What is lighting? Why are there tornados? Why are there hurricanes? Why
do sharks eat people? Why can’t sharks walk? What is a shark? Where are the
dinosaurs? Why did dinosaurs die? Why are there so many trees? Why do rivers
flow? How many animals are there? How many bugs are there? Why do I like
praying mantises? Why can you eat chips? Why is it getting hard to think of
questions? Why am I running out of questions? Why is black Friday called black Friday?
Why can people run? Why do we die? Why do we live? Why do elephants like
peanuts? Why are there colors? Why do I like soccer? Where did soccer come from?
How many people play soccer? Why is snow white? Why does water freeze? Why are
marshmellows so good? Why is nutella so good? Why do I like running? Why do I like
track? Why do people hate other people? Why
is popcorn so good? Why does popcorn pop? How is cotton candy made? Why is a tomato
a fruit? Why do people work? Why do people cry? Why do people get angry? Why can’t
we have everything we want? Why do we dream? Why do we sleep? Why do we get
tired? Why do we get hungry? What is being hungry? What are cars? Why do cars
move? Why can we not fly? Why can we swim? Why can we love? Why can we hate? Why
do people look different? Why are all snowflakes different? Why are there dogs?
Why are there cats? Why do people like cats? Why do people like dogs? Why can’t
anything ever be simple? What is a human being? Why do people speed? Why are
there laws? Why do people break laws? Why do people obey laws? Why do we have a
government? Why do people kill other people? Why do people commit crimes? Why
do people go to jail? What is jail? Why do people in jail wear orange? What is
an orange? Why are there a lot of types of oranges? How many fruits are there? Why
do fruits taste good? Why are bananas yellow? Why are apples red? Why are
apples green? Where do apples come from? What is a potato? Why do watermelons
have seeds? Why are those seeds black? Why do rainbows occur? Why does it rain?
Why does it snow? Why does it hail? Why do cows eat grass? Why do people not
listen to advice? Why do people go hungry? Why is the world round? Why does the
earth have so much water? Why do people win? Why do people lose? Why am I out
of questions?
Sunday, November 13, 2011
elected official
For starters, I am not really sure who I would pick out of my family to run for a political position or a position of authority. When I first read this, what came to mind was nobody in my family would make an exceptional politician or any elected official in that manner. No one in my family as far as I know is a great public speaker and no one in my family really fits the mold of what a politician needs to be not only effective in the office but possess the skills needed to get elected either. But that is not the point, and if I had to choose one person I would have to say my dad is the most likely to succeed as a politician, or as an elected official. I would say he would be best as an elected member of Congress. You may ask why I think he would fit well into the duties of a congressman and I can say this position is about contributing ideas and than debating them until a polished and agreed upon plan or decision. I believe out of my family members, he holds the most amount of qualities needed for an elected official. He is extremely intelligent, well polished and I would not say he is a people person per say but he can make conversation with strangers. I believe if he was in office such as a mayor he would put the people first, seek to resolve the immediate problems at hand and then move on to the problems that seem to be coming down the road in the future. Unlike most politicians I believe that he has a good heart and that money would not be an issue as in many cases money becomes a poison that corrupts many people. I also believe that power is a big problem when dealing with elected officials. It is easily abused and power has been a major corruption and downfall of many people. That being said I do not believe that power would corrupt my father, as he holds a high position at work and he has handled his position of authority fairly and has not once abused his authority. He has never been involved in any type of political event or position besides being a regular voter, and I am not sure how he would effect or change the world in general as a mayor of a town, but I do believe he would make the right decisions regarding putting the people first and addressing everything the right way.
Sunday, November 6, 2011
Wild.
What does the word wild mean to me? The world wild means a multitude of things to
me, depending on the situation or context it is taken out of. Wild sometimes means not following or obeying
laws or restrictions, especially ones that apply to me. Sometimes wild is just letting loose and not
caring about anything, having a good time regardless of what people think or
say. And sometimes wild may mean the
outdoors or wildlife, either way wild in some shape or form is in our everyday
lives, if we realize it or not. In my
life wild takes on all these meanings and changes depending on the situation or
from day to day. Sometimes wild means
letting loose, and doing whatever makes me happy at the time, forgetting the
world around me, and just not caring what people think, say, or do. Other times
wild means going against a restriction given or put on me, or possibly not
obeying a law set forth. Being wild in
my opinion is always a lot more exhilarating than being mundane and boring,
although sometimes the consequences that follow being wild and reckless are not
really worth the happiness or fun that was gained during the experience. Sometimes wild intertwines with different
definitions such as the first two stated.
Letting loose and doing whatever makes you happy at the time, or living
in the moment so to speak, can easily involve the second definition of wild,
which includes breaking laws and not obeying restrictions. There is a time and a place to be wild,
although those standards or rules of acceptability are usually ignored when it
comes to being wild. When I heard the
word wild, I think of young people going crazy, having fun, and in some cases
getting into trouble. Spring break comes
to mind when I hear the world wild as the way spring break is portrayed by media
definitely fits the definition of wild. Wild
has no boundaries or borders, it can encompass any area from the desert the
suburbs. The old western stories always
talk about the “Wild Wild West” and they usually consist of action, bandits,
bank robberies, and lots of guns, which is how I believe wild has slowly gotten
its reputation as being very crazy. The last
definition of wild that I think comes to mind is the outdoors in general. There are many words that correspond with the
word wild such as; wildlife, wilderness, wild in general. These three words all have the world wild in
them and all relate to the outdoors. The
wilderness is the great outdoors where all of nature is. And wildlife is the huge amounts of wild
animals that are free of boundaries and live in the wilderness. The way the world wild can be interpreted is
endless and differs from person to person, and regardless of what you may think
it means is a part of everyday life and is here to stay.
Sunday, October 30, 2011
homework
I am not much of a complainer, and I tend not to
dwell on the things set forth but I do have to agree with the complainers that
the homework issued out by for the most part, all my teachers is a bit much and
a serious need to assign more during class and less at home is definitely worth
some time thinking about. I spend on
average 3 hour or so, on just the small homework things, such as math problems,
reading assigned pieces of literature, and busy work, things of that nature. Those three hours do not include the massive
amounts of writing and blogging assigned throughout the week. I would have to say I write at least 3 to 5
pages a week minimum from the blogs to the current events assigned in other
classes and it is very hard handle. Sure,
it is not a lot of work for the student that is not involved in outside
activities, clubs, sports or a combination of the three, but to the student
that is involved in numerous clubs and honor societies on top of playing a
varsity sport, which in itself is very demanding, means the homework given for
the most part has them working into the late hours of the night. Homework on the weekends is a given, not one weekend has past where I have had no
homework at all since the beginning of the year, and no the first week of
school does not count. I always have 2
to 3 blogs due and those are usually saved for the weekends due to the huge
amounts of work given throughout the week prior. But besides that, work is usually given by
almost every other teacher on the weekends on top of the blogs put off due to
the huge load of homework already being taken care of. There is a tremendous change from last year
to this year in the amount of homework given, and not only in just a few
classes, it is in every class. In addition
the huge bump up of writing assignments given from English to electives which I
find absolutely ridiculous, that writing assignments must be given in
electives, but that is a whole other story.
Last year hardly any homework was given and homework on the weekends was
a rare occasion, but instead more work was done in the classroom which I find
much more beneficial. Lastly is what, is
the purpose of homework? Yes homework
reinforces the things taught but what I seem to find is happening this year is
the homework given is not taught in the classroom at all especially in subjects
like math and the next day the entire class period is spent going over the
homework, defeating the purpose of why homework is assigned. I tend to wait to the last minute to do
larger projects, but not to the point where it affects the quality of the
finished product, and they are usually always on time.
Sunday, October 23, 2011
“Being solitary is being alone
well: being alone luxuriously immersed in doings of your own choice, aware of
the fullness of your won presence rather than of the absence of others. Because
solitude is an achievement.” Said by Alice Koller defines and describes the
need for solitude and the need to be alone.
I agree with this quote or statement by Alice Koller, I enjoy solitude
and this does not mean I do not like to be around or involved with other people
whatsoever. I would have to say I am in
the middle of spectrum on the balance of personal solitude and involvement and
interactions with other people, but leaning more to solitude than involvement with
other people. I do not find being alone frightening
or scary at all, in fact I find it the complete opposite. Solitude is peaceful and relaxing, it for me
helps calm down my mind and slow down for a brief moment of time, as the world
around flies by at an extremely fast pace.
Being alone gives a person time to think, and I believe the thinking
that occurs while alone is very different from that of the thinking that occurs
when surrounded by others or while being over stimulated by the things
happening around you. When I am alone I usually
like to just relax, taking in the freedom of not being bothered by anything or
anyone, this usually is accompanied by music.
Usually easy going relaxing kind of music is what I prefer. While alone I also enjoy just laying in bed
and just watching some television without being interrupted or disturbed. I believe solitude is a must to remain sane,
although I am sure many people
disagree. I know of tons of people that
cannot stand to be alone, whether it is because they are frightened of the
thought of it, or they just enjoy being around others much, much more. As is
the same in the work environment. The type
of job a person chooses is directly related to their preference on being
alone. Some jobs are completely involved
in human interaction and rarely incorporates alone time. While other jobs are based almost solely upon
solitude and being alone, take for example a person who works and computers or
possibly a person such as an architect or engineer designing something. These jobs are done alone for the most part
and rarely involve group collaboration. These
kinds of jobs are my dream jobs, I would much rather work by myself than with a
group of people or be involved in pleasing or taking care of a people. Not saying I do not care about people I would
just much rather it not be involved in my job.
I try to balance solitude and group activities, but in the end I do tend
to prefer to be alone.
Sunday, October 16, 2011
music
I think music is an important part of pretty much
every person’s life. Whether music
consumes them or just is something used to pass the time music has affected
everyone’s life in some shape and form. I
my life I wouldn’t say it consumes me or changes who am I entirely but I would
say it helps relieve stress, makes a situation different, or just simply cheers
me up. I think for the most part music
is a great distraction for me, but some songs hold a deeper meaning, or pull on
certain emotions or memories in my life.
Most of the music I listen is for the most part up pretty upbeat and
tends to put me in a good mood. I of course
have music that is deeper than the rap and hip hop music I normally listen to
you but I do not believe it has a really deep meaning besides being a little
more easy going, and friendlier to the ears and mind. I guess music is pretty important in my life,
I most likely could not live without it but I don’t believe it changes who I am
as a person. I do believe music does
portray the type of person you are and the kind of character you have in some
ways. Some kinds of music that “stir” me so to speak are songs with powerful
and meaning lyrics. They sometimes do
not even relate to my life at all but you can tell the emotion and power behind
and in the words they are saying or singing.
This kind music really opens your eyes.
Music that leaves me “cold” would be songs that invoke old memories and
in some cases not so good memories. These kinds of songs that take me back in
time or make a vivid memory return to me are the songs that make me “cold” so
to speak. I believe I am a pretty open
person especially towards music. I have
an open mind and will listen to pretty much anything. I tend not to enjoy country or any kind of
hardcore metal or things of that nature.
But every other genre I will gladly give a chance. I enjoy rap and hip hop the most, it is primarily
what I choose to listen to but if a I hear a good song that is out of the
ordinary that is not something I normally would listen to I give it chance.
Sunday, October 9, 2011
cellphones
I believe phones are both the greatest worst inventions
every made. The invention of the
portable cellular telephone was revolutionary, it made it possibly to communicate
from almost anywhere at any time. The way
they have transformed has changed the purpose of what a cell phone was made
for. They have since become a way to
stay connected to a person almost permanently, and this is where the problem
lies. It is too easy to stay connected
and is very addicting. I will admit that
I am a pretty big cell phone “junkie” so to speak. I am not as bad as some people I know but I love
to my cell phone, and I love using it. For
the most part my phone is always within grabbing distance, or easily accessible. I am a fairly frequent “texter” as well, for
the most part I cannot go an hour without sending or a receiving a text, but I do
not ignore the people or things around me, unlike some people I know. I find that very rude and I would never do
it. I do find myself spending a bit too
much time on my cell phone. I am sure if
I counted how long I spend on it a day, it would be measured in hours, but I do
not think it is to the point where it is negatively affecting how I function. If
there were no cell phones, my life would be different because I would not know
any better. If the cell phone grid
network went down for six months I would probably be pretty angry. Most of my plans are made and communicated
over cell phones and it would be pretty hard to effectively make plans. I would be one pretty bored kid. Besides the fact I could not effectively make
plans, I would definitely miss not being connected to certain people throughout
the day. I find texting fun, and a great
way to pass the time while doing things that I might not actually enjoy doing. Sure
cell phones have negative effects if they are abused, and they are definitely abused
by many people but most things are bad if over used. Everything in moderation and I believe that applies
to cell phones as well. Without cell
phones are world would definitely be a completely different place, and in my
opinion it would be a lot less media driven and a lot less technologically
advanced.
Sunday, October 2, 2011
drivers
There are tons of different kinds of drivers in the world, ranging from superb to less than satisfactory. I believe the way a person drives is a good indicator of their personality, and they way they are actually as a person. There are definitely differences between one driver to the next, anything from the little things like adjusting mirrors and the way they position their hands on the wheel to the big things like obeying the speed limits and following laws. Some differences could be whether a person decides to wear their seatbelt or whether they drive with their seat leaned all the way back or instead drive sitting straight up and pay close attention to the road. As well if a driver decides to blast music at an obscenely loud level or if they instead keep the radio down to a minimum.
I believe every person who has driven or has been in the car with a person driving has witnessed people doing incredibly stupid things behind the wheel. I personally have witnessed anything from blowing a red light to cutting off another person to even the little things like not using a blinker which seems minor but is a very dangerous thing. Sometimes the dangerous things people do although is still their fault has been due to a very hard or difficult situation they have been put in. I have found myself in some difficult situation behind the wheel but generally I have done okay in reacting and resolving them. Kind things people do behind the wheel unfortunately are few and far between. The most common is the wave on, which means letting a person go before you on a turn or such. I think one of the kindest things you can do is let a person merge into a lane from a turn on a busy road. It saves the person waiting a tremendous amount of time and it only wastes about of five seconds of your life. I know when someone does it for me, it really brightens my day, so I try my best to reciprocate the favor.
I have found myself in one bad situation that lead to me unfortunately getting a ticket. I drive a 2000 Celica which if you do not know is a sports car. It has extremely small windows in the shape of teardrops almost and they are very hard to see out of. Well long story short I pulled out and slightly and I mean slightly cut off a cop. He was not too thrilled, and although I tried to plead my case he had nothing to do with it and issued me a ticket. But besides that little mishap I have had a fairly good driving record and I still fancy myself as a decent driver.
Sunday, September 25, 2011
anger
Everyone gets angry, an as stated
before some more than others, and in some cases some much more than others. Anger is an everyday occurrence in many
people’s lives and that’s including my own.
I don’t handle stressful or annoying situation very well. I get angry very quickly but I also cool down
equally as fast. One thing that always gets
be angry is lying, or putting “words” in my mouth so to speak. I absolutely cannot stand when some says I did
or said something, when in actuality I never said or did any of it. Following behind as close second is disrespect. I try to be a very respectful person to
pretty much everyone, and when someone decides not to respect me or something I
care about I get pretty angry, pretty fast.
I
believe I handle stress and anger pretty poorly. I am not proud of it but I tend to think I get
angry a little bit too quickly. I
forgive and forget very quickly as well but I do not believe it can fully make
up for flying off the handlebars so to speak.
I find clenching my teeth and walking away saves me from saying things I
don’t really mean. I have tried the deep
breath technique, I think it is more of an urban myth than anything else, I did
not find it soothing whatsoever.
Everyone has struck out and someone or just completely lost
it and said things they should of never said.
It is human nature for these interactions to occur at some point in
everyone’s life. I believe in a teenage boy’s
life these times occur a little more frequently than most other people. I flip out on someone in my life at least
once or twice a month, although I do not strive to do so, some people just say
and do the wrong things and there is no stopping it. I believe the feelings that accompany
flipping out on someone all depends on the circumstances and the factors that
lead to me flipping out. Sometimes if it
is absolutely not my fault, which is a rare occasion, I feel relieved and
almost happy, like I set things straight.
But if stress has gotten the better half of me, and I fly off the handle
bars over something silly I feel guilty and sometimes almost ashamed.
I am not sure I am the best person on giving advice on how
to control your anger. But I believe a
good thing to keep in mind is an open mind.
Try not to be so inflexible, do not take things so personally and try
and let things go to the best of your abilities. That is all that is asked for, getting angry
is unavoidable but I believe if you try hard attacking a person verbally or physically
can be avoided, it just takes discipline and self control.
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