Fuck yourself you coward. You never knew what really mattered to the world did you. I dare you to fuck with me one more time I fucking dare you mate. Yes, I am a coward. I always have been. I'm sorry that I didn't want to get in another domestic dispute with you so I stop talking to you. But I'm a coward because I won't address exterior conflicts. You are a coward because you won't address interior conflicts. You've never taken a moment to reflect on why any conflicts start and you've been quick to blame others. I've sided with you countless times, after contradicting my beliefs of not taking sides, and still the first thing you ask the people around you is why won't anyone take your side. I've been taking your side for many years and I have never ever …show more content…
I've kept secrets from you, so that you could be better. And I've told secrets to you. From the second I stopped talking to you every interaction with you has been you attacking me. And you have the audacity to wonder why I don't want to talk to you? Time after time you start conflict for no reason. I am tired of that. I'm sorry I haven't talked to you. Yet, constant names and attacks that you so boastfully complain about during breaks, presentations, and conversations, you decided that I deserved those all because I wouldn't give you the attention you thought you deserved. Aaron and my mother can apologize on my behalf all they please but that doesn't mean anything because they don't understand the situation. Yes I am angry at you. I am angry at you for starting another uncalled for conflict. I am angry because you refuse to acknowledge anytime I've taken your side. I am angry that that you attacked the entire grade in your presentation including me when I had been your best friend for so long. I honestly just needed some time and the more you attacked me and tried to guilt me to get to that point the farther it became. I am sorry I won't talk to you and I am sorry we aren't friends
you from shame. You are a greater warrior than I-than any- for who what the bravest would do
and me going about our own business and being civil. I remember the warning which we had received from the Prince not a few weeks ago. He said that anyone caught fighting would be punished by sentence of death. I would not dare betray the Prince, especially after the entrance he had made the last time. The way in which he had entered with his bodyguards all on horseback, was so gallant.
I rose to the occasion and just did it. So this is what bravery feels like, I kind of liked it but I don’t think I will experience that feeling again any time soon. Sweet mother of Jesus! Look at his face juror three is so pissed like his face is as red as a tomato I hope he will calm down or something might happen like I actually thought he was about to attack juror eight he was shouting and yelling at him.
I have done everything I could do and I am fighting against everyone who lives in this area."
Tim O'Brien does not go to war because he believes in its vitality. He never goes to war because he knows it strengthens his country. He goes to war because he is consumed by the pure embarrassment of his cowardice. His bravery is nonexistent; it is a combination of fear and shame masquerading as courage that forces him to be a hero. Without his fear, he would never have submitted his life to the insignificant
"They carried the common secret of cowardice barely restrained, the instinct to run or freeze or hide, and in many respects this was the heaviest burden of all, for it could never be put down, it required perfect balance and perfect posture (O'Brien "Things" 381)." Telling somebody they don't have the guts to accomplish something is an immediate affront to their masculinity, accepting that it is something that men ought to be sure be relied upon to do. A few men are sufficiently secure to disregard this test, which blunts or wipes out this instinctive impact, yet others aren't. The solders realize that indicating weakness will demonstrate that their feeble, so they endeavor to shroud
middle of paper ... ...beaten, also agreed to stay and fight one last fight before going. home. I am a sassy. They managed to hold off the German advances until help arrived.
I knew that taking a violent stand would only lead to a dead end. I
The fight-or-flight response is the fundamental physiological reaction to potentially harmful or threatening situations. Essentially it states that our bodies are programmed from birth to either fight back, or get out of harm’s way when we are in danger. In times of chaos, such as war, this fight-or-flight response can be seen in a range of ways: soldiers at the front line of battle, families hiding-out for months on end, women and children fleeing to other countries. Oftentimes, one who flees is deemed a coward, and one who fights back a hero. However, this assumption is not always true. Human nature is not the only factor that decides whether you are a coward or a hero. Personal integrity and values play a more crucial role in determining
Personal courage, however, is the tool that will be used to shape the future of the Army. Personal courage is characterized by “Facing fear, danger, or adversity (physical or moral). This means being brave under all circumstances (physical or moral).” (“AR600-100” 16). Weak and toxic leaders are wholly incapable of displaying personal courage.
Know that I’d do the same for you two if attacked…I have with Gino…and will always answer the call in the future. I template my life with my four core values of honesty, integrity, passion and accountability and this situation is no
Everyone has experienced awkward moments in their lives it’s a normal occasion for most people. But me on the other hand, not so much. Bravery is something that cannot be taught I guess you could say it’s like seeing or hearing or breathing. It’s just something that you do on your own but it doesn’t just come to you like Turing on a light switch it’s something like adrenaline it happens in certain moments in my option it’s a strong thought that connected to a feeling that gives you the courage to do something you would normally be afraid of doing. Bravery can assist in an everyday thing such as facing your fears.
In that instant something snapped in me and I lunged at him, taking him to the floor. Pinning him to the ground I shouted, “How dare you be so cruel as to say such a thing? I will never be free!” I slammed my fist into his face over and over until my handlers came and retrieved me, dragging me
You must know it by now. You can't win. It's pointless to keep fighting. Why, Mr. Anderson? Why?
First of all, now that I have found my composure, I want to say thank you for saying something last night. I wish you had said something earlier. I really didn’t realize you didn’t feel I was contributing at all. I know Julia was doing more than she should, but I thought I was trying to do what I could. Please accept my apologies and know that my contribution or lack thereof wasn’t conscious or planned – things have just happened.