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Ok I'll cut to the chase...

Last night I'm at my friends girlfriends house for the super bowl. At about halftime or so, one of her ex-boyfriends calls her cell. I'm not sure if he left a message or talked to her directly, but he offered to pay her for sex. Today in school, she told me that she is petrafied(sp?) of him.

Now do I think this kid is and evil son of a bitch as most people do? No. I think he is massivly misunderstood. My mottow is "hate cant remove hate, only love can do that." I dont plan on changing it.

To understand this kid you have to go back to 7th grade. His father died of, I want to say, cancer. He has never been the same since. He doesn't know how to direct his anger and sadness, other then to take it out on others (myself included on occation). Do I hold this against him? No.

Flash forward to last year. They went out for a few months or so. I have absolutley no way of knowing if this is true, but some people say he beat her every once in a while. This relates to the above paragraph. After they broke up (according to her) they had a conversation where she said "its over for good" and he started to cry. This shows he really does still love her. I understand his pain, which is why I cant hold anything agains him in relation to her.

My friend wants me to beat his ass. I have never, and will never, raise a fist, especally not against this kid.

Though I hold none of this against him, there is no denying that he is a pretty violent kid. It keeps crossing my mind... what if he rapes her.... what if he kills her?

I think I'm going to do the following.

1) talk to him in school tomorow, I have a way of defusing a lot of bad situations

2) if that goes no where, I might just tell the police.



If you think I'm being a pussy and a coward by not backing up my friend more, just say so. All advice is appreciated.
 
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1 and 2 sounds good. principal is another option.

although, i am a big fan of ass kicking too :D
 

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Tell him that you already did go to the police and you filed a report or whatever... So tell him that if anything happens to her the cops will knock on his door first.

(you could also really do what i said... but he has no way of knowing whether you really filed a report or not)
 
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Why can't your friend fight his own battles???

Anyway - I wouldn't advocate kicking the kid's ass. I'm quite sure you'd end up getting in alot of trouble with the police - folks like to press charges these days.
 

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My friend wants me to beat his ass. I have never, and will never, raise a fist, especally not against this kid. .
That is a lot of your friend to ask of you... and besides that, tell your friend to grow up.

If you think I'm being a pussy and a coward by not backing up my friend more, just say so. All advice is appreciated.
I think you are right on.... as always
 
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Tell him that you already did go to the police and you filed a report or whatever... So tell him that if anything happens to her the cops will knock on his door first.

(you could also really do what i said... but he has no way of knowing whether you really filed a report or not)
This is good advice, but why the hell doesn't your friend do that himself:think: :think: :think: ! I mean he should be protecting his girlfreind, not you! But I understand that you may be braver than your friend, and that he might look up to you in situations like this. So.......
 

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Physically- this kid would beat my friends ass, bad.
I often have to take my friends problems into my own hands.... but i dont use my size to inflict pain. I use it to intimidate and make people listen

I usually offer to do this for my skinny friends just because i dont want them getting hurt..... but it really pisses me off when they expect it out of me (like your friend)
 
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I think in life you are a man and would like to be treated like one you should act like a man. So i a fight I would adress it accordingly and assume the smashing when all parties are in agreance. In this case of a man hitting a girl the rules dont apply, tell you little bud to smash him in the head with something kick him in the balls or just the plain ole punch him in the face without saying a word. No respect to a woman beater, as he has none, hey ive lost people close to me doesnt warrant me to beat on my GF. I personally think people who beat women are a special breed you either have it in you or you dont. Ive punched a girl twice my size when i was 11 then ran away when she stopped beating me, this was self defence and man i was scared. But as a man playing with big boy rules I would never under any circumstance hit my girlfriend. Anyways smash him he like to prey upon the weak then make him feel weak, If your buddy does it not only will it sting more but he'll gain a little more confidence.
i watched my mom get hit as a kid, now i smash anyone no matter how big, for beating on a woman.

Where does he live.
 
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its not your problem don't get involved. i would mind your own buisness and be careful beceause if this kid is as messed up as you say he is he might get pissed at you and do something to you. stay out of it man.
 
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i dont think you are being a coward by NOT fighting your friends' fight, your friend is being quite the "pussy". WHO the FREAK asks their friends to protect their girlfriends for them????? i can see why you are worried, but it shouldnt be your responsibility.

why is that nut still calling her??? gez people can be insane.....

for the most part, crazy guys are alot of talk, i've met my fair share, had stalkers, etc...and its usually ok.
 
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You sound like a smart kid. Fighting will not solve anything, may make you feel a little better but then his anger will transfer over to you. Now you have to watch your back everywhere you go. Not sure where you live, or how society is there but I have been in that situation and it really sucks. Talk to the kid, if he still wants to get stupid, go to a teacher who is cool as hell but will take it serious enough to talk to the dude. It will all hash out fine.
 
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Personally, I think you sound a little too empathetic to this wacko's misfortunes.


Just because he had a rough childhood, lost his dad, does not excuse or justify his behavoir. I know you aren't necessarily saying his actions are excusable, but I get the feeling you are softening their severity by imagining "... if I was in his shoes...". Don't do that. Yes it sucks he lost his dad, but a lot of people have lost family members in one way or another at a young age, and not all of them become physically abussive to women and those around them. Talk to him, and when you do keep that empathy OUT of your mind. You said you are worried that potentially he is capable or really hurting / raping this girl. Although you probably shouldn't have to be the one doing something about this, it is apparent your friend is unable to and thus it falls to you. If you want to feel sorry for someone, feel sorry for your friend who cannot defend his own girl's honor, not the wacko that is disrespecting you all.


By the way... you will probably say I am generalizing, but I've known people like this, who really started to exhibit this type of behavoir in middle school or high school. Unfortunately, most of the time these people just end up getting worse. Most of the people I know like that are now in jail or off on probation. The best recovery case I can think of was a fellow named James. He was suspended several times for sexual harassment in high school. Eventually he was expelled. It seemed as though the only place he was going to graduate to was prison, but thank god his father made him go to a military academy style school, where upon graduation he joined the Marines. Two years later he is a changed man, for the better.
 
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It's your friend's drama to deal with. Give him advice and be honest. Stay as uninvolved as the situation allows. If you think the situation calls for intervention from an outside source, push him to do it until you think it's an absolute must that you have to do it yourself. You'll make the right call.
 
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why is that nut still calling her??? gez people can be insane.....
Because he still loves her.

You sound like a smart kid.
I wanted to be a criminal defence lawyer, because nothing makes me feel better then forgiving. However, I didnt do well enought in school to get into any law programs:nutkick:

I often have to take my friends problems into my own hands.... but i dont use my size to inflict pain. I use it to intimidate and make people listen
I have had to do this on a few occations. I hate it... HATE IT.
 
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Only those that are directly involved can really solve the situation. Other can only address the symptoms.
The kid sounds like he has had a tough time of it; still, with that understood, what he has been through only goes "so far".

Imagine this: If he were to slap you Mom or Sister, you would take care of the situation without regard to the tough times he has been through. His problems are his baggage, but he has no right to throw it on others by abusing them.

Someone should counsel the girl; and by counsel I don't mean psycho babble. I mean, find out how seriuosly this bothers her, and talk her through some options. If that is her boyfriend - OK; if it is someone else - OK too.

How is this for an idea? A group of peers accompany the girl when she tells him she will file a restraining order against him if he harasses her again.

Lastly, before you do anything, know the facts, and make sure you are doing what is best for the girl. I don't know her age, but is she is a minor - where the heck are her parents?
 
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Spatch - I had a bad childhood. My pops loved to make me his punching bag (or kickboxing bag) when he was drunk.

You don't see my going around hitting women or raping them.

That's a fucking cop-out if I've ever heard one.
 

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Personally, I think you sound a little too empathetic to this wacko's misfortunes.


Just because he had a rough childhood, lost his dad, does not excuse or justify his behavoir. I know you aren't necessarily saying his actions are excusable, but I get the feeling you are softening their severity by imagining "... if I was in his shoes...". Don't do that.
He wasn't excusing it... he was understanding it.
Spatch is not refraining from violence with this kid because of his situation. He if refraining because he is a extremely classy guy and doesn't believe in violence.

And I believe without any doubt or reservation in my mind that everyone does things for a reason. I believe there has been reasoning (though wrong) behind every gross act of violence(ect) in history. People like this kid just get caught up in things and let their obsesions rule them.... and of course it becomes scary to everyone around them. But to that kid i am sure his actions make sense in his mind.

If I was in your situation and it wasn't too inconvenient I would try to be this kids friend.
 

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1) talk to him in school tomorow, I have a way of defusing a lot of bad situations
This is clearly the best answer. Be upfront with him. Tell him to stop his ****, that it isn't going down anymore.

A real man doesn't need to fight every problem out. He speaks and people listen.
 

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I wanted to be a criminal defence lawyer, because nothing makes me feel better then forgiving. However, I didnt do well enought in school to get into any law programs:nutkick:
dont give up.... get a degree w/ great grades from some four year college and im sure you will have some options
I have had to do this on a few occations. I hate it... HATE IT.
I kindof like playing dad for them... but when they throw a drink at a car and expect me to fight the pissed victim I say forget it.
 

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Hey man if he is really truly your friend you will do what he asks of you. If my best friend asked me to do this for him I would do it in a second. It may not be the most mature way of handling this situation but a good ass kicking my set this kid straight.
 

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Hey man if he is really truly your friend you will do what he asks of you. If my best friend asked me to do this for him I would do it in a second..
I like your dedication to your friends
It may not be the most mature way of handling this situation but a good ass kicking my set this kid straight.
We should always look for the mature way of solving things.

Lets keep in mind:
1. He has not touched this girl.
2. Why would you beat up a kid who is ready to "snap"?... I think that is a good way to get that girl in more danger.


(and as said earlier: "Where are her parents?")
 

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My friend Hannibal says you should eat his liver along with some fava beans and a nice Chianti. Me, I would just poke him in the eye with a sharp stick.
 

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That's a quaint little New Zealand saying my father you to use on his kids

Me - "Dad, Whiskey Steve threw a dog turd at me"
My Dad - " Well, it beats a poke in the eye with a sharp stick, does'nt it?"

:blink: ah, thanks, dad.
 

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That's a quaint little New Zealand saying my father you to use on his kids

Me - "Dad, Whiskey Steve threw a dog turd at me"
My Dad - " Well, it beats a poke in the eye with a sharp stick, does'nt it?"

:blink: ah, thanks, dad.
ahh got ya,

(you have 666 posts right now :run: )
 
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Whiskeysteve brought up a great point.....WHERE THE HELL ARE THE GIRLS PARENTS?!?!?!?!
 
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when someone beats on a woman how can you stay out of it.
I guess i see the world differently, BTW did she validate this supposed occurence, women cause alot of trouble for men.
 
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Update-

Today she sat next to me in chemistry. She said she hasnt heard from him since, which is good I guess.

I asked her if she wanted me to talk to him and/or the police. She BEGGED me not to. Last time something happened like this with him, she said he said it would "be the end of her" or something.
 
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but some people say he beat her every once in a while. This relates to the above paragraph. After they broke up (according to her)
There is ZERO excuse for that. I do not feel for some P.O.S. that needs to do something stupid and blame anyone else. This is just wrong if he touched her, it is wrong and does not matter what he went through in his past.

My brother just died, I will now go be a terrible person, start using drugs, and beating women...come on! I hate this form of thinking, be responsible for your own actions.

She also should of gotten away and called the cops. Do not touch him man, you never know the truth...
 

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Update-

Today she sat next to me in chemistry. She said she hasnt heard from him since, which is good I guess.

I asked her if she wanted me to talk to him and/or the police. She BEGGED me not to. Last time something happened like this with him, she said he said it would "be the end of her" or something.
If he has threatened her life as you say, she should report it to the Police. Her parents should be involved in this. As a father, if my daughter came to me and told me her boyfriend had hit her, this boy and I would have a very long talk in the woods, where accidents can happen at any time.
 

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If he has threatened her life as you say, she should report it to the Police. Her parents should be involved in this. As a father, if my daughter came to me and told me her boyfriend had hit her, this boy and I would have a very long talk in the woods, where accidents can happen at any time.
Ya the woods are crazy.
ax's flying by, bullets wizzing around, running chainsaws falling from nowhere...... way crazy
 
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Just ask Dick Cheney...hehehe:trout:
lolol i just heard about that this morning on the bill handel show....

"its probably not unusual for people to get peppered"......lol
 
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Just ask Dick Cheney...hehehe:trout:
:toofunny: :toofunny: :toofunny:! Yo got to watch out for those tackling trees out in the woods as well!:D They are pretty big, and hit HARD!
 

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If she does not want anything to do with him, and she has said so - then maybe she needs a court order to have him get the message to stay away. "restraining order". Then, if she is smart and discurages him (takes his # off her cell phone). Now if he comes around, he is looking for trouble, and will not take no for an answer. Beat his ass - you can not say "hey, I will stop him if he had a good up bringing, but if he has issues because of a bad childhood, then he can do anything he wants"
 

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