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I have always been interested in how different people react to fights or tortures. Does anyone know the psychological explanation of why the guy is protecting his face with his arms while the other one seems nonchalant about it and and uses an open, calm body language? Isn't he supposed to protect his face as well? Very curious.
He was into necrophilia, fucked this guys dead mam and thought he personally deserved it.
 
Only a fucking pussy would reach for a weapon for getting punched. You sound like a huge bitch. You've probably had your ass beat many times for harassing women, that's why you're taking their side. I can't wait to see a video of you getting beaten until you cry for female assistance, incel.
Fuck me that was a bit harsh lad. You having a bad day or what?
 
I have always been interested in how different people react to fights or tortures. Does anyone know the psychological explanation of why the guy is protecting his face with his arms while the other one seems nonchalant about it and and uses an open, calm body language? Isn't he supposed to protect his face as well? Very curious.

The fear/ panic response of an animal’s brain stem usually initiates a fight, flight or freeze response.

Humans have the exact same brain stem circuits as other animals, however we also have the more complex cerebral cortex, in particular the Prefrontal Cortices, which allow our ‘human’ thoughts.

This means humans potentially have an additional ‘fawn’ response when fear is triggered. Named after a baby fawn trying to please its mother to feel safe.

So some people respond by trying to seem ‘lovable’ when a fear response is triggered which can lead to them making easy victims. The fawn response is particularly common in victims of childhood abuse.
 
I would grab the glass bottle and smash it across his skull and get the fuck out of there real fast
Looks like Mr baseball used the bat to smash the glasses on the table before anyone could do that. Not the first assault rodeo for thise assclowns. They need to go to jail so they can have a legitimate excuse to suck each other's cocks and ass fuck each other . They look like a bunch of faggot body builders that love to look at men's bodies
 
The fear/ panic response of an animal’s brain stem usually initiates a fight, flight or freeze response.

Humans have the exact same brain stem circuits as other animals, however we also have the more complex cerebral cortex, in particular the Prefrontal Cortices, which allow our ‘human’ thoughts.

This means humans potentially have an additional ‘fawn’ response when fear is triggered. Named after a baby fawn trying to please its mother to feel safe.

So some people respond by trying to seem ‘lovable’ when a fear response is triggered which can lead to them making easy victims. The fawn response is particularly common in victims of childhood abuse.
Ohhh okay thank you for explaining. I knew what fawn is but I just didn't know what it may look like. That make sense. Do you also know if it is possible to change your fear response? I freeze when I'm scared and it fucked things up for me a few times. I watched some videos about it on youtube but they are all talking about a different kind of freeze response (the one that happens without trigger) so it isn't helpful.
 
Ohhh okay thank you for explaining. I knew what fawn is but I just didn't know what it may look like. That make sense. Do you also know if it is possible to change your fear response? I freeze when I'm scared and it fucked things up for me a few times. I watched some videos about it on youtube but they are all talking about a different kind of freeze response (the one that happens without trigger) so it isn't helpful.

It’s possible to change your reaction to any survival or emotional trigger. But it’s hard, particularly with survival impulses such as fear as they are hard wired and totally subconscious.

It takes regular discussion with yourself to retrain your response to an initial triggering feeling.

Start with something lighter, for me it was my mind saying “for fuck’s sake” (an emotional stress/ annoyance trigger). My mind says it all the time and it can be both positive and negative.

Let’s say someone cuts me up while driving by pulling out in front of me too close. My mind will always scream “for fuck’s sake, you fucking idiot” etc.

But I have trained myself to let my body relax into the chair instead of actually saying these things from my mouth. I then smile and imagine my own mind being childish and daft.

Then I make up a story about why the person cut me up, which then engages the human bit of the brain. For example, they really need a shit. Like there is poop touching cloth and they are racing to find a toilet. Or a more serious one, they have a really unwell child in the car and they are desperately trying to get to the hospital. Either way, it calms the emotional mind and over time retrains your response.

I can keep calm around 60-80% of the time which is good for me 😂.

Once you get confident with more simple triggers, you can use the same system to work on more intense reactions like fear. But like getting strong at the gym, you need to keep up the mind exercises for them to work.
 
It’s possible to change your reaction to any survival or emotional trigger. But it’s hard, particularly with survival impulses such as fear as they are hard wired and totally subconscious.

It takes regular discussion with yourself to retrain your response to an initial triggering feeling.

Start with something lighter, for me it was my mind saying “for fuck’s sake” (an emotional stress/ annoyance trigger). My mind says it all the time and it can be both positive and negative.

Let’s say someone cuts me up while driving by pulling out in front of me too close. My mind will always scream “for fuck’s sake, you fucking idiot” etc.

But I have trained myself to let my body relax into the chair instead of actually saying these things from my mouth. I then smile and imagine my own mind being childish and daft.

Then I make up a story about why the person cut me up, which then engages the human bit of the brain. For example, they really need a shit. Like there is poop touching cloth and they are racing to find a toilet. Or a more serious one, they have a really unwell child in the car and they are desperately trying to get to the hospital. Either way, it calms the emotional mind and over time retrains your response.

I can keep calm around 60-80% of the time which is good for me 😂.

Once you get confident with more simple triggers, you can use the same system to work on more intense reactions like fear. But like getting strong at the gym, you need to keep up the mind exercises for them to work.
Okay I understand. Thank you very much, I appreciate your time and effort for explaining😊
 
It’s possible to change your reaction to any survival or emotional trigger. But it’s hard, particularly with survival impulses such as fear as they are hard wired and totally subconscious.

It takes regular discussion with yourself to retrain your response to an initial triggering feeling.

Start with something lighter, for me it was my mind saying “for fuck’s sake” (an emotional stress/ annoyance trigger). My mind says it all the time and it can be both positive and negative.

Let’s say someone cuts me up while driving by pulling out in front of me too close. My mind will always scream “for fuck’s sake, you fucking idiot” etc.

But I have trained myself to let my body relax into the chair instead of actually saying these things from my mouth. I then smile and imagine my own mind being childish and daft.

Then I make up a story about why the person cut me up, which then engages the human bit of the brain. For example, they really need a shit. Like there is poop touching cloth and they are racing to find a toilet. Or a more serious one, they have a really unwell child in the car and they are desperately trying to get to the hospital. Either way, it calms the emotional mind and over time retrains your response.

I can keep calm around 60-80% of the time which is good for me 😂.

Once you get confident with more simple triggers, you can use the same system to work on more intense reactions like fear. But like getting strong at the gym, you need to keep up the mind exercises for them to work.
Sage advice Doc. I myself use bubble wrap to pop. I've got loads at the ready on the dash.
PS it still dosn't work most of the time and i'm an old cunt and will never learn!
 
Brave enough to harass a waitress but not brave enough to stand up to someone who can fight back I see. They just sat there and took it, cowering with their hands over their faces. The body language speaks volumes. At least be a smart coward and leave quickly when the enforcers show up.
 
That mother fucker would of had a butter knife lodged in his asshole, because he was the real bully.

I sure hope he was prosecuted for that too. His girl friend wont even remember his name. lol
 
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