On Tue, Jan 21, 2003 at 04:49:55PM +0100, Tim van Erven wrote:
> Address the cause. For some reason you appear vulnerable to them. Try
> to get to know at least a few people so you appear (and are) less
> isolated. Try to improve control over your body language. Take up
> aikido[1].
Maybe one more suggestion:
If it is serious enough just take you cellular phone and dial 112.
If it is not serious enough for that just ignore and move out of the
way.
> Your goal should be to make the abuse stop. Thoughts about 'getting
> even' are understandable, but ultimately can be resolved in your head
> which is far less dangerous than fighting people.
>
> I'm not saying violence can never be a useful tool. Just make sure you
> don't end up paying for someones dental bill or getting beaten up by six
> of his friends.
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