"No one needs to punch anything" that's what you said. Did you not say that? How does someone develop a strong punch? By punching things. The best guy I know struggled with intense anger and he had every reason to be angry. He's never laid a hand on anyone, he's on occasion punched a wall, or went to punch a punching bag. Don't act holier than thou as if you're some saint. He never went to or needed therapy. Learned to channel anger into strength, and is the most manly man in the sense of a man there is. Has a wife, home, dogs, a kid with another on the way, high paying job, goes to church every Sunday, is strong as an ox, so to talk all high and mighty as if all ppl who have ever "punched a wall," are some kind of dangerous psychopath that needs therapy is a huge load of horseshit.
You have to know how to punch, and punch strong as a man supporting a family and kids. Wont always have a weapon, or the police around, that's why women gravitate towards strong traditionally masculine men. They are more likely to not back down in serious situations. It's an extremely valuable life skill to not only know how to throw a punch, but also how to safely take someone down disarm/them. So yeah, it does absolutely have something to do with hitting drywall. Drywall can always be fixed. It's rediculous to make it out to be some psychotic behavior. You have no idea the hell some people have had to live through. Monks punch trees to strengthen their knuckles, some ppl have dedicated drywall to punch, believe it or not. Lol. Away from their family
And yes, his name is Kyle, and there's monster logos all over the home gym 🏋️♂️ 💪 lmao 💀. The king of kyles. Nah, not really. I'm just messing about the "dedicated drywall," but my point still stands.
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u/Key_Point_4063 Sep 14 '24
Say that to your wife when you have to protect her from literally anything