more about the other day, asking your opinions
Just to check;
if one housemate kicks the other out of the house, or one housemate slugs another in the face, is it a safe assumption that both housemates have seriously, seriously wanted to take those actions for weeks, now?
re: more about the other day, asking your opinions
@Leucrotta Not *necessarily*, but it's definitely a sign trouble had been brewing beforehand, either way. Actions like that tend to be impulsive in and of themselves, but they don't normally come out of nowhere either.
more about the other day, asking your opinions
Given what else I know about the one who did the slugging I AM REALLY NOT SURE.
more about the other day, asking your opinions
@Leucrotta not really. It’s a feedback loop, where tension leads to fear of violence leading to tension, leading to violence. Totally unjustified fear of violence can’t escalate to violence in this manner; partially unjustified can, but “partially unjustified” is sort of meaningless when tensions are rising _anyway_ making it only a matter of when, retroactively justifying the kickout because tensions about pending violence are not okay to live in.
re: more about the other day, asking your opinions
@Leucrotta Not that I'm much of a social wolf, but I would think so.