What's the most memorable fight you ever had (physical)? Do you regret it or not?

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My most memorable fight was with my boyfriend's ex-girlfriend and it was horrible things she was saying about he and I A group of us were out at a bar one night - it was myself, my boyfriend at the time, and some of our other friends. The night was going fine until my boyfriend's ex-girlfriend showed up with some of her catty friends. They got very drunk and started shouting all these horrible things about both my boyfriend and I.

I was intoxicated too so my tolerance for her behavior was pretty low and it wasn't long until we were shouting in each other's faces. I don't remember who shoved who first but before I knew it, we were shoving each other around and we each got in a couple of good punches before we were pulled off each other, still kicking and screaming. At the time, I didn't regret it but I do now.It showed a huge lack of maturity on both our parts and I made a big fool out of myself.

I wish I could've just ignored her although it was pretty difficult since she was shouting the horrible things really loudly for the whole bar to hear. It's not something I dwell over but when I do think about it, I definitely wish I had been able to restrain myself more. Sources: My opinion .

Just the typical junior hs fights Usually over pretty fast, but had a few that drew a crowd. Nothing that lasted more than three or four punches though. I don't regret them much.

I would never fight someone as an adult unless there were really no other choice, and there basically always is a way out.

She finally snapped got into a physical fight about it.

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