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> We were at a party, and people kept checking in, like they were worried we were in a fight or something, which was kind of funny. An ex-GF and I were once de
by eric_h 10y ago
> We were at a party, and people kept checking in, like they were worried we were in a fight or something, which was kind of funny.
An ex-GF and I were once declined admission to a bar in Manhattan because the bouncer heard us having a very animated (but amicable) disagreement about one issue or another. "Y'all can't come in here if you're drunk and fighting".
We were mildly tipsy and debating with a bit of passion (something we did all the time and both quite enjoyed). Some people just don't understand that you can strongly disagree with someone without being angry or "fighting".
- teekert 10y agoOhoh, I grew up intellectually "play-fighting" my brother like this. I was always a battle of who could outwit the other. I could make my mother quite unhappy but we were having a blast. Now I do the same with my brother in law, we're trying not to laugh as we try to intellectually bring the other off-balance. It's the most fun I can have but people around us keep thinking we're in a fight or something and tell us to stop.