Why do people disappear as hitting partners once you start rocking them, when they

DeShaun · 05-15-2012, 04:36 PM

were accustomed to rocking you?

Maybe I'm too competitive, but I like to take my lumps against better practice partners. The problem is that, once I finally turn the tables and play aggressively against them, now that I'm tired of them winning every "practice" point, they withdraw and become far less accessible as hitting partners.

What is wrong with me, or are these people being too delicate?

It's just a recreational sport. Man up and take your beatings. You didn't have any problem doling out the beatings before, you pansies! I do not understand these people.

05-15-2012, 04:36 PM	#1
DeShaun Hall Of Fame Join Date: Aug 2010 Posts: 2,623	Why do people disappear as hitting partners once you start rocking them, when they were accustomed to rocking you? Maybe I'm too competitive, but I like to take my lumps against better practice partners. The problem is that, once I finally turn the tables and play aggressively against them, now that I'm tired of them winning every "practice" point, they withdraw and become far less accessible as hitting partners. What is wrong with me, or are these people being too delicate? It's just a recreational sport. Man up and take your beatings. You didn't have any problem doling out the beatings before, you pansies! I do not understand these people. __________________ wilson graphite matrix (red/black) : 58# forten nylon : bare leather grip Last edited by DeShaun : 05-15-2012 at 04:38 PM.

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