It's been a long time since it's happened to me, but I guess that it would depend on the context. In every case, my initial reaction would probably be shock. Among my peers I'd likely react with sharp wit, foul language and the threat of violence. :) In a work setting I'd spend the first few moments throttling my anger before replying in an icy fashion to attempt to restore the status quo or rebuke the one who trashed me, then I'd rage in private at the first opportunity. What happened? Did someone diss you in public or are you just polling your fanbase?
The last time I burst into tears in public (in a non-gaming fashion) was this Hallowe'en, and that was a reasonably extreme situation. With my old boss, though, it was a relatively frequent occurrence.
I used to turn beet red and either ignore it, or run away. I won't put up with it anymore, I've been the subject of some really really hateful things, and I have learned to value myself more and not allow others to act in any rude way towards me anymore. I also won't put up with people saying or doing anything disrespectful to/about my friends, I wished that my friends had stood up for me, and I know how badly it hurts.
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Among my peers I'd likely react with sharp wit, foul language and the threat of violence. :) In a work setting I'd spend the first few moments throttling my anger before replying in an icy fashion to attempt to restore the status quo or rebuke the one who trashed me, then I'd rage in private at the first opportunity.
What happened? Did someone diss you in public or are you just polling your fanbase?
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On rare, rare occasion, I have instead turned bright red, then very cold, then said "I don't think that's appropriate." But that's very, very rare.
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I tend to punch first, rather than have tears.
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"Did we fail kindergarten? Poor dear, it's no wonder you have such horrible manners"
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