angry people in the city.
So I am more active doing more things, taking care of what I need to do instead of just procrastinating about everything, i read for driving course, guides for driving rules, about therapy, I drew a bit, I went to pay the bills, put electricity on debit for automatic payment, made tea, went to get new glasses which i loooovee and look fashionable and are in nice material metal and light, bought 1 snow/rain pants and one rain jacket 1 short shirt dry fit, one thermal long sleep shirt. Got a haircut, also closer to getting 6 packs. The city can be very chaotic people can snap very easily and get angry very easily and easily are prone to aggression and wanting to fight you for the slightest thing. One guy on his phone was kinda in the way , i bumped him kinda on purpose, he chased me wanting to fight me, for like 2 or 3 blocks i was saying i will call the cops, he was instigating me telling me are you gonna call your mom, i kept ignoring him since i knew 1. i dont fight 2. all can end up badly and legal issues cops appearing, i had experience in having legal issues so i know how problematic this can be. Plus in terms of legal issues is not always about who is right or wrong but who can twist law in their favor with lawyers, etc, for sure, judge might have some morality but things can get messy, plus i could get injured in this that might damage me for life, broken ribs, damaged things for life, so is complicated, I kinda told this to a cop to know how to manage myself in this scenarios, so as i thought is best to avoid it, he said lots of crazy angry people all around. Also a cyclist was cursing when i was on the way, so is super easy to see people with rage all the time , so is better to be prudent.
@okeyyyy
I really admire your awareness in handling aggressive situations in the street caution is always better than getting into endless trouble.