Big Bully.

Getting a taste of my own medicine, is what they call it.

Okay. I’ve learnt my lesson. Thank you for teaching me the hard way (because I know I will never learn it simply because people say so). And thank you for protecting me the whole time. I promise to keep my temper under control, and only let it go when I can do so without hurting people.

I encountered a road bully tonight. I was driving home from training. After the u-turn near my house, someone tried to cut me. I didn’t let him in and I honked. In the end, he still cut in front of me and drove funny. He stopped, he drove slow, he tried to follow me. Thankfully, he didn’t try too hard to follow me, and he lost me. I am really grateful for that.

I noticed, this time, just like the previous time, or times, I did not panic during the incident. The one thing on my mind was to do the right thing that would keep me safe and alive. I was all on my own. Everything else blurred, that I did not even think of getting his number plate or car make. In the moment, I was totally focused. I did not feel scared somehow. It was only half an hour or so later that I broke down, and felt like crying. As if I had been through something traumatic. And thankfully again, my friend was there for me so conveniently. After talking to him, I did feel much better and right now, I’m doing quite well again. Still a little scared though.