Some kid from school found out my IP address and messaged me on Discord: "I am literally DDOSing you right now, enjoy the lag."
I asked for proof, so he sent a screenshot of his command prompt.
He was just pinging his own router (192.168.1.1).
I told him if he didn't stop, I’d use color 0a on him. He blocked me.
Everyone uses the word "bro" these days, but I feel like the actual vibe of being a bro gets misunderstood. People hear it and picture some loud, high-fiving dude at a gym, but that’s not it at all.
To me, being a bro is a complete mindset. It’s about unconditional loyalty, zero judgment, and just being solid.
It means we can call each other absolutely anything, roast each other into oblivion, and just chill with zero hard feelings. There’s no pretending, no walking on eggshells, and no fake politeness. But at the same exact time, if things get heavy or you need someone to back you up at 3 AM, a real bro is just there. No questions asked.
It’s that rare energy where you can sit in total silence for an hour doing your own thing, or talk about the most random, deep, or stupid theories, and it’s completely comfortable. It’s respect, but without the formal rules.
Just wanted to throw that out there. What’s your definition of a true bro?