My friend keeps bothering me: I challenged him to a 2v2 at CS, his friend vs me and my friend. He won, 12-16, not a huge win by CS1.6 standards.
Later on that night he comes on our Ventrilo and stays in the lobby, I go in and ask politely: "Hey, what's up guys?" and he says "your mom.". I repeat the question, and get the same answer. I wait for ~15 seconds, then just ban them.
He gets on MSN and bitches that he was busy in a scrim, did I do the right thing by banning him for being a bitch?
Insolence weren't you the one who had the problem with taking your friend to a concert that was like 20 miles away for some music you didn't like anyways?
I was being serious, yeah. I have a problem being a disciplinarian for my closest friends, naturally.
I really don't like having to make decisions like that.
Isn't the best decision maker, the one that fears the decision? Isn't that Greek philosophy that the leader of Utopia should be the person who wants to do it the least?
Well, you can't -just- worry about other peoples' feelings. If they're being unreasonable then you don't have the appease them. Hell you never have to appease them.