The Complexity of Being a Bad Guy

A ruthless competitor, he thrives on victory, embracing his role as the "bad guy" to dominate.

### The Struggle of Identity: A Fighter's Inner Turmoil
* 😢 "I always cry before I fight," indicating the **emotional turmoil** that accompanies the struggle for **identity and purpose**.
* 🤼 The speaker expresses a transformation into someone they dislike, revealing feelings of **dysfunction** and a **lack of care for life or death**.
* 💔 Despite the desire to inflict pain on others, there is an underlying wish for **recognition of their own suffering** and the pain they endure.
* 🧐 The speaker grapples with their morality, questioning whether they are "**a good guy trying to be bad, or a bad guy trying to be good**."
* 💪 They admit to creating a persona capable of **enduring extreme pain**, highlighting the lengths they go to **survive in a harsh environment**.
* ⚔ The speaker reflects on their aggressive tendencies, stating, "**If this was a different time, I would invade his villa on horseback**," showcasing a **warrior mentality**.
* 🏆 They assert their determination to win, emphasizing that **true champions emerge under pressure** and that they **thrive in adversity**.
* 😠 Ultimately, the speaker acknowledges their perceived role as the **"bad guy,"** suggesting that society needs such figures to **define their own moral compass**.

I always cry before I fight. I'm getting myself changed into somebody I don't like. I don't care about living or dying. I'm a dysfunctional mother. You don't like that? Fight! Not really. He brought more than just fighting with him. I'm in pain.

I want them to see pain. I want their kids to see pain. I don't want that title. I want to strip them of their help. Are you a good guy trying to be bad, or are you a bad guy trying to be good? That's a good question. I think I am a bad guy that's

trying to be good. I had to invent a guy that didn't exist. I had to invent a guy that can take any pain, any suffering, anything that was inhumane to most people. I had to go do it. Here's the thing, man. You know who I am. I will kill you. I'm okay

dying as long as you die with me. Royal is in my blood. If this was a different time, I would invade his villa on horseback and kill anyone that was not fit to work, but we are in a new time, so I whoop his ass in July. Always ran

the... they were tough when they were in. Ain't tough when I bring that pain to them. They ain't tough. They think they've been around crazy [people]? Oh no, they don't know. People go, man, why don't you ever smile? They don't know me, son. There's

no ending, my friend. I lose? I don't lose. I win. I win. That's my job. That's what I do. 1st place, 2nd, 7th, 6th, 5th, 4th, 3rd... shh shh shh shh. I was willing to die. You know what is...? You know what?

Is yes, am I a bad person? I'm single-minded. I think I'm better than everyone else. I don't respect you. I'm going to take what's yours and never give it back. Does that make me a bad person? You need people like me.

You need people like me so you can point your fingers and say, "That's the bad guy." Sometimes it's better to be the bad guy, because when they say they like you, you don't know if they like you, and when they say they hate you, then you know

they really hate you. I just tried to bite his heart that time. I really want to bite this... to long. Everybody's great when they're not tired. The champions are when they're tired; that's when the real champions come out. That's when a real dog comes out, because if

you go piss like a puppy, stay on the porch and let the big dog eat.

Take No Prisoners.

AlmightyMind

Emotional State and Motivation Before Fights

The speaker cries before fights, feeling transformed into someone they dislike.

They are unconcerned about life or death and consider themselves a dysfunctional mother.

The speaker wants to inflict pain on their opponents and their families.

They aim to strip their opponents of their support.

Self-Perception and the Creation of a Persona

The speaker identifies as a bad person trying to be good.

They created a persona capable of enduring immense pain and suffering.

The speaker mentions their willingness to kill and die.

They describe their approach to conflict, referencing past actions and a current method.

Confronting Perceptions and Defining Success

The speaker addresses the perception of their lack of smiling and lack of understanding from others.

Winning is their primary focus, regardless of the specific ranking.

The speaker questions their morality, acknowledging their single-mindedness, lack of respect, and self-serving actions.

The speaker suggests that being the bad guy can be advantageous for clarity in relationships.

The Nature of True Strength and Resilience

The speaker emphasizes that true champions show their strength when tired.

They use an analogy of a dog to illustrate the difference between those who give up easily and those who persevere.