Still thinking of which Martial art to go into too.

Boxing.

Boxing would be the simplest to pick up

Just need some gloves and a punching bag.

You would benefit significantly from an actual coach.

One of the biggest benefits is that you can box fairly easily in normal clothing.

You can't really do muay thai is a suit after work.

And the defensive discipline is most practical in the most common fight encounters.

The problem i see with boxing is the discipline seems to be more disrespectful conpared to other martial arts

Considering i struggle with rage, id like to go into a practice that practices humility

At this juncture, you should weigh the reasons why you're pursuing any martial art in the first place.

There's nothing stopping you from practicing tai chi and muay thai.

There's also nothing stopping you from being respectful and clinically professional when boxing

I usually am

Its opponents getting in my head i worry about

I see a lot of people like to taunt in boxing

Even champions

I suppose thats part of the fight

The physiological aspect

Psychological

You understand you just said you're not mentally strong enough to deal taunts?

Yes

Maybe martial arts isn't the solution.

How old are you, again? I know we've asked and 98% sure you've answered.

Mental strenth isnt fixed

Neither is physical.

With proper training, i know i can shrug off the mind games

I'm asking your age because if you're young, I have a different solution than if you're old.

Part of overcoming a problem is knowing the problem

And identifying what the opponent is trying to do.

Ok lets say im young

What is your solution?

https://youtu.be/b0r76YB7-YU

Sup guys

Sup.

For a teenager, I strongly suggest exhausting discipline.

Why you guys have to be right.

After a year, an ex contacts me.

Acts cold, wants me to help with her dogs.

Offers money.

Then acts cold