Cutting
Take out
Take out verb - To find emotional release for.
Both terms in one sentence
- As a result, he decided to take out his urges by cutting other things, including other people.
Source: Webcomic / Pogeymanz -
Cutting the Knot: During the sidequest regarding Brian Tindell's dealing of stolen Neuropozyne, you could do what he wants and take out the drug dealers.
- He thinks nothing of cutting people in half, although he does prefer not to take out bystanders (still a bad idea to stand in his way, though).
Source: Anti Hero / Anime and Manga
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