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A few words to describe me:
Discipline, n. {M.E. discipline; L. disciplina. Instruction, training, discipline, from discipulus, a learner.}
1. training that develops
self-control, character, or
orderliness and efficiency.
2. the result of such training;
self-control; orderly conduct.
3. a system of rules or methods, as
for the conduct of members of a monastic order.
4. subjection to rule;
submissiveness to control.
5. correction;
chastisement; punishment inflicted by way of correction and training.
6. anything
taught; branch of knowledge or learning.
cruel, a. [Fr. cruel; L. crudelis, raw,
unfeeling, rough.]
1. disposed to inflict pain or suffering; willing or pleased to
torment, vex or afflict; without pity, compassion, or kindness; fierce; savage;
hard-hearted.
2. causing, or of a kind to cause pain, grief, or distress;
tormenting, vexing, or afflicting; harsh; painful; as cruel words or acts.
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