Well, have you? 

I did, and trust me, it was bad. So bad, I can't even describe it. Good thing it was a long while ago, though. 

Somewhat my dad pushed me over and I punched him in the kidney's. He would always get mad when I would do that when I was younger, so I figured why not do it now. lol...I'm a horrible person T_T

I have with my step dad. He gotten into my business when I asked my mom if I could wear my favorite pants to school that day since we didn't had to worry about the dress code for that one day. My step dad comes in butting in my business and tells me I couldn't sleep over with my friends tonight. I was not even talking about that. Before my mom could say anything. I blurted out telling him and I quote. "You need to mind your own damn business, specially when you have no idea what we are talking about.." Only reaction he get out of that was pushing me forcibly to the side and stomps on my PS1 telling me that I was grounded and such. He had no right to do that. He could have acted like an adult, but no. He wants to be a baby and I retaliated by punching him in his mouth knocking out two of his molers. He hits me back and I brought him to the ground and put him in a full nelson where he couldn't move. Yeah, I was only 13, but I was already a big boy. XD I can hold my own.

Yes, it was a bad scene.  I just walked away form it before something bad happened.

Not a huge fight, but one of those where you tell your parent no and they get mad at you but get over it after awhile.

well it wasnt really a fight but we were play fighting and i let him punch me as hard as he could on my arm which he did (he really didnt hold back) so then it was my turn and i didnt think my punch would be that hard but i ended up giving him a massive bruise and a dead arm for a few days :/ there were no hard feelings though we just agreed never to do that again lol. my mum often tries to hit me though but its not a hateful one more of those slaps you get when you go to reach the dessert before the chicken kind of slap.. just all the time =.= i block it though and then she gets angry as i f im supposed to allow her to hit me i just keep my cool and tell her to calm down and take a nap at her old age

No, I haven't. I can tell my dad, when angry at times, he would want to initiate a fight, but he resisted.

Well, not a real "fight". We were just messing around. My mom was trying to show me how she would take down a person if she was getting mugged, and I was blocking a "fighting" (if you want to call it that) back.. No one got hurt though.

No i have not. the worse was  very heated argument that made me fall out with my mum and become homeless when i was 16, After about 3 years we get on now but i still dont live with her. or keep in contact with any other family member

Wasn't with my parent, rather someone elses mother. She was a ...B-I-T word. She freaking threw a lava lamp at my brother which smashed on his shoulder. I literally freaked and even though I was only eight, tackled her right into the ground, and... yeah. It was bad. Thankfully my brother wasn't injured. She wasn't injured either, I was only a 65 pound eight year old, and luckily she wasn't crazy enough to attack me back..

I used to fight with my dad a couple times when I was younger.
It wasn't anything serious or anything, just a couple of punches and kicks,
but that's what happens when two headstrong people have different opinions lol.

Luckily, no. My parents can tell all sorts of things when mad, but not once have they even looked like they would want to hit me.

When I was younger I was bratty as hell......and now that I look back I'm like "WTF........" .......yep........I just changed without telling u what happened...........lol but I did break glass, break a window, break a picture frame, drop a glass cup....4x.........get bad grades (yep)...talk/yell back at my parents........act lazy for stuff I was told to do.....I was a snotty/snobby kid >.<.......BUT as ive grown, I have matured and let go of that random ass anger at my parents that really had no reason for being angry at them.........I guess once parents tell u to do something.........its like u always have to do the opposite....even if its really simple things to do........but YET......to me it as a kid it seemed like the Who's better''' kind of game......Dunno if it was the same for other people as a kid or kids that see this now.

Unfortunately I've been in physical fights with previous step dads, and once or twice with my biological father, not proud of it either.

No I haven't I would get into some arguments though.

9001 verbal fights and one fist fight i don't wanna explain

Surprisingly, no. I've had countless screaming matches with my mother, but I've never punched her or anything. And dad never gets angry enough for anything like that to happen. 

Snowdeath : Well not really… Most fights if you could call it that that I had with my parents were verbal arguments. I do believe though that there is a difference between fighting and discipline though. In those cases where I’d not be doing the right things or were disrespecting my parents I don’t blame them for giving me an occasional smack. When I was younger I didn’t think it was right but as I’ve gotten older I can see the reasoning for it.

The lessons I’ve learned from my parents have gone a long way in helping me become the person I have. When I see so many things on the news about kids acting out and or, these young celebrities that seem to constantly get in trouble; I almost always say to myself that it is because of lack of discipline and structure that these kids get into trouble. I realize that it might sound like an antiquated way of thinking but I consider myself a semi-old-school kind of person.

I feel bad that you had a physical altercation with one of your parents. Was there more to it than a case where tempers flared and simply got the better of you both or was there an issue that led to it? I could never imagine raising my hands at either of my parents although when I was younger my dad taught me Boxing as a way of self-defense being that I am disabled just so I knew how to protect myself etc. It did come in handy when I got older and had problems in school with those wannabe jock types and such but, that’s different from what you are describing.