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They Said It Was a Fight—Fragging Was Way More Extreme! When most people think of a heated argument escalating into something intense, they might picture raised voices, shaking fists, or dramatic outbursts. But there’s a tradition among DXOR (Domestic xXx Overcome Release) communities—and among undergroundulture—where phrases like “They said it was a fight—fragging was way more extreme!” take on a deeper, more visceral meaning. In this article, we dive into the real, often misunderstood world of fragging: what it is, why it transcends simple conflict, and why it’s considered far more extreme than the average altercation. ### What Exactly Is Fragging? Fragging—short for “frag session”—is a ritualized, ceremonial act commonly associated with fraternal bonds in certain subcultures. While origin stories vary, it typically involves a group member “frustratedly” or “symbolically” “fragging” a dominant or authoritative individual—often through symbolic gestures, verbal challenges, and psychological pressure. More than just an argument, fragging represents a breaking point in a close relationship, marking the end of subservience and the assertion of autonomy.