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Jun 30 2014, 05:31 PM Post #16 |
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A woman lke Gabi Garcia has my complete, undivided attention. If she wants to tangle I'm going to have to go all out. Just reading about her now in the BJJ circuit, and she is a perfect " strong woman who will destroy men " type of chick. I know I can't win against this woman in a BJJ form, I doubt I could win in the street, but there's always punchers chance. " Being a man " imo, is all about " doing the right thing ", your reactions should be based on the threat level. Gabi Garcia having a vagina has no effect on her threat level and should be treated with caution. Chick is no joke.
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| Meowth | Jun 30 2014, 05:35 PM Post #17 |
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Are you saying only men do the right thing? Because this is clearly a false statement  If one woman can take on a man, surly there are many more, it's not about what the person is, male, female, gay, straight, bright glowing green or from Pluto, everyone should be treated on their own personal merits, a weak young male isn't going to be able to compete with a tough young male. |
 
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| Rogafufuken | Jun 30 2014, 05:39 PM Post #18 |
 
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Not sure if sarcasm or not, however I think he was implying specifically men doing the right thing. |
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Jun 30 2014, 05:45 PM Post #19 |
 
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Theoretically speaking a woman can obviously have same or equall physical strength as any other male counterpart. I kinda find this topic funny and naive. In the end of the day the power brokers/influential people at the top of the pyramid of "human cycle" always wins over the "traditional physical strength(men) and beauty (for women)". |
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| Krystal | Jun 30 2014, 06:25 PM Post #20 |
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If was enough of a condescending prick to try restrain me and tell me to calm my little a*** down, my 13 years of martial arts training would find themselves being put to good use. The rule to never hit women is one invented by men, and at the time, I think was actually a chivalrous rule. It was not that long ago that women were brought up to be subservient to men, their providers and protectors. Women who were single or divorced had sort of a stigma around them, so they would put up with a LOT to keep her man, even abuse. Men, recognizing this, realized that women were too easy of a target, but it was for a lot more than just big human vs. Small human. Women were much weaker then because they often did not play the same sports, have similair jobs, get to move around and build strength like boys. Society raised them to be demure and gentle. That being said, it would not have been honorable to hit someone who can't fight back, and being a good man was, and is, being honorable. Nowadays though, I do believe women are more capable of defending themselves, and of course should e held accountable for their actions. If I was rude enough to hit someone, I would like to think I'd want them to hit me back o defend themselves, man or not. That being said, if man hit me, I would do my best to defend myself. |
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Jun 30 2014, 09:17 PM Post #21 |
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Are you suggesting men should use full force against women? You cruel, cruel woman. |
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| Krystal | Jun 30 2014, 09:33 PM Post #22 |
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If I attack a man? He should defend himself. If it takes all of his might to do so, then yes. If he is much stronger than he won"t need to. Using excessive force is against the law for a reason. |
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| Meowth | Jun 30 2014, 09:42 PM Post #23 |
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Pretty sure he's trolling for a reaction. |
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Jun 30 2014, 10:07 PM Post #24 |
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All I'm saying is that we live in different worlds. Women are more free to say whatever the hell they feel like because you don't like in the reality we do. Of course, we don't have to be constantly worried about the potential of rape. So everything evens out in the end. Woo. |
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| Krystal | Jun 30 2014, 10:30 PM Post #25 |
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But perhaps society evens that out itself? I live alone, I pay my own bills, and chances are I will be the breadwinner in my relationship. I 've spent a long time learning to defend myself and while women are statistically raped more often, I'm fairly confident in my ability to fight and thus am not worried when I walk alone. I don't get to say whatever I want, I'm not sure of a woman who can. But that's being an adult nowadays. Maybe it wasn't always, but how is that a different reality from you! |
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Jun 30 2014, 10:33 PM Post #26 |
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I live in NYC, I'm sure a lot of things are different. I think a woman being the bread winner is a negative effect in a relationship. Man and woman are most happy when a woman is what a dominant man. If you can beat up your husband, does that turn you on? But if you were with a big, strong man who made you feel safe, that's comforting. That's a big want from a lot of women imo, intelligent or not, feeling safe is huge to a woman. For a man the equal to that is feeling secure. No man wants to think of their woman stepping out on them messing with other guys. We have different wants. |
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