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Originally Posted by 1stindoor
There's a lot of truth in this article.
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"A man who has been in a fight or played violent sports has experienced more of life and manhood than a man who hasn’t. Fisticuffs, wrestling matches, knife fights, violent sport, duels with baseball bats, facing down guns, or getting crushed in the football field—men who have had these experiences are different from men who have not. Men who have trained for or experienced such encounters know about bravery and mental fortitude from firsthand experience. Men who have been tested physically know that inequality is a physical fact. Men who know how to deal out violence know that radical feminism’s tenets—that women and men are equal—are a lie. We know that women are not the same as men: not physically, mentally, or in terms of moral character."
A long, long time ago, in a galaxy far, far a way, I happened to be present during a punch, throw and slam match between a strong male and a weak female. Consequently, my opinion of what a "man" is and is not is very well defined, and I agree with this article, 1st! Good find!
(In addition, my opinion formed that day led me to persue the knowledge of boxing, for self-defense, so no MF could ever achieve that goal again.
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Holly
