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by zombiesrule5 on July 15th, 2007
nope, I don't find it fair fighting another guy its like cheating.
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Good answer. I agree. It's a dirty, easy-out tactic. Just like scratching. But females like to resort to this tactic, because they're generally weaker than men. Most men, however, are very protective of this area, so it sometimes backfires on a woman, and the man gets even more angry and violent. It's better for a woman to try other "dirty tactics". Most self-defense instructors recognize this now, that kicking the groin doesn't always work and can have the opposite effect if done incorrectly or you miss.
by MRSHINYSHOES on March 25th, 2008
When I got hit there it made me angry so I kicked her back. She went down quickly and even when I walked away and looked back she was still on the ground. She was in extreme agony. I don't feel guilty though because she started it. Women are much more vulnerable in the groin and chest area that's why they daren't show it in movies.
by Paul_B4880 on September 18th, 2010