Jaybeee -> RE: Slapping a slave (12/7/2010 9:00:37 AM)
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ORIGINAL: LadyConstanze Jaybee, I started martial arts with 7, 2 years after ballet, ballet was a condition my parents made so I could do martial arts, I experienced a few different forms of martial arts, I stuck with kickboxing as there is a good dojo nearby, so if you do the maths (sorry for busting your bubble here) " a bit of Muay Thai + TSD" aren't really that impressive. I see it as a sport that helps me to stay healthy, also teaches me selfcontrol. No matter which martial arts I did, first thing they taught us was self-control, if you didn't get that bit quick, any reputable dojo would kick your sorry ass out. They don't want to be known as places where thugs learn how to damage others. Also you must have missed out on learning the basic philosophy of every martial arts, that you should avoid fights. And in case you have any martial arts training, your legal situation is a lot worse, because they expect you to have more selfcontrol. Just a few facts, feel free to check with a lawyer. As for slapping in clubs, any woman going up to the bouncers and saying "He slapped me" - usually your ass is toast, there might be some shady places where it doesn't happen but since I can luckily afford a glass of wine and don't need to drink the cheap home brew the owner makes, I tend to not frequent those places. In general I tend to avoid places where there are more people than teeth. You lost your rag, a sign of complete and utter weakness, how can you dominate anybody else if you can't even keep your own anger under control? LC, I'm not in the mood for writing reams so I'll do this point style... I haven't had a fight out of the ring since I took up MT back in '89 - I think you'll agree that's a better record of non-violence than most men have. A few face-offs, but no actual blows thrown; I've sparred half a dozen women FC padded, two of them had training going back to the early 90's - it wasn't even CLOSE (though one caught me as I took a knee on; Yes I'm VERY aware of the legal situation; I WANTED to "lose my rag". That's not weakness though, it wasn't even rage, whatever IT was flew through me like a shot (no pun intended) and back out within a split-second; And for this portion:- quote:
there might be some shady places where it doesn't happen but since I can luckily afford a glass of wine and don't need to drink the cheap home brew the owner makes, I tend to not frequent those places. In general I tend to avoid places where there are more people than teeth. A glass of Shiraz for you, on my tab. If only all women had your sense of humour.... [:D]
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