I've got to imagine that there are some douchebags out that take advantage of the situation, especially newer guys. Probably hard to complain about too between it being so easy to claim it was unintentional and girls not wanting to be treated different.
I herd one girl telling other girl that she feels molested after every grappling session...
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now that is fucked up...
but what could she expect, i mean guard, mount positions, triangles...
I herd one girl telling other girl that she feels molested after every grappling session...
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now that is fucked up...
but what could she expect, i mean guard, mount positions, triangles...
I herd one girl telling other girl that she feels molested after every grappling session...
:icon_neut
now that is fucked up...
but what could she expect, i mean guard, mount positions, triangles...
Would you react the same way if a guy said the same thing? Because it's not a very uncommon way to express how powerless you feel when rolling with a superior grappler.I herd one girl telling other girl that she feels molested after every grappling session...
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now that is fucked up...
but what could she expect, i mean guard, mount positions, triangles...
1 reason why we should not let white belt start threads!
How long has she been training? If it's her first class, I can understand her being uncomfortable...heck...new guys get uncomfortable rolling with girls. If she's been training for a couple of classes and still feels uncomfortable, then she shouldn't be doing jiu jitsu. I'm a girl and I don't feel at all molested. When I'm owned by a higher belt, I just feel like I should work on my technique. I get frustrated for like 2 minutes then and push my self harder to get better