Let me give you all an inside look of how I work, and then feel free to debate as you please:
So, you all know the stereotype of women being the "weaker sex", yes? Of course. Well, let me tell you how I view it, with fighting as an example;
If a woman comes up to me, with the intentions of throwing a punch/scratching me, whatever the fuck they do
to fight(I personally always see them pulling each others' hair out), am I going to take it because she's a woman? Nope~!
We're all humans, we're all equal. Throw a punch at me, I throw a punch at you. I am not going to let a gender difference stop me from fighting back.
Naturally, people will frown upon this, which would only stereotype women even further.
"Women cannot defend themselves, blah blah blah." If they decided to tangle with someone who may be stronger, well, they should have been able to before they started things.
If a woman wants to fight someone, man or woman, she better be prepared to defend herself
no matter how the other person tries to defend him/herself. In this case, a man. If you're a man, and a woman is attacking you(as in, countless slaps/punches on you), and you're not fighting back? You've messed up, big time. What you do, is you fight back, and do not take that from any person, man or woman.
We're humans, we're all equal. Gender does not apply, even in such drastic situations as this. This has been a long-standing belief of mine, and it is not going to change.
This all could have been worded better, yes, but it's early. Anywho, what are all your guys' thoughts?