First time seeing two grown up women fighting in real life.

[Jupiter]

Just a couple of questions:

How old were you when you first saw two grown up women fighting?
Where did you see them fighting?
Did you know them?
How did the fight end?
What lasting impression did it have on you?

[Chubbyonskinny72]

Just a couple of questions:

How old were you when you first saw two grown up women fighting? 
Where did you see them fighting?
Did you know them?
How did the fight end?
What lasting impression did it have on you?

Twelve years old.
At home in the hallway, outside the bathroom.
I did know them, mother and her friend who was lodging with us.
It was more an argument with pushing and holding but the friend won, mum went silent and on the verge of tears.
I've never forgotten the fear and excitement as well as the confused feelings.

David.

[Love Fem Wrestling]

Not sure, but I think I was 19 or 20. Two super intoxicated women got into it in a parking lot after a concert. Both so drunk they were having a hard time standing. They pulled hair and fell on the hood of a car. Their friends were annoyed with them. My buddy and I separated them. The girls were attractive, but the fight just looked dumb. It did nothing for me; real fights usually don't. Competitive wrestling or rules catfights are more to my liking.

A memorable woman vs woman match I saw happened at an oil wrestling show at a strip club. None of the dancers wrestling matches were anything spectacular; they were semi-competitive at best and often just playful. The last match was between two pro lady wrestlers who wrestled for a small local promotion. They were attractive, but average and they wore one-piece bathing suits instead of thongs and topless like the dancers matches. The two pro lady wrestlers got all oiled up and they wrestled for real. They weren't trying any gimmicky, high flying stuff. Definitely a different vibe in the whole place and it was intense. There was an excellent headscissor hold, some hairpulling, and a lot of grunting and groaning and multiple exchanges of real holds. I honestly don't recall who won, but it was really good. I would've traded all the dancer matches for more like that one.

[Mickey2786]

I was only 7 when I saw my mom tangle with a neighbor lady and I was forever changed.

[watchembox]

I was in Elementary school and two seniors went to the fight house, an old, abandoned wreck and fought it out. Yes I knew them we only had 79 students kindergarten to seniors. Both were named Linda and it was a short fight, one threw the other down with a headlock and the other reversed it and got on top smashing her three times in the mouth and it was over. Will never forget it.

[npom]

I was about 11. Saw my best friends mom and one of her neighbors. Her neighbor easily got the best of her. It didn't last long. A couple of men on the street broke it up.

[DaveyG_uk]

Was. Y mum and next door neighbour..... in our garden, I was 14 and also couple of my friends there.. we never forgot it

[Txblonde]

During college, my sorority participated in wrestling competitions against other sororities for charity events...most of those matches were just roll around slap and giggle bouts but a few were pretty serious almost developing into fights...those were the first real matches I ever witnessed or participated in....

[Horny-Jew]

During college, my sorority participated in wrestling competitions against other sororities for charity events...most of those matches were just roll around slap and giggle bouts but a few were pretty serious almost developing into fights...those were the first real matches I ever witnessed or participated in....

Were shirts ripped ?

[Jupiter]

I was about 11. Saw my best friends mom and one of her neighbors. Her neighbor easily got the best of her. It didn't last long. A couple of men on the street broke it up.

1o/11/12, seems to be the age most kids see their first fight between two grown up women. Their mom, or friend's mom, seems to be quite common.

[Doug1955]

Hello.
When I was 6 years old I was at a local grocery store with my Mother. When we where walking across the parking lot we could see two women, maybe in their forties. They where arguing and in each other's faces. I was watching will my Mother kept walking. The ladies wearing dresses, it was 1962, began pushing then grabbed each other by the hair and where stumbling around. They fell to the ground and rolled on the asphalt pulling hair and scratching at each other. My Mother grabbed me and pulled me away. I saw two men pull the ladies apart still screaming and trying at get at each other.
It changed my world. I started watching ladies wrestling and noticing ladies fighting in movies. I still do and I am 70 now.

[sandrafem]

it was my mom and the mom of the other boy i got an arguing.

and it was horrible 😰

[Jupiter]

it was my mom and the mom of the other boy i got an arguing.

and it was horrible 😰

How did it end?

Most people think a fight between two women/mothers is quite funny. Like you said, it is usually horrible, quite frightening and upsetting. The worst part being, you can't do much about it.

[sandrafem]

it was my mom and the mom of the other boy i got an arguing.

and it was horrible 😰

How did it end?

Most people think a fight between two women/mothers is quite funny. Like you said, it is usually horrible, quite frightening and upsetting. The worst part being, you can't do much about it.

My mother lost the battle in a brutal and humiliating way. There was a lot of screaming, and many tears were shed.

And yes, watching it was harrowing.

[JT Edson]

it was my mom and the mom of the other boy i got an arguing.

and it was horrible 😰

How did it end?

Most people think a fight between two women/mothers is quite funny. Like you said, it is usually horrible, quite frightening and upsetting. The worst part being, you can't do much about it.

My mother lost the battle in a brutal and humiliating way. There was a lot of screaming, and many tears were shed.

And yes, watching it was harrowing.

To me it's interesting,  but I'm sorry you had to see that.

[JT Edson]