[Yatik]

For the girls,
Do you consider grunting or screaming out loud in a fight a sign of weakness or it’s fair as it is a fight, would love to know your opinion specially from those who have experienced/ delivered the same.

For the guys,
What do ya’ll think of the matter?

Ps. Stories are encouraged

Thanks!

[Sinful Senorita Carmen]

In my pro wrestling days, screaming was more of a sell.  You didn't scream unless someone was going stiff on you and did something that was legit painful.  Grunting was always legit. Despite wrestling being booked and sometimes scripted, we still took some impact moves that would make you grunt.  Sometimes we even grunted applying the moves.

[Devon]

 In my mind when I hear the first grunt, to me it sounds like a natural form of “I challenge you“. When the opponent responds with a  grunt of her own,it sounds like a natural form of “accept the challenge“. That exchange always makes my cock swell. If either woman screams, I believe it’s a primal signal that she’s badly wounded, or frustrated by the her opponent’s clear dominance. Either way, her screams will bring confidence and more to her adversary. All in all, these guttural sounds will always attract and effect nearby males, like me.

[Horny-Jew]

Straight guy here. As long as the sound of the grunting/screaming doesn't drown out the sound of clothes ripping, I'm good. 

[Sahara]

A fight in silence is no fight at all.  Emotion, effort, pain, despair, impending victory - all have voices. 

[panoskl2003]

Well it all comes natural in a fight. Screaming, moaning, every sound... And it's hot for us male spectators.
I don't think it is a sign of weakness. Pain yes. Despair yes but not weakness. During a bodyscissor that my wife applied to her opponent she screamed and it was obviously painful. My wife let her go thinking she injured her ribs. Her husband asked her if she's ok. She said yes I am ok I didn't say stop or submit. My wife stood there watching her and we said ok lets continue from that hold? But she was obviously desperate in that scissor. I loved that

[caryn1]

screaming and grunting  both are VERY common and loud some out of pleasure some out of pain not to mention submission