[tomboy999999]

I'm new here so forgive me if this post is repeating old stuff.

On these CF forums people clearly fantisize about women fighting , wives challenges, cavalier letters etc. No harm in that but there is always a tinge of reality floating about , do women ACTUALLY want to fight IRL. Well I would guess that very few women do seek out fights IRL, I mean most men stop any physical fighting by say 18-19 unless they are drunk or pretty anti social ( organised sports aside).

Some do women have an aggressive side? I would say yes, based on the explosion of women's roller derby. Back long ago it was the alternaive WWF on TV but in 2001 some women in Austin re launched Roller derby as a real, competitive sport. The amazing thing iis that it is totally women run, almost every team is female and it is growing fast world wide.

Each weekend acros the USA and elsewhere women put on skimpy outfits ,strap on skates and go onto a track to knock the hell,out of each other. There are strict rules ( no hitting on any part above the shoulders or below the thighs and no punching etc). So it is not wrestling or a catfight on wheels but it is very hard physical combat and you need to practice hard just to pass the rookie tests so the bouts are real. As you will see below the women get turned on by the mixture of "tarty" dressing up and hard contact.

Youtube has thousands of RD clips and Flickr has nearly one million images of RD so go there to see the scale of organised female amatuer "violence" but here are two YT links to show the womens mind when given a chance to be physical!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eo7D-Xz6VAw

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A9JCyOqrSnw

[mMikebl]

Excellent point.  Also, watch adult women play softball at parks and rec.  Some men get excited over a particular play or hard slide but most men are there for the after game beer.  The women are all intense all the time.  A lot more pushing shoving and even swings happen in the women's games than at the men's.

[mMikebl]

I can't say it is common place or happens every game, but yes, I've seen it much more often than at men's games.  Almost always, they are quickly separated by teammates or umpires with some yelling and glaring continuing.   I'm not a stalker so have never followed them after the game ends to see if they felt the need to resume their "discussion" in private.

[luvgirlfites]

I was ordering an item from a girl on the phone awhile back and when I gave her my address, she said she came here and played in the big soft ball tournament and was thrown out of the the game because she got in a fight with another girl.  I pressed her for more details but she said that was about it.  My fantasies ran wild after i hung up........