[jon222]

Recently I have been watching lots of real fights on YouTube and Twitter. Hairpulling I agree is instinctively happening in almost every fight. The trend I’ve noticed is the woman who loses always claims that she would have won or done better if her hair wasn’t pulled. In general the lady who goes for hair first seems to win

[pingpong]

The only drawback for me is when the ladies are on the floor/mat and all there is pulling hair it slows the action down. At least throw punches, slap or breast grab. Bella Gyspsy vs Stephanie /Carmella vs Sunni Ray come to mind. After about two minutes of this, a break and re-set standing up should be called IMO.

[marlu Queen]

In fights between two women there will always be hair pulling... it's one of the ways to try to dominate your rival, I combine this technique with attacks on the boobs, knee blows and kicks... grabbing your rival by the hair you ensure close-range attacks such as full-body slaps

[surfboarder]

I like to watch hair-pulling.  It seems like a natural, instinctive thing for women to do when they fight.  It adds to the "cattiness" of the contest.

I enjoy the spectacle that hair-pulling creates, as the faces of both girls redden from the pain they suffer.  And clenched teeth add intensity, as do the sounds of yelping and panting.

[lumberjack66]

Pulling Hair is all about controlling the head.  If you control the head you control the body.  You control the body of your opponent and you are going to win the fight.  I think for the most part men don't pull hair when they fight as until recently most guys didn't have enough hair to really pull so if that is your "style" you are going to loose most of your fights.  For women, it is the exact opposite.  For some reason it now has the stigma of "cheating" or "fighting like a girl" but if you want to win, it probably should be in your arsenal.  And when you see the videos where they are complaining, the woman pulling the hair is usually winning and of course the loosing woman (and her supporters) don't like it.

[gmenn]

Pulling Hair is all about controlling the head.  If you control the head you control the body.  You control the body of your opponent and you are going to win the fight.  I think for the most part men don't pull hair when they fight as until recently most guys didn't have enough hair to really pull so if that is your "style" you are going to loose most of your fights.  For women, it is the exact opposite.  For some reason it now has the stigma of "cheating" or "fighting like a girl" but if you want to win, it probably should be in your arsenal.  And when you see the videos where they are complaining, the woman pulling the hair is usually winning and of course the loosing woman (and her supporters) don't like it.

I don't agree. In my opinion women pull hair to give pain easily and to ruin the opponent "crown of glory". Always women consider hair as a seduction weapon.

[rmouse]

Pulling Hair is all about controlling the head.  If you control the head you control the body.  You control the body of your opponent and you are going to win the fight.  I think for the most part men don't pull hair when they fight as until recently most guys didn't have enough hair to really pull so if that is your "style" you are going to loose most of your fights.  For women, it is the exact opposite.  For some reason it now has the stigma of "cheating" or "fighting like a girl" but if you want to win, it probably should be in your arsenal.  And when you see the videos where they are complaining, the woman pulling the hair is usually winning and of course the loosing woman (and her supporters) don't like it.

I don't agree. In my opinion women pull hair to give pain easily and to ruin the opponent "crown of glory". Always women consider hair as a seduction weapon.

It's always the best when a girl specifically targets the other girl's hair to cause her a lot of pain and make her feel weak.  Yanking her off the floor by the hair does that best!

[Led2]

I don't think women even think about it when they fight or have reasons for hairpulling. It's plain instinctive and thats why men find it arousing.

[jessiefite]

Don't give a damn what anyone else says.  It is completely feminine to pull hair when fighting, should be part of the tactics used by us and any woman who doesn't partake of it is likely going to be a doormat.  It is the primary method for controlling the opponent.  Contrary to argument, there are no rules when a fight occurs.  Sit back, watch and cheer on your favorite.  If you are going to bellyache about hairpulling, go home.

I think the question should be when do we pull the bitches hair in a catfight Jessie. For me; like you hair pulling in a catfight is a given. The only debatable point is when do you do it? Do you lunge for the hair at the start of the catfight or bide your time when a surprise and sudden yank of her hair can give you the advantage.

But I will also ask this; as it has always perplexed me. Why do so many girls watching a catfight always feel the need to scream “No hair pulling; let go of her hair”. Yet when the same girl protesting is in a fight of her own; you guessed it She’s pulling hair

I saw this happen all the time during high school.

I tend to think that it is more often jerk guys who cry out against hairpulling.  Some of them who don't appreciate our feminine ways want to make us to fight like guys.  Any girls who do so have probably suffered the consequences of some good old horrific hairpulling and gotten their asses kicked.  They need to learn either to keep up with the competition or to step back and watch with their mouths shut.  Whining for us to not pull hair is a pathetic option.

[Hairpullfan]

I too don't get aroused by a catfight until there is hairpulling, and even a step further, I need to have both girls pulling hair at the same time or I get bored. Add slapping to a hairpulling catfight and I love it.

My theory on the people that call for no hairpulling at a real fight aren't those of us that get aroused by the fight and are there to see blood. I could never get aroused at a spontaneous real fight at the moment, but depending on the action, it could go in the spank bank for later.

[Horny-Jew]

I get aroused at women pulling each other's hair. But, if I see blood, my erection dies.

[Janet_Yana]

Of course, pulling a bitch by the hair is one of my favorite tricks in a fight, as much a favorite as scratching and punching boobs, for example.

[jimmyfoster]

A bitch isn't pulling the other bitches hair it ain't no catfight !

[brenda2]

If two women fight, there will be hair pulling

[rmouse]

Never been in a match where hair wasn’t pulled to some degree. Of course I have fairly long hair - past my bra strap. I pin it up, but it almost always comes down. Too tempting a target I guess.

Ever get picked up off the mat by your hair?  Does that enflame the match to go harder?