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Catfighting: The Great Bad Takes Thread :)

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Re: Catfighting: The Great Bad Takes Thread :)
« Reply #15 on: September 25, 2025, 03:00:46 PM »
I heard a theory that girls born under the sign of Scorpio have the advantage in a fight. Hmm, well, and if they're also blonde, that makes them invincible  ;)

Nah…that just makes them narcissistic bitches! ;D
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« Reply #16 on: September 25, 2025, 07:18:11 PM »
I heard a theory that girls born under the sign of Scorpio have the advantage in a fight. Hmm, well, and if they're also blonde, that makes them invincible  ;)

Nah…that just makes them narcissistic bitches! ;D

You don't really mean to say that you defeated the blonde Scorpio?  :o
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« Reply #17 on: September 26, 2025, 09:39:48 AM »
 When we were kids in about 7th or 8th grade a bunch of us kids got one of the guys  older sister to  talk about girl fights very quickly, she said the bitch with the biggest tits was tougher.

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« Reply #18 on: September 26, 2025, 02:16:23 PM »
My blonde college girlfriend was a good athlete and played soccer.  So when she fought my brunette ex who didn't do anything athletic I was sure she would dominated the ex.  I couldn't have been more wrong.  My ex kicked my blonde GF's ass and I had to pull her off my GF. 

Then a week or so later my GF's friend, another brunette, and I were talking and when I told her I was surprised my GF lost she told me my GF is a wimp.  We debated that and yadda, yadda, yadda her and my GF ended up wrestling on a trampoline at a friend's house and she was right.  She dominated my GF forcing her to submit to a hammerlock then schoolgirl pinning her and taunting her.  So in my experiences I haven't seen it play out that blondes always win.

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« Reply #19 on: September 27, 2025, 04:35:21 AM »
My blonde college girlfriend was a good athlete and played soccer.  So when she fought my brunette ex who didn't do anything athletic I was sure she would dominated the ex.  I couldn't have been more wrong.  My ex kicked my blonde GF's ass and I had to pull her off my GF. 

Then a week or so later my GF's friend, another brunette, and I were talking and when I told her I was surprised my GF lost she told me my GF is a wimp.  We debated that and yadda, yadda, yadda her and my GF ended up wrestling on a trampoline at a friend's house and she was right.  She dominated my GF forcing her to submit to a hammerlock then schoolgirl pinning her and taunting her.  So in my experiences I haven't seen it play out that blondes always win.

Wondering how your gf took the two loses especially with you watching? Also when your gf and ex fought did your ex taunt her or try to seduce you afterwards. Sounds like all the girls may have been aware that catfights were a turn on for you. The winners act as if they knew that beating your gf turned you on?  These type matchups are my favorite kind. For whatever reason I always want the girl fighting the girlfriend or wife to win and try to make sure that it turned on their man watching her kick their ass. Especially if she has a better body than the gf/wife. I would love to know but if not I enjoyed your post!

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Re: Catfighting: The Great Bad Takes Thread :)
« Reply #20 on: September 27, 2025, 10:49:05 AM »
I really find it strange to hear people seriously discussing the influence of hair color on the outcome of a fight.

If you shave your head bald, it really helps, then your rival won't be able to grab your hair  ;D

I can say that the advantage in weight and strength is not always the decisive factor in a fight. I will not give examples of martial arts, where experience and knowledge of technique can bring victory over a physically stronger opponent. I'll tell you about my cousin.

Her name is Marina. She's 5 feet 5 inches tall, quite slender—I'd even call her skinny—but she has beautiful breasts. She has dark hair and dark gray eyes. She never played sports, but she never lost a fight. Before she got married and settled down, she fought a lot. These were real girl fights, with nails and hair pulling. She didn't win every fight; some had controversial outcomes, and others were left unfinished because the combatants were pulled apart. But she never lost. Even when her opponent was on top, Marina didn't give in, she never gave in. Her eyes remained dry, and her nails tore at her rival's face. She won thanks to her iron will. It was her strong character that allowed her to endure pain and withstand blows. (Although, perhaps it was because she was born under the sign of Scorpio  ;D )
I myself saw how bigger and stronger girls would burst into tears when she dug her nails into their faces. There were no rules in such fights. The girls would punch and kick each other, pull hair, scratch and pinch, roll on the ground and bite. And in such fights, Marina was a true queen.
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Re: Catfighting: The Great Bad Takes Thread :)
« Reply #21 on: September 27, 2025, 11:10:09 AM »
I really find it strange to hear people seriously discussing the influence of hair color on the outcome of a fight.

If you shave your head bald, it really helps, then your rival won't be able to grab your hair  ;D

I can say that the advantage in weight and strength is not always the decisive factor in a fight. I will not give examples of martial arts, where experience and knowledge of technique can bring victory over a physically stronger opponent. I'll tell you about my cousin.

Her name is Marina. She's 5 feet 5 inches tall, quite slender—I'd even call her skinny—but she has beautiful breasts. She has dark hair and dark gray eyes. She never played sports, but she never lost a fight. Before she got married and settled down, she fought a lot. These were real girl fights, with nails and hair pulling. She didn't win every fight; some had controversial outcomes, and others were left unfinished because the combatants were pulled apart. But she never lost. Even when her opponent was on top, Marina didn't give in, she never gave in. Her eyes remained dry, and her nails tore at her rival's face. She won thanks to her iron will. It was her strong character that allowed her to endure pain and withstand blows. (Although, perhaps it was because she was born under the sign of Scorpio  ;D )
I myself saw how bigger and stronger girls would burst into tears when she dug her nails into their faces. There were no rules in such fights. The girls would punch and kick each other, pull hair, scratch and pinch, roll on the ground and bite. And in such fights, Marina was a true queen.

Skill and technique are potent weapons against raw strength and power. Just because someone is bigger, doesn’t mean they win the fight.

Anyway I agree Olga and perhaps we can park the subject of hair colour. As I’ve always maintained it’s a bad take to suggest that being blonde is an advantage in a fight. Yet some people cling to this idea like a whore clinging to her very last client. So let’s discuss another bad take I’ve heard and disagree with:

The woman with the biggest breasts has an advantage in a catfight.

Ok, this is nonsense of the highest order… again!!! I personally see zero advantage, all I see is bigger targets.

Now If you want to highlight a part of the body that can make a difference in a catfight, a part of the body that is under utilised. Then the answer is clearly “The Legs”. Some girls I’ve seen catfight really don’t utilise them to their fullest, if at all. They get so focused on pulling hair or throwing punches / slaps, they just don’t use them. And if the catfight is settled on the floor, then a good leg game is at least have the battle won.

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« Reply #22 on: September 27, 2025, 11:48:41 AM »
Frankly, I'm surprised that people have such thoughts (I'm talking about hair color), or that they keep statistics of wins and losses based on the hair color of their opponent  :o

As for my words about blondes, it’s just a JOKE!
Of course, I'm already used to the fact that Kate doesn't get my jokes, but please, you can't seriously believe such nonsense. Or are you one of those people who opens the wardrobe and hopes to find themselves in Narnia?
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« Reply #23 on: September 29, 2025, 09:43:16 AM »
I really find it strange to hear people seriously discussing the influence of hair color on the outcome of a fight.

If you shave your head bald, it really helps, then your rival won't be able to grab your hair  ;D

I can say that the advantage in weight and strength is not always the decisive factor in a fight. I will not give examples of martial arts, where experience and knowledge of technique can bring victory over a physically stronger opponent. I'll tell you about my cousin.

Her name is Marina. She's 5 feet 5 inches tall, quite slender—I'd even call her skinny—but she has beautiful breasts. She has dark hair and dark gray eyes. She never played sports, but she never lost a fight. Before she got married and settled down, she fought a lot. These were real girl fights, with nails and hair pulling. She didn't win every fight; some had controversial outcomes, and others were left unfinished because the combatants were pulled apart. But she never lost. Even when her opponent was on top, Marina didn't give in, she never gave in. Her eyes remained dry, and her nails tore at her rival's face. She won thanks to her iron will. It was her strong character that allowed her to endure pain and withstand blows. (Although, perhaps it was because she was born under the sign of Scorpio  ;D )
I myself saw how bigger and stronger girls would burst into tears when she dug her nails into their faces. There were no rules in such fights. The girls would punch and kick each other, pull hair, scratch and pinch, roll on the ground and bite. And in such fights, Marina was a true queen.

Skill and technique are potent weapons against raw strength and power. Just because someone is bigger, doesn’t mean they win the fight.

Anyway I agree Olga and perhaps we can park the subject of hair colour. As I’ve always maintained it’s a bad take to suggest that being blonde is an advantage in a fight. Yet some people cling to this idea like a whore clinging to her very last client. So let’s discuss another bad take I’ve heard and disagree with:

The woman with the biggest breasts has an advantage in a catfight.

Ok, this is nonsense of the highest order… again!!! I personally see zero advantage, all I see is bigger targets.

Now If you want to highlight a part of the body that can make a difference in a catfight, a part of the body that is under utilised. Then the answer is clearly “The Legs”. Some girls I’ve seen catfight really don’t utilise them to their fullest, if at all. They get so focused on pulling hair or throwing punches / slaps, they just don’t use them. And if the catfight is settled on the floor, then a good leg game is at least have the battle won.

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Kate

Kate, I think only a girl with big breasts can judge whether big breasts are an advantage.

Girls with big boobs, if you're reading this, please tell me if your boobs help you in a fight. If so, tell me how. I'm very curious (and I'm sure I'm not the only one).
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Re: Catfighting: The Great Bad Takes Thread :)
« Reply #24 on: September 29, 2025, 01:13:52 PM »
Girls with big boobs, if you're reading this, please tell me if your boobs help you in a fight. If so, tell me how. I'm very curious (and I'm sure I'm not the only one).
I have big boobs. Big breasts don't help in a fight at all. It can even get in the way in a fight. Big boobs are easy to grab and squeeze in a fight, big boobs are easier to punch. Keep in mind that any blow to the boobs is very painful and traumatic.

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« Reply #25 on: September 29, 2025, 01:50:59 PM »
Girls with big boobs, if you're reading this, please tell me if your boobs help you in a fight. If so, tell me how. I'm very curious (and I'm sure I'm not the only one).
I have big boobs. Big breasts don't help in a fight at all. It can even get in the way in a fight. Big boobs are easy to grab and squeeze in a fight, big boobs are easier to punch. Keep in mind that any blow to the boobs is very painful and traumatic.

A blow to the chest always hurts, no matter how small the chest is.
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« Reply #26 on: October 06, 2025, 09:43:15 PM »
My blonde college girlfriend was a good athlete and played soccer.  So when she fought my brunette ex who didn't do anything athletic I was sure she would dominated the ex.  I couldn't have been more wrong.  My ex kicked my blonde GF's ass and I had to pull her off my GF. 

Then a week or so later my GF's friend, another brunette, and I were talking and when I told her I was surprised my GF lost she told me my GF is a wimp.  We debated that and yadda, yadda, yadda her and my GF ended up wrestling on a trampoline at a friend's house and she was right.  She dominated my GF forcing her to submit to a hammerlock then schoolgirl pinning her and taunting her.  So in my experiences I haven't seen it play out that blondes always win.

Wondering how your gf took the two loses especially with you watching? Also when your gf and ex fought did your ex taunt her or try to seduce you afterwards. Sounds like all the girls may have been aware that catfights were a turn on for you. The winners act as if they knew that beating your gf turned you on?  These type matchups are my favorite kind. For whatever reason I always want the girl fighting the girlfriend or wife to win and try to make sure that it turned on their man watching her kick their ass. Especially if she has a better body than the gf/wife. I would love to know but if not I enjoyed your post!


She took both pretty hard.  Her and her “friend” didn’t hang out much after that. 

She was terrified of my ex who would taunt t her whenever they were around each other so we stopped going places we knew the ex would be which cost me some friendships.

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Re: Catfighting: The Great Bad Takes Thread :)
« Reply #27 on: October 10, 2025, 11:36:38 AM »
I'll talk about training methods and goals. This idea was inspired by an argument between Kate and Sasha in another thread

Imagine this: A girl studies karate (one of hundreds of its styles, let's not get hung up on the name), and she practices a set of formal exercises, the so-called "kata." She trains a lot. She's learning to perform swift turns and precise transitions from one stance to another. She's honing her speed and balance, building her endurance and flexibility. Her goal is to participate in competitions, where she'll demonstrate her skills in performing complex movements.

Another girl studies Thai boxing, also known as Muay Thai. She also trains a lot. She works on her shins, practices her punches, trains her abdominal muscles, and learns how to take hits on her body. She sparres every training session. Her goal is to step into the ring and win.

Both girls are very goal-oriented. They both spend the same amount of time on training.

Who do you think would win if they had to meet in a real fight?
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Re: Catfighting: The Great Bad Takes Thread :)
« Reply #28 on: October 10, 2025, 01:13:53 PM »
I'll talk about training methods and goals. This idea was inspired by an argument between Kate and Sasha in another thread

Imagine this: A girl studies karate (one of hundreds of its styles, let's not get hung up on the name), and she practices a set of formal exercises, the so-called "kata." She trains a lot. She's learning to perform swift turns and precise transitions from one stance to another. She's honing her speed and balance, building her endurance and flexibility. Her goal is to participate in competitions, where she'll demonstrate her skills in performing complex movements.

Another girl studies Thai boxing, also known as Muay Thai. She also trains a lot. She works on her shins, practices her punches, trains her abdominal muscles, and learns how to take hits on her body. She sparres every training session. Her goal is to step into the ring and win.

Both girls are very goal-oriented. They both spend the same amount of time on training.

Who do you think would win if they had to meet in a real fight?

Your message is completely clear to me, but what does this have to do with me and Kate?  :-\
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« Reply #29 on: October 10, 2025, 09:04:53 PM »
You can run every day and become a great runner, but it won't make you a fighter. And at the same time, I know people who love beer and smoke a lot, but are also excellent fighters.
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