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Is titfighting an actual thing?

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Offline ParadigmSift

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« Reply #15 on: February 13, 2019, 03:24:49 PM »
I'm just wondering, because there seem to be no real video's anywhere of titfighting.  All the one's I've seen are scripted, or just break down into a catfight.  As popular as it seems to be here, you'd think someone would make a real video by now......or if I'm just not looking in the right places, someone give me a heads up.

There's a playlist of 5 dozen clips on tit mauling on P**nhub, and one of them is a hands-on fight with pretty devastating results (as in visible swellings that darken quickly). I concur that the fantasy is very popular, but I for one am very glad it's scripted. Not only are those babies pure sensitive tissue, one misstep, and what feels like a mere slap/punch does very easily evolve into a malignant growth with possibly fatal complications (there are wrestlers who died of cancer resulting from such injuries).

That being said, women, of course, are not immune to be very rough on the other, so the so-called streetfights are definitely not scripted.




There has never been a single incident confirmed of any female dying from or contracting cancer due to blows to the breast. Period.
« Last Edit: February 13, 2019, 03:39:21 PM by ParadigmSift »
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Re: Is titfighting an actual thing?
« Reply #16 on: March 22, 2019, 03:42:32 PM »
I do think it’s real. But it’s more of a staged ,very erotic competition than an actual fight. Whose tits are bigger? Whose nipples are bigger. And when they press their chests together, if one woman can flatten the other, then hell ya we got a winner!!  I can’t imagine 2 very angry women taking their tops off and having an actual fight with their tits. They may however, attack each others melons as part of their strategy to hurt each other, but for the most part, fists will be flying, not tits.

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Re: Is titfighting an actual thing?
« Reply #17 on: March 25, 2019, 11:33:09 PM »
It does happen. Although as most people have suggested it’s usually a quick bear hug or just pressing boobs together.

Personally I prefer hands on as i feel it proves more (oh and fella loves it too!)

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Re: Is titfighting an actual thing?
« Reply #18 on: March 30, 2019, 06:07:14 PM »
It does happen. Although as most people have suggested it’s usually a quick bear hug or just pressing boobs together.

Personally I prefer hands on as i feel it proves more (oh and fella loves it too!)


I certainly prefer watching HOTF.  Anything less doesn't do anything for me.
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Re: Is titfighting an actual thing?
« Reply #19 on: March 31, 2019, 01:58:01 AM »
Hey all as for the curiosity on the effects of bruising here is a link on med.org .. https://www.medhelp.org/posts/Breast-Cancer/Bruising-to-breast-can-it-cause-cancer/show/261530

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Re: Is titfighting an actual thing?
« Reply #20 on: March 31, 2019, 10:25:04 AM »
Hey all as for the curiosity on the effects of bruising here is a link on med.org .. https://www.medhelp.org/posts/Breast-Cancer/Bruising-to-breast-can-it-cause-cancer/show/261530

Actually a similar topic started by the last poster on that site poses the same question I do namely where do such certainty come from? We as humans like to pretend that we live in a rational world where something that sounds reasonable and should be done, is being done. Well... no, we are not. It took us 4 decades to deprogram doctors from ignoring the very obvious connection that you shouldn't do an autopsy and then deliver a baby without washing your hands. It took 4 decades because doctors, the very same ones who drank cocaine laced wine and prescribed heroin to treat a cough, have ignored the calls of women as hysteria and the calls of younger male doctors as a sign of disrespect.

Today, two major factors come into play why research into injuries to sensitive tissue does not happen: one, even though doctors know, that cancer risks to men (because we also have areas that can be affected, especially with moobs) isn't zero, female breasts are still more an object of desire, than a subject of medicine. Two, acknowledging that during rough/brutal fighting trauma occurs or can occur would lead to certain rules. That's not new because in the world of French boxing pretty much from inception to the 1930s rounds lasted or could last until one died. Wrestling was very similar.

This created a situation where mammography isn't just important, but a literal lifesaver, yet also when prescribed too much (and yes I don't say if because this has become a real problem in American hospitals) it can and does lead to problems brought on by radiation. And up until now I've been only talking about women whose breasts were big and not too big for mammogram.

The same standards that accommodate not to the needs of those afflicted are not ones that would even care find out what type of trauma can come to women that isn't an accident. The similar claim that necrotic tissue isn't cancer isn't reassuring either. I will not say we don't know what we don't know. Instead I say that per chance we might listen to the female fighter who was suspended from UFC for wanting to unionize as one of her goals is a cross athletic survey into the effects and costs of injuries. To put it in layman's terms MMA on a professional level is pretty much pay to play, so one needs sponsors to cover health treatment costs that would otherwise need to go to costs of hiring a trainer, gym membership, etc.

Medical imaging in the last 4 decades improved faster than interest in modernizing female medicine so it shouldn't come as a surprise that it has only recently been published that breast cancer is actually 11 types of different cancers that develop differently and thus need different treatments. To put in perspective, even with a long term study that lasts 25 years, such a core issue has only been now confirmed after being treated for 8 decades. The best option is to err on the side of caution.
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Re: Is titfighting an actual thing?
« Reply #21 on: May 14, 2019, 06:25:43 PM »
Seriously??? Not an everyday thing but for many women...not the majority this is a real thing.  If you know anything about women for arranged confrontations it is always about circumstances, feelings, mood, and timing.  Otherwise, it evolves organically out of one of those rare situations where the women's tempers flare up and they throw down spontaneously and it just happens.  But it does happen. Have experienced this with my wife and many other like minded women (who enjoy it).  This is not meant as a critique of your post...great topic by the way...just saying it is like asking is there such a thing as a bisexual or lesbian woman.  Taking it one step further...according to my wife and many other women...at the very least the majority of women have compared themselves to another woman/or to certain other types of women at some point.  Even non-bisexual/lesbian women do this.

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Re: Is titfighting an actual thing?
« Reply #22 on: June 03, 2019, 10:01:33 PM »
 New to group, was recommended I visit due to it being a livlely spot to find matchups (fights) and compare notes.

Loaded question.  I have been in prizefights, as well as watched quite a few.  When you aren't wearing gloves, you risk damaging your hands if you punch someone in the head/ribs.  Breasts are very in-range, accessible targets, and you get immediate results.  Now, as far as exclusively breast slugging goes, I have only seen a couple--it is a test of pain tolerance and willingness to suffer damage to win, and depending on the prize...some go a lot farther than others.  Not to mention, they are easily concealed, a factor if not everyone knows you are into combat sports.

As far as the "damage" factor goes, yes, like any other body part, you can.  Damage sustained can raise red flags. I get mammograms every 6 months, and recently started getting the 3D type ( I am a super fibrous/dense B).  They ask questions pre-service... One of them is "do you participate in any high-impact activities or sports". I don't exactly look like a prizefighter/MMA type, so my "yes" caught them off guard.  "What type of activity"--Fistfighting.  Ok, so they didn't quite believe me, and typed in "boxing".  "What sort of protection do you wear"--Nothing.  So they put in "unstructured bra".  Nope. I told them I did BAREKNUCKLE fighting, and wore NOTHING--as in I fought bare-chested.  She looked at me and said "seriously?".  Ok, so I had been in a fight about two weeks previous, so I unbuttoned my blouse and took it off--I was not wearing a bra, and still had some purple shade happening.  Well, she believed me, then.  Started coming to matches, too lol.

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Re: Is titfighting an actual thing?
« Reply #23 on: June 14, 2019, 01:46:45 PM »
New to group, was recommended I visit due to it being a livlely spot to find matchups (fights) and compare notes.

Loaded question.  I have been in prizefights, as well as watched quite a few.  When you aren't wearing gloves, you risk damaging your hands if you punch someone in the head/ribs.  Breasts are very in-range, accessible targets, and you get immediate results.  Now, as far as exclusively breast slugging goes, I have only seen a couple--it is a test of pain tolerance and willingness to suffer damage to win, and depending on the prize...some go a lot farther than others.  Not to mention, they are easily concealed, a factor if not everyone knows you are into combat sports.

As far as the "damage" factor goes, yes, like any other  part, you can.  Damage sustained can raise red flags. I get mammograms every 6 months, and recently started getting the 3D type ( I am a super fibrous/dense B).  They ask questions pre-service... One of them is "do you participate in any high-impact activities or sports". I don't exactly look like a prizefighter/MMA type, so my "yes" caught them off guard.  "What type of activity"--Fistfighting.  Ok, so they didn't quite believe me, and typed in "boxing".  "What sort of protection do you wear"--Nothing.  So they put in "unstructured bra".  Nope. I told them I did BAREKNUCKLE fighting, and wore NOTHING--as in I fought bare-chested.  She looked at me and said "seriously?".  Ok, so I had been in a fight about two weeks previous, so I unbuttoned my blouse and took it off--I was not wearing a bra, and still had some purple shade happening.  Well, she believed me, then.  Started coming to matches, too lol.

Wow, your matches sound exciting! And I have the feeling you win more than you lose. Yes, punches to the balls can be devastating for a guy so I find it interesting that a female can push through it. I have had my nipples pinched in a wrestling match so I can relate to a degree. And punches to the upper or lower abs can definitely take the starch out of you; your abs can even bruise, it's happened to me.

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Re: Is titfighting an actual thing?
« Reply #24 on: June 23, 2019, 11:24:34 PM »
I have done titfight specific matches, so I would say its real. theres pics of the aftermath in my profile
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Re: Is titfighting an actual thing?
« Reply #25 on: July 12, 2019, 10:50:34 PM »
I’m pretty active in my local BDSM community and I’m currently negotiating a series of sexy/kinky competitions between my partner and a friend of ours.  Part of what they’ve already agreed to is a nipple pinching contest and a breast squeezing contest.  I’m super excited about it which usually means it’ll end up not happening at the last minute, but we’ll see. 

In the past i’d met other women who were interested in doing it, but just before now never more than one at the same time. 

I’ve seen stuff in my time in the kink community that is way freakier than what i’ve come across online, but making videos in the parties they happen at is usually not allowed.  So, while I haven’t seen any titfights at the parties I go to yet (maybe i’ll start a trend), i’m pretty certain it does happen at least occasionally out there.  All things considered it is pretty tame as far as kinks go.

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Re: Is titfighting an actual thing?
« Reply #26 on: September 20, 2021, 05:36:40 PM »
My personal experience involved a rules catfight that basically turned into a hands on titfight....
It was unspoken....
It happened organically....
And it’s what ultimately brought me to FCF desperate for medical advice as crazy as that might sound...
As posted above I would have once said a quote on quote “titfight” was very unlikely but you have to understand (at least as I see it) why women do the things they do....
We tend to slap and punch yes, but ultimately we end up holding or yanking each other’s hair....
Why?
One possible reason is because it’s there, it’s easy to grab, and it causes pain....
But another possible reason is on a deeper emotional level we want to destroy or ruin that which we know the other woman might covet or care about the most...
Every woman here knows how much time, energy, and money is invested in our hair, and how proud we are of it when it’s looking it’s best...
Why wouldn’t I take sick pleasure in tearing down all that hard work?
Destroying that which makes the woman I want to hurt feel special or pretty?
I might even go as far as to admit I’m jealous of her hair...
It’s style...
It’s color...
It’s straightness or curls...
Is it really that much of a leap to think a woman might attack another woman’s breasts because of the same reasons?
Because they are bigger or perkier...
Or because the way she dresses gives the impression that she’s overly proud of them and that incenses me to attack them out of spite?
I’m speaking from personal experience here, in that regard...

Now as to the original question....
Do women agree to meet and exclusively “titfight”
Breast vs Breast I’d have to say yes but probably only in a playful sense or to garner attention from those watching...
I’m extremely sensitive up top to the point of breaking in a new underwire or lacy bra can feel like a torturous event but even I admit it would take a looooong time to force a submission out of me from mashing, rubbing or bumping against another woman’s boobs....
But a hands on titfight?
While I’ll admit rare, I’ve actually met and spoken with several woman who have asked if I’d be interested in the prospect of a hands on titfight to submission....
One of which lives only 3 hours south of me and we’ve spoken in person about such a contest...

So rare, yes
An impossibility, no

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Re: Is titfighting an actual thing?
« Reply #27 on: September 21, 2021, 11:01:57 PM »
One last, quick, random thought....
I couldn’t help but giggle and think about this post (question) today after meet a group of girlfriends for lunch....
“Is Titfighting an Actual Thing”
One of my friends is roughly my size after having hers done....
As we hugged hello I absolutely was comparing her firmness to mine as we greeted each other lol

So yes....
Yes it is ;-)

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Re: Is titfighting an actual thing?
« Reply #28 on: September 22, 2021, 02:59:01 AM »
One last, quick, random thought....
I couldn’t help but giggle and think about this post (question) today after meet a group of girlfriends for lunch....
“Is Titfighting an Actual Thing”
One of my friends is roughly my size after having hers done....
As we hugged hello I absolutely was comparing her firmness to mine as we greeted each other lol

So yes....
Yes it is ;-)

Had you ever compared yourself to her before or since she had the enhancement? Would her improvements have anything at all to do with possibly being jealous of feeling she had to compete with you when you’re around or out together? I know when my ex wife and I were around other girls who were definitely attention getters up top, as opposed to hers that were overshadowed by them she would comment about it in someway. Normally she would do so in a joking manner. Such as are you looking at the big boobs tonight and wishing I had some, then laugh it off. Of course I could tell it was likely due to her letting me know I’m watching you if you plan to check them out. I guess since she let me know she was aware of the fact they were bigger and she noticed it was saying so I am going to be watching to make sure you don’t. Some times a tit fight doesn’t have to be physical I suppose it can be just stealing the attention of the competition around them if both girls are aware of it. Which is kinda hot to think about . Is that a thing that you know of that’s happened. Say you and another girl both trying to steal attention with your assets and watching to see whose draws the most attention from those around? Especially if both were trying to garner the attention of both husbands or bf’s. I wonder how that would go over if the couple out with the other has a competition of sorts of trying to pull the most glances from the others guy. Be hard to be really good friends I’d say but would be hot if you were the one who won too.

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Offline Julie34DD

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Re: Is titfighting an actual thing?
« Reply #29 on: September 22, 2021, 06:41:05 AM »
Have I ever compared myself to her?
Absolutely....
Here and every other woman who I find mildly cute in any way lol
That’s just being female ;-)
Did she do it because of me?
I doubt it....
Oh she used to complain about hers being too small and make polite comments about mine, but I just think she hated how her clothes fit...
And you’re right...
A titfight (in my opinion) doesn’t have to be physical....
It can be psychological....
In my group of girlfriends I’m two things...
I’m the short one, and I’m the friend with the boobs...
I’m not pornstar huge or anything but I’m definitely the busty friend...
Yes they love to point that out to me, and yes I enjoy being the friend with the big boobs...
I also if I’m being completely honest love the attention (both positive and negative) and dress at times to garner that attention....
While I’m unapologetic it has caused problems and hurt feelings at times....
My teenage daughters constantly criticize me for showing too much cleavage or wearing tops that they view as too tight at times, and I recently learned that my youngest daughter complained about how I was dressed at cookout to a mutual friend calling me an attention whore which seriously hurt my feelings...
But the reverse is also true...
I’ve known a now ex friend had deep feelings of insecurity about how small and inferior I made her feel about her own breasts (especially as I was breastfeeding) and I liked it...
It actually turned me on and made me feel more feminine and sexy...

Even superior to her in a way.