Excuse me, but the OP definitely talks about being taught to kick a dude in the nuts in a self defence class. The key term here is 'self defence' which suggests to me that the OP also does not believe that it is acceptable to groin kick whilst being attacked.asinann said:
That's not the point of this, it's that many women think it's ok in casual environments. They think if anything doens't go their way "GO FOR THE BALLS!" The common response? "Giving birth is worse" I've only heard that come back from people who have never given birth.JanatUrlich said:
Yeah, but he said the teacher warned them not to use this as a joke, unless you are being attacked for just about every move taught EXCEPT the groin move, there was no warning there.JanatUrlich said:
Sounds like this:Trivun said:For some bizarre reason, some of my friends at high school thought it would be funny to turn it into a game they called 'Sack Shot'. Basically, two guys sit at opposite ends of the room on the floor with their legs apart. They then take it in turns to throw a ball of any sort, usually it was a tennis ball though smetimes if that wasn't available they used a squash ball (seriously, those things are even worse!), at the crotch of the other person. The aim was to cause your opponent as much pain as possible so they'd give up. If you give up, or if you move either hand from your side to block the shot, then you automatically lose. Your best hope was that your opponent had crap aim.
Seriously, they played this most lunchtimes in the Sixth Form common room. It got to the point where, although I was fortunate enough to never be pushed into playing it, I considered wearing my old cricket box to school each day for a short while (which I hadn't used since Year Seven). Fortunately, it died out fairly quickly...
Oh, and another time I was watching some friends play a game of squash on the school courts and one of them was hit in the crotch by a squash ball at high speed. He was literally rolling around on the floor in agony for at least ten minutes. Frankly, we all thought it was hilarious...
Dude, the OP wrote like a retard. The sentence about the self defence class makes no grammatical sense whatsoever. It is not 'clear' what he is trying to say in any way, shape or form.danpascooch said:
I agree that the OP was HORRIBLY written, but I never said any gender is at fault, but it's important for women to know it because they can't know themselves how it feels, whereas men can.JanatUrlich said:
How can people do that? [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/18.198125-Teenager-Has-Testicle-Amputated-After-Tapping-Game?page=4#6438672]pope_of_larry said:
I do, but the thing about giving birth is that it's prolonged, whereas being hit in the sack is not (relative. I know it can hurt for ages from experience, but the actual pain that is equal to birth I assume doesn't last for as long). If this just conjecture however. I can't know both sides, as it's physically impossible.troth said:
