Top 3 Techniques To STOP You From Getting GROPED. Self-Defense by Martial Arts Expert.
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I appreciate your good intentions with this, but I think you are missing the point. It is not often that a sexual assault situation is so clear and out of the blue with an attacker and a victim. The rapists we’re hearing about in the news are able to do what they do because they choose subordinate coworkers, or people who feel beholden to them in some way, people they can manipulate with subtle threats or insinuations over time. A lot of to-be victims respect the to-be attacker as a trusted and admired authority figure and so their defenses are not as high as they would be against a stranger who suddenly tried to grope them. So when the time comes that an assault or unwanted advance actually occurs, the victim may be thinking: Is this really happening If I don’t let this happen, he will fire me If I don’t do this, he will tell lies about me and then I will be fired This is my fault, how could I not have seen the signs and known this was coming?
A great example is Richard Dreyfuss’ son who was groped by Kevin Spacey while his dad was IN THE SAME ROOM. No one is expecting this to happen because Kevin Spacey was a trusted friend and a respected colleague. So the victim was just not prepared to be in “defense mode,” and then it was already over.
I think a stronger message to send to your daughters would be: Listen to your gut instinct. If someone you trust is behaving in a way that makes you think they might want something inappropriate, listen to yourself and plan accordingly. Try not to be alone with them. Talk to other women about it and find out if others have had similar experiences with that person. Don’t be concerned about being nice or pleasant all the time. If something does happen, it was not your fault.
No one wants to think that their child could end up in a situation where they have been “complicit” in their own victimization. (Think about all the people who ask why on earth anyone would go meet Harvey Weinstein in a hotel room. Doesn’t it seem like common sense that that was inappropriate? Hindsight is 20/20). It is easier to think that if they know self defense they will be able to ward off attackers. But unfortunately, the reality is that these situations are almost always more complicated than that.
A German shepherd is also very effective! Mine actually went for a person on the bus and when I got off the bus three different people said "there must've been something about him". My dog has never done that, she has reacted to certain people but that's the first time she's actually gone to bite someone. They do say dogs are good judge of character. I do have her muzzled to keep her safe on public transport.
“This p*ssy grabs back.” These are helpful tips. My mom taught me to be aware of my surroundings when alone on a dark street. My dad taught me to shake hands firmly. You taught me to break a b*tche’s finger. lol I think we need more moves though. There are so many different ways you can be assaulted.
By using the term "prevent" it immediately places blame on the victim, as if it is their fault if they cannot successfully ward off an advance or an attack. These are decent tips, but the wording needs to be altered. Furthermore, we need to be raising our sons in such a way that teaches them how to treat others as equals, no matter their gender. We can give women all the tips in the world to help ward off sexual assault, but it really starts in the home with what we are teaching our children, especially young boys. It is particularly important how we as parents model respectful behavior towards everyone.
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This is real. I will teach my nieces these.
Black stripe working on black belt. I liked this video!
I appreciate your good intentions with this, but I think you are missing the point. It is not often that a sexual assault situation is so clear and out of the blue with an attacker and a victim. The rapists we’re hearing about in the news are able to do what they do because they choose subordinate coworkers, or people who feel beholden to them in some way, people they can manipulate with subtle threats or insinuations over time. A lot of to-be victims respect the to-be attacker as a trusted and admired authority figure and so their defenses are not as high as they would be against a stranger who suddenly tried to grope them. So when the time comes that an assault or unwanted advance actually occurs, the victim may be thinking:
Is this really happening
If I don’t let this happen, he will fire me
If I don’t do this, he will tell lies about me and then I will be fired
This is my fault, how could I not have seen the signs and known this was coming?
A great example is Richard Dreyfuss’ son who was groped by Kevin Spacey while his dad was IN THE SAME ROOM. No one is expecting this to happen because Kevin Spacey was a trusted friend and a respected colleague. So the victim was just not prepared to be in “defense mode,” and then it was already over.
I think a stronger message to send to your daughters would be: Listen to your gut instinct. If someone you trust is behaving in a way that makes you think they might want something inappropriate, listen to yourself and plan accordingly. Try not to be alone with them. Talk to other women about it and find out if others have had similar experiences with that person. Don’t be concerned about being nice or pleasant all the time. If something does happen, it was not your fault.
No one wants to think that their child could end up in a situation where they have been “complicit” in their own victimization. (Think about all the people who ask why on earth anyone would go meet Harvey Weinstein in a hotel room. Doesn’t it seem like common sense that that was inappropriate? Hindsight is 20/20). It is easier to think that if they know self defense they will be able to ward off attackers. But unfortunately, the reality is that these situations are almost always more complicated than that.
A German shepherd is also very effective! Mine actually went for a person on the bus and when I got off the bus three different people said "there must've been something about him". My dog has never done that, she has reacted to certain people but that's the first time she's actually gone to bite someone. They do say dogs are good judge of character. I do have her muzzled to keep her safe on public transport.
This is fantastic. Do you have anymore reactions for other scenarios. I am sharing eith everyone. Good for boys to know how to react too
Great video! Would love to see more!
This will be usefull now that our friend came out of the closet.
“This p*ssy grabs back.”
These are helpful tips. My mom taught me to be aware of my surroundings when alone on a dark street. My dad taught me to shake hands firmly. You taught me to break a b*tche’s finger. lol
I think we need more moves though. There are so many different ways you can be assaulted.
By using the term "prevent" it immediately places blame on the victim, as if it is their fault if they cannot successfully ward off an advance or an attack. These are decent tips, but the wording needs to be altered. Furthermore, we need to be raising our sons in such a way that teaches them how to treat others as equals, no matter their gender. We can give women all the tips in the world to help ward off sexual assault, but it really starts in the home with what we are teaching our children, especially young boys. It is particularly important how we as parents model respectful behavior towards everyone.
Excellent! Ty
They would also pick on someone glued to their smartphone while they are walking down the street.
Thanks for this lesson. So important to teach; especially the posture when walking.
so guys are saying … its wrong to grab em by the pussy?…
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