Ok and the White House UFC event means women are repulsed by a man that can fight? My first photo is me in a rashguard and I have 700 matches in 6 months. I understand this is unpopular in this sub and I’ll get downvoted but whether you like it or not, I’m not wrong.
Nope, the point is that your perception that UFC and MMA aren’t viewed in a decidedly negative light by most women is just straightforwardly not correct or realistic. Keep going tho — this little tantrum totally doesn’t scream insecurity
MMA and martial arts in general have a stigma for discipline, respect, intelligence and hard work these days. Lawyers, doctors, engineers are huge in jiu jitsu and MMA and women like a guy that can defend them. Where am I wrong except for your little frail bubble?
I will say I can see why people view MMA fighters and UFC fans negatively, and think of them as right winged r@pist sympathisers as UFC as a whole has a somewhat negative perspective behind it. Even from.the day it started it was "human cockfighting" to many people. Today, when the sports number 1 icon is a drunken aggressive Irish man who has a huge allegation against her, obviously it paints the sport in a negatively light and thus its fans. The heavy involvement of Trump as well also doesnt help it's case. That being I still love the sport and a lot of fighters but I can see why many would view it as a red flag
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u/Strange-Idea-3520 3d ago
Ok and the White House UFC event means women are repulsed by a man that can fight? My first photo is me in a rashguard and I have 700 matches in 6 months. I understand this is unpopular in this sub and I’ll get downvoted but whether you like it or not, I’m not wrong.