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For me (> 6"3) most people are small or mostly: casually sized, but I don't see size as any important aspect.

Smaller people have disadvantages and advantages in sports, for my size it's actually a challenge to control all the muscle fibers in a manner which doesn't look weird, this means: if you focus on just "sending signals to your legs" it wouldn't work out very smooth and actually anger me.

Doing this in a more smooth manner consciously is a) exhausting and b) slower as the subconscious mind works hundreds of times faster (but less feedback-loop related, it's semi-automatic subconscious).

Comparable to you walking down a stair consciously, not by your subconscious mind. It will get very stressing, believe me. It's the compromise of being very fast and being big: usually you look sleazy or jerky, not smooth. :ROFLMAO:
 
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Yancha is a foot taller than me. Proof of me being lil' have been provided.

Biggest issues with competing with taller people are their reach. Not easy to fight with someone that out-reach you. You being smaller does not equal to you being faster or more nible.
Only one thing to do when fighting a bigger opponent (besides running away from there) and that is to get in close.
Shorter distance between the hip and knee means that up close, you can knee kick while the larger opponent can't, their elbows are still a factor to take in huge consideration, but your own elbows against their chin and knees to their legs and belly might very well settle the fight in your favor.
 
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If they're males, you can just grab their testicles and squeeze them VERY carefully (please!), they'll instinctively bow down a bit to protect them.
Or just fake a kick to them (don't kick them, please). They'll bow down instinctively as well, leaving their fingers or hands which are raised above their head probably in reach for you.

As long as you don't hurt them you can just laugh it off as a trick and they're probably bamboozled.

If they're females (rarely 6"3 I guess) ram them two fingers left and right below the rib cage in the sides of their stomach. Not too hard. Just enough so they "twitch" and curl together a bit.

It's plainly impossible to keep something held high into the air while getting such an attack. In some cases they'll let it fall out of the hand as well.
 
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I was talking about martial arts, and your suggestions would not be allowed. Even if they could be handly in a street fight situation.
And cross sex training in the ring happens, under very strict and controlled forms, as fighting a guy that can knock you out with a single punch (or even kill you) needs to have restrictions.
 
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Ah, surely in controlled sparring environments this wouldn't be fair. I was thinking more of encounters in the streets - there's not really a "forbidden" thing, just "morally acceptable" things which might vary.

In martial arts it's unusual to hold things in the air without actually expecting you to kick, hit or grab those or either using it to hit you with it or protect themself, but in that case the most promising way to actually reach it would be either a throw or removal of their stable stance (as such: they fall) with one of the allowed movements. Sitting on the ground it's hard to reach out farther than a standing (smaller) human could reach. (y)

Alternatively a fake attack which results in them taking a defensive stance which nears the object to your reach. :unsure:
 
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In a street fight situation, I would try to run away, or hide behind the huge "monster" I usually have in my proximity when I am in locations and hour of the day street fights usually happens.

In MMA and similar, making them fall to the ground is a very good strategy. Same ish weight, so longer limbs actually becomes a disadvantages when your opponent is on top of you.
No wrestling allowed in the martial art that was my cup of tea, so close combat was my only strategy when fighting taller opponents.
 
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MrsShemon said:
No wrestling allowed in the martial art that was my cup of tea, so close combat was my only strategy when fighting taller opponents.
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Ah, that's understandable. A good thing is to take their unleashed energy and direct into a direction which doesn't give them the room and stance to reduce their movement energy without falling down or jumping up (a small movement is enough to turn someone in the air).

But from my experience this gets harder and harder the nearer you are to them. I usually don't run and hide, just take one of several self-made toys and activate it, leaving them bamboozled enough to mostly forget about their initial plans.

At the moment working on a small curled up stainless steel whip with a flexible stainless steel chapter "tube" which gets filled by butane / propane and piezo-lighted, while having around 80 "exits" which eject small, but hot jet flames all over the length. To this point it's weighting 720g and 7 feet long. People don't really expect such toys and most don't want to experience them. :ROFLMAO:

(I have two end extensions made from 4,5mm stainless steel wire, which both possess 3 pieces of TIG welded 3 mm thick carp fishing hooks with counterhooks as their end and are screw-on. As such: if it hits a living being, it's very hard to distance from the whip.)
 
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You get more points by unleashing combos after combos compared to trying to make someone with a huge control of their body and extremely good balance lose that balance.
Hence ->
Bigger one, run in while blocking, knee jump kick, stay close and pummel, the round only last a couple of minutes after all.

I can imagine most would back off when someone pulls a lightsaber radiating lightning like a Tessla coil and starts swinging it in their direction.
 
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MrsShemon said:
I can imagine most would back off when someone pulls a lightsaber radiating lightning like a Tessla coil and starts swinging it in their direction.
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That's a good idea. Unfortunately acetylene is hard to carry in a small bottle, as it is self-combusting even inside the bottle if not kept under pressure liquidized in acetone as example. :unsure:

Had one encounter with some aggressive biker type, which actually started to swing their knife in my direction and coming towards me. I didn't even have any motivation to stay at this place, nor to continue the fight. But sometimes they are braindead enough with their "I'LL KILL YOU!" bullshit, while the whole reason for dissonance was that they are drunk and I am walking without caring for them (due to music in my ears) and neither reacting to them. People shouldn't drink more than they can keep their brain function in balance with.
 
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Thank you - it's acceptable, which is something! (y)

Won't and can't tell you guys everything that happened - as such all that proves helpful is to keep going on. "Life happens."

Everyone has quite unhappy and permanent results in their life, but good days come along and that's the most important thing. Working on what lets some sunshine appear. *fuses another plutonium reactor together* (Joke)
 
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But unfortunately I don't know much ways to actually "raise the active participation of a male dog", as this never was a goal of me. Most were and are quite happy to show their affection themself and love to get stimulation (by hands). ?‍♂️ As such the "tricks" of people which let male dogs copulate with themself all the time are not in my repetoirée. :ROFLMAO:
 
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Daneζ said:
My day is slow going as I’ve only been up for about an hour now. Gotta go do stuff and things soon tho. How is our elusive floofster?
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Oh, the time shift is immense. Probably like 13-14 hours? Here it is right now 23:45 ~, as such a quarter hour until midnight.

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Do you know many fat Danes?
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*Laughs in black tea* :ROFLMAO: That's not what I thought about - more in regards of you feeling healthy and happy, not related to body fat!

How's the floofster.. That's a good question, thanks for asking. ❤️
Acceptable, but there's .. ah, just imagine a consuming void of unavoidable results which tore existence itself. There's always loss, hm?
And I'm not respecting lying, as such I wouldn't write "all is perfect". But don't worry. ? ?
 
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Since the last 20-30 years Germany unfortunately almost kept up to the US. Partly lower, partly same level.. it's all due to the gigantic amount of wheat flour and refined sugar in all-day-products in absurd masses.

There are some industrial "cakes" (and "cookies", "chocolate", "sugary sweets", "bakery sweets" and so on..) which are all made to 40% out of sugar and 30% wheat flour. That's almost 60% pure carbohydrates (not a mistake - wheat flour isn't 100% carbohydrates in baked products, as such it ends around 60% in total, remaining is mostly fat => improves "hunger" and as such people eat further..) and immensely quick blood sugar rises => insulin release => fat usage gets lower and lower in the body => blood sugar goes down => insulin level stays quite high, body asks for more sugar => circle of doom.

I'm only very slightly overweight at the moment, like 5-8 kg as the stress and pain of the last months was a bit much without "stress relief ways" and that's mostly to eat something. But as body building started again two weeks ago, I'm positive about loosing this before new year mostly.
 
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Yeah, I'm a little overweight myself. I kinda have that "dad bod" look going for me. But thanks to all the walking I'm doing I am keeping the pounds... or rater kilos down. I just don't see how someone could honestly live with themselves day-to-day being so heavy that it not only negatively affects their health but also impacts their ability to move around. I do get that genetics does play a role as well as epigenetics sometimes, but for a lot of people it seems to be pure laziness.
 
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FloofyNewfie said:
I just don't see how someone could honestly live with themselves day-to-day being so heavy that it not only negatively affects their health but also impacts their ability to move around. I do get that genetics does play a role as well as epigenetics sometimes, but for a lot of people it seems to be pure laziness.
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It is. Quite simple: to toss it out of the own comfortable laziness and unhealthy choices for their life, food consumption (as well drinks!), mobility (always car, everywhere with a car = you don't burn much energy physically if there's no alternative sportive activity) and so on.. seems for them easier than to actually look into the reality that their own decisions are the reason.

And the symptoms are not going to get less by keeping the same behavior running further. That's just madness and never works. Sure enough to change something it needs actual changes. And those are mostly uncomfortable, some work, some non-enjoyable things to do or not to do.

But it's still easier to just toss it onto imaginary reasons which they "can't change" and as such comfortably stack away as "can't do sh!t against.. *throws dice* .. genetics.. *throws dice again* .. and my heavy bones.".

Not that hard to lose weight, even without loosing much muscle mass (or even building some with some sportive activities). But it keeps patience and reoccurring focus in mind. Else it's comfortable.. and without changes.

If I would weight as much as that it would influence my mobility badly, that's a no-go for me, direct countermeasures will be taken. But I don't usually wait that long: if it annoys me to see a layer of fat, to get another fat wobble on the belly => do sports, eat less unhealthy, cook often and it will change quite quickly. Three months and it's easily a ways better look.
 
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