Low-hanging fruits have various metaphorical meanings |
Jockstrap was invented in 19th century to avoid injuries of low-hanging testicles |
a blog about unvoiced options women have to fight back + grain of salt
Low-hanging fruits have various metaphorical meanings |
Jockstrap was invented in 19th century to avoid injuries of low-hanging testicles |
I was so surprised to find out that a single post describing a legit self defense technique on my little blog, which even does not appear on Google search, got tens of comments just in a couple of days. A great anger suddenly flooded my blog. Many, apparently male commenters, were accusing me of sadism, of being a supporter of gender double standards, promoter of violence against men, domestic abuse criminal, a violator of sensitive medical data and a hopeless mental health case. Well, at least the accusation of witchcraft was missing. Thanks God we are not living in the 16th century anymore, but I had a feeling that I appeared and whatever I would say, it will be twisted, and I will be just yelled at: ‘Confess to the sins of sadism and men hatred, otherwise you will burn on the stake!’ Listen, noble well-educated gentlemen, using a sophisticated langue does not make you automatically right.
Female self defense is not a piece of cake to be covered by a thick layer of sweet maple syrup |
Maple syrup is a great traditional product of Canada. On pancakes it is a delicacy but putting it on salty dishes in excessive amounts would just spoil them. Most commenters would be happy if the touchy topic of female self defense is covered by a thick layer of maple syrup so we do not reach the possible bitter taste inside which might disgrace us. I acknowledge that many men might be distressed by my blog (I wanted to use the word ‘triggered’ but I didn’t because one commenter would be deeply triggered 😊). However, I will not sugar-coat this extremely important aspect of women’s safety by dumping it into a sweet maple syrup as others do, to mitigate any male anxiety and their qualms of potential misuse. This has been done for decades and the results are meetoo movement, sexual abuse, avoidable rape cases as well as some other adverse gender-related societal issues we are currently experiencing, and the commenters are not fond of. Me neither.
There was a comment which basically summarizes my stand on these issues. It got completely ignored so I am pasting it again now and I thank the commenter again for formulating it for me:
I've been following your "debate" and really don't understand where your detractors are coming from. Placing limits on your response to an attack would simply be playing into the predator's hands. The truth is that if you are going to go for the balls, you have to seriously go for the balls - setting a limit could prove to be a fatal mistake. Also, these moves have to be practised if you're to stand any chance of making them work. The practice needs to be as realistic as possible. Being squeamish could be a serious drawback. Finally, it's not your fault that the male anatomy includes such a vulnerability.
Self defense is on the periphery of interests of women
worldwide and I want to change it. Please do not jump on me now again with your
evergreen hypocrisy that you fully support that women have a right to defend
themselves from rape, but at the same time please do not talk about rupturing
testicles ever! It is no no!. A slap to the face should suffice. A rapist will for sure change
his mind immediately.
Do not portray women
as stupid and immature individuals unable to judge about an
appropriate response. Yes, I admit tragic accidents can happen, and women can
misbehave the same way, men misbehave (as we learned from one of the commenters).
And I regret those instances, but are those the majority? One can be certain
that more men suffer and die due to the knife stab wounds inflicted by their
partner than by the nutcracker technique. I am pretty sure a movement called ‘ban knives’ would not have that many supporters
as a ‘ban testicle self defense techniques’ movement!
Everybody should have an internal compass what is overboard and what is not. What is justified and what is not. Morality and personal judgment are, however not axiomatic. Laws are dynamic and different, personal views are different and human reactions to serious situations are different. My mission is not to preach but to provide self defense information. I do not take the responsibility for misusing the information the same way as knife producers do not take the responsibility for knife-inflicted wounds. You are supporter of men’s right and against double standards fine, but go somewhere else. You wont make much impact here.
During my University times I attended a self defense course which was, by any standards, a normal self defense course, that is for sure. I wanted to provide a glimpse on such a course and why it was so good. Whatever happened there was consensual and nobody got permanently hurt. Was pain involved? Yes, as in most other type of trainings, e.g. I do not recommend watching a ballet drill. Was there a possibility of serious testicular injury? Yes, as with some other sports. A study found that almost 50% of young lacrosse players experienced a testicular injury! See: https://www.goldjournal.net/article/S0090-4295(14)00984-4/fulltext
So actually, our course holds quite good statistics in this regard. Well done Linda!😊. Were Bob and Peter psychologically abused? No, at least not to the point they would not handle it as real men. They are not pussies. They got some (cute) balls to serve as our assistants whatever it took.
I am not a men hater. OK, I admit I am an eccentric person with
some sadistic tendencies, and I do use sometime an inappropriate language, but
nobody is perfect. Once I lied to my boyfriend and performed a fake testicular
cancer check on him and squeezed his epididymis. I already confessed, should I
be ashamed for it forever? Am I the only one on this world whoever did this to
a loving partner?
I consider testicles odd appendages of male body but also essential
for human procreation. As proud, male-defining organs they should be protected
and dignified but not always! There are instances, we women can take the full advantage
of their vulnerability. I love to fondle my boyfriend’s testicles but at the same
time I know how to seriously injure them and I convey that information to
other women. Troubling? Maybe for some, but I do not care. Should I rather
focus to describe and comprehensively list the situations when self
defense is justified. No, I don’t think so. The noble commenting gentlemen can
do it on their blogs if they wish, I do not have anything against it.
I hope that now I satisfied the hunger for clarification
and explaining my stand. I will keep the comments anonymous and nonmoderated
but do not expect I will enroll in another round of non-productive intellectual discourses,
especially as I believe I already explained myself enough. Soon I will post an interview with one of my course
mates so we will get another woman’s perspective on the course. I hope I will also
manage to make an interview with Linda soon and she might also clarify some
things. And I will continue with the techniques and inspirational stories. My
warm wishes to the great people of vast cold snowy Canadian lands. Enjoy the
maple syrup and make love not ballbusts.
Linda then continued her lesson: “The method I am going to
teach you today is called the nutcracker because it uses the same principle. It
can be applied when your attacker has a relatively small scrotum and when the
GTP technique is not well applicable. Such a situation might for instance arise
when he is still clothed but you have the possibility to slip your hand in his
underwear. In this case the movement of your hand would be limited, and the
pull part is risky or not possible at all as you would not have enough room for
executing that. Like GTP, this is another very serious anti-rape technique and
is intended to incapacitate your attacker to the point he passes out.”
Now she was pointing to her favorite detailed medical
diagram of male reproductive system hanging on the wall: “Human testicles are
like these walnuts. Testes are covered by a tough fibrous outer layer called
tunica albuginea which protects the inside in a similar way as the walnut
shell. The soft tissue of our hands cushions the hardiness of our bones, that
is why you were not able to open a single walnut, but with both in a grip you
could utilize the stiffness of the shells by pressing against each other”.
She then demonstrated the technique on two walnuts in a sock. “As always, at first you must establish a good secure grip by locking your forefinger and thumb around the top of the scrotum sack (A). Enclose both testicles with your palm and fingers and squeeze with all your might so the two testes are compressed against each other (B). The scrotal skin and the connective tissue are quite thin, so it does not act as an efficient cushion. Normally, you can initiate the move with one hand and to use the other for protection against any possible blows or even better you can use it to attack his eyes applying a single-handed eye gouge. As we discussed before for a man it is extremely difficult to counter two attacks aimed at two of his vital points at the same time.
In case you have your other hand free use it to wrap it around the first one and squeeze both simultaneously to double the pressure (C). If you feel they cannot be compressed anymore, start to forcefully grind them against each other by pushing the base of your thumb against the opposite movement of your fingers. This should cause the tunica albuginea to tear, and the seminiferous tubules to get extruded”. She then did exactly what she was describing on the scrotum analogue and in no time we all could hear a cracking sound from the sock.
She added: “I know, it all sounds gross but don’t be squeamish, always follow through with full force and determination. It is a highly effective technique to eliminate you attacker. Testicular rupture generates shear unbearable pain and neurogenic shock so at this point he should be unconscious. However, always follow the 10 second rule. Maintain the hold and squeeze at least for 10 seconds from the point he passes out to be sure he is no threat to you anymore. At this point you can consider yourself free” She then took the cracked walnuts out from the sock and ate the kernel with a great satisfaction. We did the same with our nutty reward. While we were snacking, she asked us with some smirk on her face. “You already got quite familiar with Peter’s and Bob’s genitals so who has the most susceptible balls for this technique?”
“Peter?!”, hastily but with some shyness in her voice replied Laura. I could see she suddenly blushed. We all giggled and looked towards the boys siting aside on a bench still recovering from the previous session. Peter cutely cringed and somehow instinctively crossed his legs. Linda continued: “You are right Laura. He has much smaller testicles than Bob, but still of a normal size for a healthy 19-year-old lad. If he was your attacker, you should be able to contain his whole scrotum in your girly hand”. Linda then raised her open hand in the air so we all could see and added: “Well, my hand is much larger than Laura’s so I could make a number on Bob’s testicles as well". We laughed again and now we looked at Bob who just lost all his pride to be better endowed than Peter.
Linda suddenly clapped her hands loudly, “OK girls, before using the actual living things, grab the model testicles or the rest of nuts and practice the move, I would like to see you all fully understand the principle and you are proficient in it enough before we enact some sex attack scenarios with the boys…”