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Hahaha, having men try to interact with me as a man is so fucking weird! I don't think I'll ever get used to it, even though it's going to keep happening for the rest of my life, because apparently I look like a man, despite being all of 5'0".
Like today a 60-70 year old drunk biker boomer guy at the bar I sometimes go to told me a whole ass story about how he used to get in fights all the time, and I tried my best to respond appropriately, pretending I knew what it was like to get into physical altercations with people, but like, I don't, because I was a girl during prime fighting years, so I have never been anywhere close to being in a physical fight with anyone.
Life is really fucking strange sometimes, you know?
I was a girl during prime fighting years (age 8-14) and it didn’t stop me :)
Fair enough! Girls absolutely did fight, but I was never one to, and I wasn't forced into it the way (most) boys who didn't want to fight were.