Hi everyone again.
LetÂ’s go straight to the point: I love fighting. And I believe IÂ’ve been liking it before I have a hint on why I do.
Today, I believe itÂ’s in my blood.
Because, oh well. Assuming we are descendants, let’s say, of people that had to hunt animals and fight predators and rival individuals or groups to survive. Those who “didn’t enjoy the action” just wouldn’t survive to have a brood. So, making it in these terms, we’re children only of the ones who were ready to fight. We have will for fighting in our blood. To me this even helps to explain why men tend to enjoy it more often than women (I don’t mean women don’t or can’t enjoy it, of course): it should be due to the fact that the ancestors would leave the duties of fighting to the men of the primitive group.
So I love martial art, and itÂ’s much more than fighting, but maybe I have a primitive instinct of willing to fight! And I even believe all in all itÂ’s the main reason IÂ’ve chosen a martial art instead of, for example, yoga. That also seems why IÂ’m always so concerned in not only practicing at the dojang, but in really being able to fight, for real, even if I will never do it.
I hope some donÂ’t get me wrong believing IÂ’m some kind of sexist. IÂ’m just trying to interpret it in biological terms. And off course, I assume I can be wrong.
So what do you people think of that?
P.S.: Hey, Manny! Greetings to the Pan American Guadalajara Games!!
LetÂ’s go straight to the point: I love fighting. And I believe IÂ’ve been liking it before I have a hint on why I do.
Today, I believe itÂ’s in my blood.
Because, oh well. Assuming we are descendants, let’s say, of people that had to hunt animals and fight predators and rival individuals or groups to survive. Those who “didn’t enjoy the action” just wouldn’t survive to have a brood. So, making it in these terms, we’re children only of the ones who were ready to fight. We have will for fighting in our blood. To me this even helps to explain why men tend to enjoy it more often than women (I don’t mean women don’t or can’t enjoy it, of course): it should be due to the fact that the ancestors would leave the duties of fighting to the men of the primitive group.
So I love martial art, and itÂ’s much more than fighting, but maybe I have a primitive instinct of willing to fight! And I even believe all in all itÂ’s the main reason IÂ’ve chosen a martial art instead of, for example, yoga. That also seems why IÂ’m always so concerned in not only practicing at the dojang, but in really being able to fight, for real, even if I will never do it.
I hope some donÂ’t get me wrong believing IÂ’m some kind of sexist. IÂ’m just trying to interpret it in biological terms. And off course, I assume I can be wrong.
So what do you people think of that?
P.S.: Hey, Manny! Greetings to the Pan American Guadalajara Games!!