Well you know what they say God made man but Samuel Colt made em equal. meaning a gun is powerful so it makes a man seem powerful when he uses it correctly.
Plus being adapt in weaponry has always been a masculine trait whether it be blade or gun, men were designed to be machines of war. It's only natural we'd be drawn to weapons and enjoy using them or feel a need to be adapt them. Plus you don't truly appreciate the power a weapon holds until you use one.
I shoot gun as well, mostly the classics, 44. magnum, 1911 45. cal acp, I like older guns mostly.
Though I prefer blades over guns, blades require far more skill to be effective in, guns you just point and shoot, blades you have to be adapt in footwork you have to block, deflect, parry, strike and hit, etc. It's a more elegant weapon fighting with a sword is like a dance of death.
I actually like teaching women to shoot, handguns, or rifles, especially ones that they are TOTALLY AFRAID OF!! I start them with little.22s and they are like the little 'cap guns' when you were kids! Some are just friends, others, are women I like, but they say they HATE GUNS!! I ask them if they ever shot one, and they always say 'NO'! We HAVE to go shooting, and every one of the three changed their mind, going shooting with me. I showed them, and helped them understand, and appreciate the shooting, like it was almost 'foreplay,' turning them on, a little more than they wanted to think! Later, when they feel confident, alone, they shoot, and there is nothing more 'sexy' than a woman that can handle a weapon, and out-shoot some of the ROTC trainees!
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Quite the opposite. I find it horrific that such lethal weapons can be portrayed as something sexy. It is like a guy being macho is a super car. Just a penis extension.
Should the military be using nerf guns? How about that guy that comes in your house in the middle of the night? Maybe they just need a penis extender to protect them as well lol
I used to be a gun collector back when I was your age and lived in the sticks to where I could target practice in the backyard and the adjacent woods without getting arrested for illegally discharging a firearm (the neighbors were so far away they could barely hear the shot anyway unless it was a.50 cal). Not so much these days since I've been living in 1 city or another for the past 20 years (sucks when I can't practice a hobby without first driving 30+ miles so eventually moved on to other things).
It's masculine act. What better way to show power and aggression than to fucking destroy something with a gun? If you've never shot one you need to. It's so god damn fun. But make sure you are trained first by someone who knows what they're doing. Guns are not to be fucked with because they win everytime haha
I'm sure it is. A gun is literally a thing with a "masculine energy" too, if you will. I'm sure that has to do with it as well. Masculine=Active/Asserting ones energy Feminine=Passive/Submission and acting as a conduit for energy to be passed through.
Because firearms are sexy. Especially a properly set up AR, and things in 7.62x51mm. The AR-10 carbine that I finished building last night, that I put an optic on and took shooting today, is pure sex. Now I have to come up with a suitable name for her.
I am man who has been shooting since before I could walk and I'm also an amateur philosopher. What I'm about to say is not to imply that women are incapable of taking care of themselves. I know many who are fully capable. Anyways, here goes. The gun, similar to the sword in the Medieval era or the tomahawk among the American Tribes is a symbol of strength and dominance. We associate such objects of death with masculinity because of this inherent association. A man with a gun, to many women, would appear more masculine, more dominating. Every girl, no matter how independent, secretly desires someone to play the role of protector; it's a proven fact that women, on average mind you, are physically weaker than men. Back in the days of hunting mammoths, a women living alone had almost no chance of survival, and so the instinct to find a strong male for protection developed.
I never thought about it before. It's really just a fun sport. It's very natural, like throwing rocks at a log in the river. There is something natural about throwing, shooting, hitting, or kicking things, trying to hit a target, hoop, goal. Children will naturally do it from a very young age.
What about bow and arrow? What about hunting and shooting a deer? Still sexy? What about fishing?
OK, well you're consistent. Maybe it's the outdoorsy, primal thing.
A woman shooting doesn't do anything for me. But I think a woman backpacking or hiking in the mountains or desert is sexy af. Same with winter skiing. Or building a campfire. Or even digging holes for fence posts - the whole frontier thing.
I like it when a girl can shoot. Makes me feel like she's independent and can do stuff on her own. And like she can keep up with me. That's kinda hot when you think about it.
Weapons=power. So he becomes more powerful in your eyes and girls are hardcoded to like strong males as they are better family protectors and overall healthier.
Actually, I tell a lie, I did shoot a delivery driver with a pellet gun when I was in school. He wasn't too pleased, we had to barricade ourselves in my friend's house while he tried to smash the door in. Such an angry man :o
Lmao. Fine. On a reasonable sense haha. But actually if you posted a picture of that guy by himself, and that one with the gun, I would think he would look better with the gun
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