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I've heard people say that being a taller fighter makes it easier to win, but I personally like to use fighters who are much shorter than my opponents. As a short fighter, you find that you can fight on the inside better, use head movement more effectively and takedowns seem easier. Anyone agree?

Another question: Could you manhandle guys if you’re short around 5’5/5’7 if you are very strong and can beat up guys taller than you?

Or if you put a Guillotine choke work on a taller dude to choke him out or if the guy taller than you around 6’3 or 6’5 more successive with the movie because they have more mass?

Which Mike from the 1980s is cooler, Mike Tyson, Michael Jordan or Michael Jackson?

It’s really hard to explain, but I feel like the 1990s were the last decade where you had famous stars being stars. After the 90s, I think with the way the media shifted, celebs lacked the mystery of their star appeal, and with the addition of social media, I don't think we will have superstars anymore. In the 90s, you had the likes of MJ, Princess Diana, JFK Jr., Carolyn, et cetera. Maybe it's because back then there were fewer big media stars, and so the ones that were talked about seemed larger than life?

For self defense like for example, in case in school against bullies they attack them first and could have the skill set already to defend themselves. For that reason and teach them confidence, calmness, and how to deal with confrontation with principles in life.

For myself, I wasn’t taught up boxing to deal with bullies and had much fights knowing how to fight exactly since my parents didn’t think to and I didn’t know when I dealt with shit in school for the kinda kids I was around with who was street smart and knew to fight than I was when I was younger but I know much more now than I did back then. My parents always told me if somebody hit you, hit them back but I wouldn’t know to properly fight to dodge, block, and so instead of just hitting back you know what I mean? But for when I want to have kids of my own, I want my kids to be taught better what they’re supposed to learn and know for themselves to be capable for themselves.

This sounds embarrassing even stating this but what are your opinions on this?

One of my pet rabbits passed away yesterday

I know, I know. Y’all are probably thinking this is the most random comparison.

But, let’s put it into perspective.

Let the Aaliyah stans tell it, Aaliyah was a groundbreaking and pioneering entertainer that opened up the doors for everybody. None of our faves would be here if it wasn’t for Aaliyah’s revolutionary and forward thinking music and talent inspiring everybody. Aaliyah is pretty much the reason music exists, the reason music videos exist, and the reasons ALBUMS exist.

Now on the other hand, we have Lena Horne who was pretty much the Black community’s first leading lady in movies, and the first triple threat - singer, dancer, actress. Made history when she signed that MGM contract back in the 40s.

Who would y’all say?

Let’s talk about it.

I know one guy said that when he joined a TV show, his wife (who's an actress) dmed him, saying let me know, if you need anything, and he asked for her number, and they ended up talking for 3 hours, on the phone, and then he asked her out. I was offered a job, and the woman that interviewed me, texted me a couple times, before I was supposed to start, but I didn't go through with it