A Woman in a Man's World

[The Tyndall Effect]

A Woman in a Man's World will work Glamour Girl and can be successful in the efeds.... Tyndall is here, and it has worked beautifully....

Oh, you little slut.

[scribbler_jones]

Hi guys, sorry I'm late!

(Glam, please don't be mad)

It looks like I missed a lot of the discourse here, I hate being late to the party...

[Glamour Girl]

Hi guys, sorry I'm late!

(Glam, please don't be mad)

It looks like I missed a lot of the discourse here, I hate being late to the party...

Why would I be mad? Lol just go ahead and express your opinion sir .

[eyehatecena]

I still do not see why it would be a big deal with a male wrestlers losing to a female. As Glamour has use Chyna as a great example. And in the last year or two or three Claudio(antonio cesero) has lost to Sara Del Ray, Heath Slater has lost to Lita and in some of indies women are always mixing it up in the ring with men. Its all about putting on a good show-besides its fake- the man is not really hitting to woman. Its the same with this efeding- its not real

[scribbler_jones]

I still do not see why it would be a big deal with a male wrestlers losing to a female. As Glamour has use Chyna as a great example. And in the last year or two or three Claudio(antonio cesero) has lost to Sara Del Ray, Heath Slater has lost to Lita and in some of indies women are always mixing it up in the ring with men. Its all about putting on a good show-besides its fake- the man is not really hitting to woman. Its the same with this efeding- its not real

I think I understand a bit more about the topic of discussion now. And I agree withe EHC: first, if a woman is in a match with a man, then one would come to the conclusion that she wants to be there and is able to compete; therefore, she is willing to accept the consequences and is up to the challenge. Second, as stated above, women can - and have - come out on top over men. Decisively, at that. And third: I know for a fact that there are some ladies out there that could stomp men flat any given day of any given week (like Kharma )

I believe that intergender wrestling shouldn't be a flash-in-the-pan gimmick match; it should be more mainstream. I see it as a huge potential draw - because I don't know of any other physical sport that allows men to directly compete against women. I understand the risks some people see in it: not as much as women getting hurt as much as people worry that it sends a negative message... but I also believe that this sends an equally positive message: women can compete, survive, and thrive - not just in wrestling, but in any and all aspects of life. And why not? Last time I checked, men and women are human. Equals. They don't just deserve a chance to prove that... They have that chance, because frankly I fail to see what makes most men believe that it is their opportunity to give.

Damn, I'm long-winded...

[scribbler_jones]

Oh, you little slut.

Get him, Tyndall lol!

[scribbler_jones]

I still do not see why it would be a big deal with a male wrestlers losing to a female. As Glamour has use Chyna as a great example. And in the last year or two or three Claudio(antonio cesero) has lost to Sara Del Ray, Heath Slater has lost to Lita and in some of indies women are always mixing it up in the ring with men. Its all about putting on a good show-besides its fake- the man is not really hitting to woman. Its the same with this efeding- its not real

Going back to the well here, I see the bolded on the same level as losing a match to anybody period: it's a way to promote story and/or to help someone get over. Losing the match doesn't mean you lose - on the contrary, some of the best wrestlers out there "lose" constantly, and depending on how the match ended, everyone involved in the match comes out a winner. I think that as long as the fans enjoy it, as long as the wrestlers enjoy it, and as long as it keeps bringing people back for more, then everybody wins.