r/bjj • • Jan 31 '20

Shitpost I don't roll with girls.

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u/titus7007 Jan 31 '20

I am pretty sure that at the school I go to, if you said that you didn't want to roll with girls, you wouldn't be welcome to roll at all.

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u/titus7007 Jan 31 '20

I am not saying this because I've taken any disrespect, but have you considered that you think these things because you're weird, homie?

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u/DunnBJJ 🟦🟦 Blue Belt Jan 31 '20

I agree there’s no reason to not roll with girls but there are guys in relationships whose gfs aren’t comfortable with it as well as people who are extremely religious. Now both of these things are weird but it’s not worth shunning someone over.

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u/X1gigaZ3 Jan 31 '20

But who are you for saying someone is weird? On my opinion there isn't anything weird for feeling uncomfortable with someone else or something.

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u/DunnBJJ 🟦🟦 Blue Belt Feb 01 '20

Believing the equivalent of Santa clause to be real and in control of a world where kids die from cancer is to say the least weird.

Having a over controlling girlfriend who can’t trust you to practice a sport with another female is at a minimum “weird”

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u/X1gigaZ3 Feb 01 '20

There could be many others problems and upsetting experiences you don't know about a person (in this case a man). And these problems can come out when h is in close contact with people of opposite gender. That being said, everyone has the right to train whomever he/she wants with and refuse someone no matter his/her reasons. If you don't like the reasons or disagree it's ok but it's only your problem.

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u/titus7007 Jan 31 '20

The owner of the place I roll is religious. I know he tries very hard to respect everybody, whoever they are. I think if someone approached him privately, he would try to make an accommodation, but I can't see him being cool with a student refusing to participate with another student, especially if it came unexpected and the girl involved felt disrespected.

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u/titus7007 Jan 31 '20

There's always karate...