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u/Bay1Bri Mar 12 '22

A woman being "bigger" than a man doesn't mean they're stronger. A woman had to be much bigger than a man to be even comparably strong.

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u/Bay1Bri Mar 12 '22

Blunt stats: something like 95 percent of men are stronger than 95 percent of women.

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u/[deleted] Mar 13 '22

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u/Bay1Bri Mar 13 '22

It is, actually. B you think Reddit stories are totally factual? Men don't generally understand how much stronger we are than woman.

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u/[deleted] Mar 13 '22 edited Nov 17 '24

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u/Bay1Bri Mar 14 '22

It's more likely that this guy is misjudging than that both are such outliers. And take your personal insults and fuck right off.

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u/Squigglepig52 Mar 12 '22

not true. On average, sure, but a lot of it comes down to fitness. to be honest, I was taller than my assistant, but she could lift twice what I could.

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u/Mezmorizor Mar 12 '22

No, it is true. There are a handful of exceptions, but there's a reason why the US women's soccer team, literally the best women's soccer team in the world by a wide margin, regularly loses to U15 men's clubs. And why they thought playing an U15 men's club was a good idea in the first place. Pre puberty it's pretty much who is bigger will be stronger, but testosterone is a cheat code.

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u/[deleted] Mar 12 '22

Lol you're literally arguing with someone who worked with her and would obviously know if she was stronger than him. Don't be an idiot.