Women jiu-jitsu competitors drop out of tournament due to their understanding of biology and men who fight as "women"

A few women competitors slated to compete at a jiu-jitsu tournament last weekend wisely refused to fight against men who say they identify as women as their mental illness dictates. 

This calls to mind Fallon Fox, another man who identified as a woman. He caused a serious concussion to his female opponent in just 39 seconds of the fight, a fight in which the woke announcer referred to him as a "she."

So the women who dropped out of the jiu-jitsu tournament knew that fighting a man whose delusion of being a woman is respected by the woke, would be too dangerous and might end their own careers.

The fact is, the men who compete against women by claiming to be a woman in a man's body, tend not to be more than mediocre in their previous men's category so it's to their advantage, with their biological advantage, to compete against women. Sadly, many women have lost college scholarships due to the selfishness of men.

The women who were scheduled to compete in the jiu-jitsu competition say they weren't warned ]and warned is the perfect word] that they would be fighting gender dysphoric men in recent matches. They had been forced to fight such men in previous tournaments. The policy change came on October 28 after the women finally grew a pair and boycotted the competition last weekend.

This is the only way change will be affected. 

Women just have to refuse, and perhaps do it at the last minute such as when they're standing on the block at a swimming event, and just stand there as people like Lia Thomas jump in. Imagine how it will look as he swims alone and the spectators see that. They simply have to refuse each time and changes will have to take place.

Why should women, who have trained for years, have to lose to a man? That's why it's a different category. I can see how there is crossover in such sports as shooting and archery. Even the Alaskan Iditerod dog sled race has had a woman champion, but speed, strength, and size in competition favors men. Of course that isn't to say that women cannot beat men, but overall there is a greater advantage for men.

One of the professional female martial artists, Jayden Alexander, said she was left ‘devastated’ after fighting a man, who claimed to be a woman, in July and had self-excluded from future competitions to avoid fighting them again because she isn't stupid.

"The experience was horrible and scary,’ Alexander said in a recent social media post about the experience. ‘I was absolutely in fight or flight mode and as a seasoned competitor, I can honestly say I’ve never been there mentally before in a match.

"In the upcoming months, when I went to compete again, I had to self-exclude from a world series of Jiu Jitsu and from a women’s absolute bracket at a NAGA to avoid competing with not one but two trans-male athletes," she explained.

But when women speak out, such as Riley Gaines who swam against Lia Thomas, they are often labeled 'transphobic'. And being labeled as such can get you killed, at least figuratively. 

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