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and i understand how writers have different interpretations of his physical strength but can some one still explain how in the versions where does know how to fight hoe he's abel to keep up with Batman

I know that some people get offended when I say this, as if learning to fight brings more violence and negative energy into the world or that living in a polite society precludes needing to know how to fight.

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You quickly realize that there are some regular looking people walking around out there that you would never recognize as being able to destroy you. You also see how hard and chaotic it is. Simply put, fighting is something that you should avoid at all costs.

While learning to fight is a goal in itself, this type of training will help your riding as well. The fitness you gain and lessons you learn will help you on the trail. For example, learning how to take a fall will help you crash better. Or staying calm in a tough situation and working out using good technique requires a type of focus under pressure that will help you face tough situations on the trail better.

And because women, and anyone who does not look like the men who participate in fight club, do not, cannot, act out in this fashion, they see it as the danger that it is. Men with Tyler Durden personalities are not heroes, they are something almost terrifying. And because the society we live in will protect men like this, they are able to do as they please.

Fight Club is the epitome of a filmbro movie. Other than Marla, it features no women, and tells a story about men. It\u2019s the movie that the weird guys who don\u2019t know how to talk to women in college watch. But it\u2019s also my favourite movie, and my favourite book too. While the novel was written by a (gay) man, Chuck Palahniuk, and the movie was directed by a man (who I do believe understood the story and turned it into one of the best book-to-movie adaptations of all time), I think that there is something very simple that stops male viewers from fully understanding what Fight Club really is - their masculinity.

I\u2019ve seen Fight Club fifteen times since I turned thirteen. I own two copies of it on DVD and one copy on VHS (my mom gave me a weird look when I bought it, but hey, in my defence, it was only a dollar!) and I\u2019ve spent much time thinking about this movie. I\u2019ve got two copies of the book. So I think I can make the assumption that men don\u2019t understand Fight Club as I do. This movie wasn\u2019t made for me, a lesbian woman, but I do think I\u2019ve reached a greater understanding of it than most men do. Every guy you know has seen Fight Club, but how many of them get it? I believe that is it my lesbianism and my female identity that allows me to see through the sweat and swears of disgusting men and understand what Chuck Palahniuk and David Fincher were trying to say.

In Fight Club, Tyler Durden believes that men have gone too long being emasculated by society, been turned into something other than what a man should be, and have forgotten what it means to be a real man. That to be a real man is to undergo pain and dish out pain to others. Basically, to be hurt, and to hurt people. So, they join fight club for the chance to knock out some guy\u2019s teeth. Masculinity, to Tyler, is all about how the male body looks, how you present yourself. And fight club whips you into shape. But the book and the movie try to tell us that this kind of masculinity is just as dangerous as the consumerism and emasculation of men in society. That this is not the answer. Fight club turns into Project Mayhem, into a cult-like project where members go out committing acts of terrorism on their disgusting, faceless city. These men take their anger and put it out into the world in the most harmful way possible. Like how Tyler says. To be a man is to give pain just as you take it. Fight club starts off as a way to let off steam, and it simmers down into violence. Fight club, which was already destructive before, becomes even worse when it turns into Project Mayhem.

While I myself have used the bathroom scene in Fight Club as as example of how homosexuality is one of the cores of the movie, I do think that this (in the above still) line could have another meaning. That these men, that Tyler and fight club participants, blame women and femininity for their lack of manliness. That how women display themselves and interact with men is at fault for turning these men into what they are. And that they no longer need women in their lives to continue to rot them. What they do not understand is that mothers and daughters and the women around them are not the villains. And the men of Project Mayhem are not the victims. And not only are they dangers to the people around them, they are dangers to themselves. Blowing up their apartments and beating the shit out of a guy you don\u2019t know.

Fight Club seems to have spawned \u201Cmale manipulators\u201D. Well, not invented them entirely. But they did get louder after Fight Club. However, this is not the fault of the text. This is the fault of the men who do not see beneath the story, and are unable to understand what it is really trying to tell them. Anyone who is not a heterosexual, cisgender man will take this movie, this novel, to mean something else. To know it as it is. They do not glorify it, because for the most part, these feelings and thoughts that Jack, and subsequently Tyler, have do not exist in us already. And Fight Club is not the only victim to this phenomenon, for lack of better word. American Psycho and Taxi Driver, movies also about men and the violence that simmers within them, have created the same kind of \u201Cfans\u201D. Taxi Driver and American Psycho and Fight Club are not about \u201Cmen being cool.\u201D They are about the dangers of men letting their masculinity grow and rot into something dangerous, and using their manliness to act out. The ending of American Psycho tells us (sorry if you haven\u2019t seen the movie) that it doesn\u2019t matter if Patrick killed Paul Allen or not. Because he is a wealthy, white, heterosexual man. He can give into these fantasies because his status protects him. Make the same movie but with someone who is everything that Patrick is not. The movie will end very differently.

Choose your battles means being choiceful of the problems, arguments, and confrontations you get involved in, and saving your energy for the things that matter. This means rather than confront every single disagreement, you fight the most important ones and let go of the rest.

When you fight every little disagreement in your path, you may appear to win in every conflict, sure. But you will eventually exhaust yourself, become a combative and bitter person, and have no time for the things that matter. By carefully choosing the battles you want to fight, you reserve your time for the important things and win the big war.

Choosing your battles comes down to knowing when to take on a conflict and when to turn away. This means knowing how to assess the problem and evaluating the costs vs. benefits to decide whether to fight it. Here are my 7 tips to choose your battles and win them.

In the investment world, cost-benefit analysis is a systematic approach to determine the costs and benefits of a business investment and decide if it is sound. When faced with a conflict, do a cost-benefit analysis to help you decide if the battle is worth fighting. Ask yourself:

Conflicts in which one person expects another to know what is wrong without being told are more likely to end with anger or negative communication. Research has shown that people who expect a partner to mind read are more likely to feel anxious or neglected.

Finding something you can give on will help progress the situation along. Generally in a fight, the more one person pulls, the more the other pulls in the other direction. Take a step, however small, back to the middle ground by offering a compromise. Any small concession is the groundwork for bigger ones.

I thank God for leading me to search out, how to fight fairly in a love relationship, because in my doing so, it led me to your article which identifies exactly the ways and wrong approaches that i am guilty of. I need help in fighting fairly and your advice and pointers are definitely what i needed. I had no one in my childhood nor adolescence to teach me, but at age 48, I am eager and ready to learn. Once again, my sincere thanks!

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This article was co-authored by Ross Cascio. Ross Cascio is a Krav Maga Worldwide self-defense, fitness, and fight instructor. He has been training and teaching Krav Maga self-defense, fitness, and fight classes at the Krav Maga Worldwide HQ Training Centers in Los Angeles, CA for over 15 years. He helps people become stronger, safer, and healthier through Krav Maga Worldwide training.

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