[rocky1]

Ladies please let me know why you enjoy having men watch you in a catfight. This answer to this question is vey intriguing to me. From a man's prospective, seeing two beautiful well built women fight is incredibly sexually stimulating. Please someone respond. Thank you.

[DottiD]

It really isn’t a matter of NEED a man or woman watch me fight if having someone cheer me on gives me a psychological advantage great but to be honest sometimes I get so lost in a fight the cheers or chants become like a dull humming noise, I am thinking or try to 2-3 steps ahead I try to in my mind plan my counter to something my opponent might try or thwart it before her full execution, it’s the same if it is a crowd watching me fight , and both circumstances can add in needed stress to an already intense stressful situation, if your talking arranged rule stuff in a real bar/street fight style I am 1000%focused on one thing doing WHATEVER I have to to hear her say “ ok I am done” or get pulled off her as she is getting her ass handed to her by me and I do mean WHATEVER I’ll bite , punch , kick, claw and rip out a clump of hair if it means I walk away chin up knowing my man , my friends, my sisters are watching my back of course it helps allows me to concentrate on fighting cause none of them would let a third party jump in and try to “ turn the tables”

[mauler maureen]

Having men watch me catfight another woman adds so much to the level of excitement. I love to hear them shouting out things they want to see us do to one another.................."grab her bush", or "bite that clit". I especially love to fight for the pleasure of my loving husband, LUCKYODAY9.

[jessiefite]

Personally, I NEED male spectators to be present.  I have no interest in fighting if I am not doing so to entertain and turn on the spectators.
The energy from those watching us transfers to the fighters and makes it a much more risky and thrilling experience.
And of course, the desire to see violence or sadistic voyeurism of the spectators is a turn on for me.

[snw]

I know winning a fight as your man and your opponents man has to be a turn on or at least a satisfaction knowing all eyes are on you for proving better than your opponent. I’ve wondered if beating another woman in front of her man adds some extra sense of pride knowing he has to acknowledge you bested his girl. How does it affect you if you’ve lost to another woman with him watching?

[DoubleT2]

Having men watch me catfight another woman adds so much to the level of excitement. I love to hear them shouting out things they want to see us do to one another.................."grab her bush", or "bite that clit". I especially love to fight for the pleasure of my loving husband, LUCKYODAY9.

 Once again I agree completely with Maureen. Nothing is more sexually arousing for me than facing off against another mature and fit woman in front of our fit men. Seeing, hearing, feeling and sometimes tasting our men before battle, between rounds, and after scrapping are simply mind-blowing experiences of ecstasy. Tammy

[Charlee]

Personally, I NEED male spectators to be present.  I have no interest in fighting if I am not doing so to entertain and turn on the spectators.
The energy from those watching us transfers to the fighters and makes it a much more risky and thrilling experience.
And of course, the desire to see violence or sadistic voyeurism of the spectators is a turn on for me.

I find it interesting that you NEED male spectators to be present, but you don't want other women watch you fight (see the thread 'Fellow females: Does watching women fight, give you the urge to fight as well?' .  I would think that violence of the male spectators would be just as likely to draw in a police response as would a catfight melee breaking out.

[caryn1]

i did not NEED guys to watch but it does make it better most of the time for me

[jessiefite]

I find it interesting that you NEED male spectators to be present, but you don't want other women watch you fight (see the thread 'Fellow females: Does watching women fight, give you the urge to fight as well?' .  I would think that violence of the male spectators would be just as likely to draw in a police response as would a catfight melee breaking out.

I find that male spectators generally agree not to interfere and abide by that agreement, absent a compelling reason.  That compliance mostly avoids the development of brawls.