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What makes a catfight... a "CATFIGHT"

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Offline suhmann

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Re: What makes a catfight... a "CATFIGHT"
« Reply #15 on: February 07, 2025, 10:58:14 PM »
What makes a catfight a catfight?

Oh this take will be spicy and controversial…

Clothes
Hair pulling
Scratching
Biting
Kicking
Slapping
Punching
Catballs



Honestly none of the above really matters, in my opinion. What ultimately makes a catfight a catfight is…

*Drum roll please*

The state of mind of us women involved! For me the psychology of what is driving us ladies to fight is what really matters. When we’ve both got a bad case of tunnel vision and it’s just relentless attack, attack, attack - this for me is a catfight! When I’m too focused on kicking some bitches knee while trying to pull her head back by her hair; so that I might punch the bitch in the face. So much so that I don’t notice she’s raking her nails down my left cheek and when I do notice, I basically ignore it and keep on pulling that hair. So that I can throw that sweet series’s of punches, this for me is a catfight.

Or to put it another way…

Violence, rage with a not so healthy side order of reckless self regard is quintessentially for me a catfight.

But of course perhaps the best people to decide whether or not it’s a catfight? Is *Shocker* the two more ladies involved :)

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Your answer is in a nutshell: just a desire to fight with a woman :)

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Re: What makes a catfight... a "CATFIGHT"
« Reply #16 on: February 07, 2025, 11:09:12 PM »
What makes a catfight a catfight?

Oh this take will be spicy and controversial…

Clothes
Hair pulling
Scratching
Biting
Kicking
Slapping
Punching
Catballs



Honestly none of the above really matters, in my opinion. What ultimately makes a catfight a catfight is…

*Drum roll please*

The state of mind of us women involved! For me the psychology of what is driving us ladies to fight is what really matters. When we’ve both got a bad case of tunnel vision and it’s just relentless attack, attack, attack - this for me is a catfight! When I’m too focused on kicking some bitches knee while trying to pull her head back by her hair; so that I might punch the bitch in the face. So much so that I don’t notice she’s raking her nails down my left cheek and when I do notice, I basically ignore it and keep on pulling that hair. So that I can throw that sweet series’s of punches, this for me is a catfight.

Or to put it another way…

Violence, rage with a not so healthy side order of reckless self regard is quintessentially for me a catfight.

But of course perhaps the best people to decide whether or not it’s a catfight? Is *Shocker* the two more ladies involved :)

Xoxo
Kate
Your answer is in a nutshell: just a desire to fight with a woman :)

Actually no, if I had just a desire to fight other women. I would put on some boxing gloves and go down the local gym :)

It goes far beyond desire. It’s more I need to hurt that bitch, I need to see her cry, I need her to admit I’m the better woman and even then I will probably keep attacking. Now everyone is different, some ladies like me can go from passive to aggressive in a single step. For others that journey from passive to aggressive is like jumping the Grand Canyon.

So I say again don’t underestimate the importance of psychology and understanding what is driving us women to tear each other apart. Understanding what’s needed to get us to this state, probably answers the question - what is a catfight.

But heh I could be wrong, it’s only my opinion and opinion is not fact.

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Kate
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Re: What makes a catfight... a "CATFIGHT"
« Reply #17 on: February 08, 2025, 02:08:24 AM »
What makes a catfight a catfight?

Oh this take will be spicy and controversial…

Clothes
Hair pulling
Scratching
Biting
Kicking
Slapping
Punching
Catballs



Honestly none of the above really matters, in my opinion. What ultimately makes a catfight a catfight is…

*Drum roll please*

The state of mind of us women involved! For me the psychology of what is driving us ladies to fight is what really matters. When we’ve both got a bad case of tunnel vision and it’s just relentless attack, attack, attack - this for me is a catfight! When I’m too focused on kicking some bitches knee while trying to pull her head back by her hair; so that I might punch the bitch in the face. So much so that I don’t notice she’s raking her nails down my left cheek and when I do notice, I basically ignore it and keep on pulling that hair. So that I can throw that sweet series’s of punches, this for me is a catfight.

Or to put it another way…

Violence, rage with a not so healthy side order of reckless self regard is quintessentially for me a catfight.

But of course perhaps the best people to decide whether or not it’s a catfight? Is *Shocker* the two more ladies involved :)

Xoxo
Kate
Your answer is in a nutshell: just a desire to fight with a woman :)

Actually no, if I had just a desire to fight other women. I would put on some boxing gloves and go down the local gym :)

It goes far beyond desire. It’s more I need to hurt that bitch, I need to see her cry, I need her to admit I’m the better woman and even then I will probably keep attacking. Now everyone is different, some ladies like me can go from passive to aggressive in a single step. For others that journey from passive to aggressive is like jumping the Grand Canyon.

So I say again don’t underestimate the importance of psychology and understanding what is driving us women to tear each other apart. Understanding what’s needed to get us to this state, probably answers the question - what is a catfight.

But heh I could be wrong, it’s only my opinion and opinion is not fact.

Xoxo
Kate


Not a controversial take at all as far as I'm concerned, Kate understood the assignment and hit the nail on the head! Again it's an opinion here but we're looking for the bare-bones definition not the bells and whistles, not "what I'd LIKE to see happen" - what is the BARE MINIMUM to meet the required definition in your eyes.

The state of mind of us women involved! For me the psychology of what is driving us ladies to fight is what really matters. When we’ve both got a bad case of tunnel vision and it’s just relentless attack, attack, attack - this for me is a catfight!

Absolutely this! Definitely more psychological than the actual physical moves, it's more the raw animalistic drive rather than whether or not we know how to kickbox - an excellent take

But of course perhaps the best people to decide whether or not it’s a catfight? Is *Shocker* the two more ladies involved

I mean, in an ideal world - yes - but when do women ever get to decide what we or the things we do get labeled as? Pretty much everything we do is judged and labeled by society at large *cough cough the patriarchy cough cough*
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Re: What makes a catfight... a "CATFIGHT"
« Reply #18 on: February 08, 2025, 03:54:54 AM »
Each woman has to dressed like so: button down blouse/shirt, no bra, skirt or shorts, no leggings, no pantyhose, barefoot
and the blouses/shirts need to substantially ripped (either purposely or accidently) durring the fight.


So I mean no offense and to each their own, but these sound more like preferences rather than what I'm asking for which is just the base definition of the term.

If the attire were different than your preference or nothing gets ripped etc - would you still not refer to the event itself as a catfight? I'm sure if you saw two fully clothed women yanking hair in public you'd describe it to others as a catfight no?

What are the things things that prevent it from being or define it as a catfight? That's what I'm curious about more than the background or attire etc. - what are the bare minimum parameters required to meet the definition in your eyes?

You're absolutely right. It's preferences.
All I know is I judge how good a catfight is by how sexually aroused I get.  ;D

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Re: What makes a catfight... a "CATFIGHT"
« Reply #19 on: February 08, 2025, 06:52:16 AM »
Each woman has to dressed like so: button down blouse/shirt, no bra, skirt or shorts, no leggings, no pantyhose, barefoot
and the blouses/shirts need to substantially ripped (either purposely or accidently) durring the fight.


So I mean no offense and to each their own, but these sound more like preferences rather than what I'm asking for which is just the base definition of the term.

If the attire were different than your preference or nothing gets ripped etc - would you still not refer to the event itself as a catfight? I'm sure if you saw two fully clothed women yanking hair in public you'd describe it to others as a catfight no?

What are the things things that prevent it from being or define it as a catfight? That's what I'm curious about more than the background or attire etc. - what are the bare minimum parameters required to meet the definition in your eyes?

You're absolutely right. It's preferences.
All I know is I judge how good a catfight is by how sexually aroused I get.  ;D

Yessir, the question is not "what's a GOOD catfight" it's simply - what IS a catfight at it's base level.

What would have to happen in an altercation for it to be considered a catfight at all? Or what things would prohibit a fight from meeting the definition?

There's still no right or wrong here either just wanted to be clear the question I'm posing is less about what makes a good catfight for you and more just... what IS a catfight to you
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Re: What makes a catfight... a "CATFIGHT"
« Reply #20 on: February 08, 2025, 05:04:48 PM »
What makes a catfight a catfight?

Agreed, Kate ... Violence, rage with a not so healthy side order of reckless self regard.

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Re: What makes a catfight... a "CATFIGHT"
« Reply #21 on: February 08, 2025, 11:03:16 PM »
What makes a catfight a catfight?

Oh this take will be spicy and controversial…

Clothes
Hair pulling
Scratching
Biting
Kicking
Slapping
Punching
Catballs



Honestly none of the above really matters, in my opinion. What ultimately makes a catfight a catfight is…

*Drum roll please*

The state of mind of us women involved! For me the psychology of what is driving us ladies to fight is what really matters. When we’ve both got a bad case of tunnel vision and it’s just relentless attack, attack, attack - this for me is a catfight! When I’m too focused on kicking some bitches knee while trying to pull her head back by her hair; so that I might punch the bitch in the face. So much so that I don’t notice she’s raking her nails down my left cheek and when I do notice, I basically ignore it and keep on pulling that hair. So that I can throw that sweet series’s of punches, this for me is a catfight.

Or to put it another way…

Violence, rage with a not so healthy side order of reckless self regard is quintessentially for me a catfight.

But of course perhaps the best people to decide whether or not it’s a catfight? Is *Shocker* the two more ladies involved :)

Xoxo
Kate
Your answer is in a nutshell: just a desire to fight with a woman :)

Actually no, if I had just a desire to fight other women. I would put on some boxing gloves and go down the local gym :)

It goes far beyond desire. It’s more I need to hurt that bitch, I need to see her cry, I need her to admit I’m the better woman and even then I will probably keep attacking. Now everyone is different, some ladies like me can go from passive to aggressive in a single step. For others that journey from passive to aggressive is like jumping the Grand Canyon.

So I say again don’t underestimate the importance of psychology and understanding what is driving us women to tear each other apart. Understanding what’s needed to get us to this state, probably answers the question - what is a catfight.

But heh I could be wrong, it’s only my opinion and opinion is not fact.

Xoxo
Kate
That's actually what I meant, sport is about restrictions and rules anyway. And you are in the framework.Namely, catfight gives you that feeling of full contact and freedom of action with your opponent. You completely immerse yourself in the fight with each other.Literally mixing with her into one whole. And the longer and harder the fight, the sweeter the submission of the opponent.And as I always say, it's a pity that we men will never feel what a woman feels when she fights with another woman, such a hellish primal mixture of feelings.

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Re: What makes a catfight... a "CATFIGHT"
« Reply #22 on: February 08, 2025, 11:43:20 PM »
Our thoughts include, a physical confrontation between females who are close in age, size, and have only primal/instinctive skills in fighting. They share a wariness and unspoken fear of how far it will go once it starts. But they also have an unrelenting ego that drives them deeper into the face of potential tragedy. And their willingness put it all on the line is augmented by their male mates encouragement to show their opponent who is the better woman. It’s all part of mate selection among the human species.

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Re: What makes a catfight... a "CATFIGHT"
« Reply #23 on: February 10, 2025, 02:51:26 AM »
When is an altercation specifically a "catfight" in your opinion? Big emphasis on the word opinion there as I think we all have differing definitions and as what is technically a slang term, it can certainly be open to interpretation.

Even a simple verbal spat between women can sometimes be reported on as a catfight - but for me the personally it comes down to one simple thing - tactics.

We aren't boxing, we aren't kicking and punching with skill and technique - to me two women fighting in that style are simply 'fighting' - a fight no doubt, but a catfight? In my opinion no.

Same with grappling - skilled MMA practitioners going for submissions - while impressive - does not say "catfight" to me - again women fighting with these tactics are skilled and labeling their martial arts bouts as "catfights" is kind of demeaning and dismissive of the hard work and training they've put in to fight with such technique.

To me for a catfight to be a true catfight there needs to be a lack of technical fighting and more raw emotional and feral tactics - hairpulling is a must, but grappling in a catfight is a back-and-forth affair based on strength and determination rather than skill. The strikes are also likewise less technical and involve more slapping than punching - if the women are strictly punching I hesitate to call it a catfight and just based on the intensity alone would refer to such as a fistfight or simply a 'fight'.

The combatants aren't there to simply knock out or make the other submit, there's something inherently feminine in catfight tactics that makes us just go right for the hair or scratching each others faces, shredding shirts and tearing at nylons in an attempt not as much to beat our rival down as humiliate them and damage their feminine image.

Those are my two cents, attached are some examples from some of my matches that I think of when I think "CATFIGHT" - but I'm curious what others have to say!

Really a nice perspective brought out for discussion. There are a variety of female combats on this forum and I am specifically looking for 'CATFIGHT' mostly Indian.

The essence of catfights according to me is the building up of 'tension' between the two females due to some sort of urge to humble other or may be just a desire to put other down due to jealousy.

This tension may not come out in form of physical altercation most of the times as even verbal spat involving indirect taunts escalating to direct name callings either face to face or behind the back gives the sense of the female rivalry emotion that excites. However just a verbal quarrel without anything physical seems like foreplay without sex.

The physical encounter which I would prefer to witness in catfight is any sort of attack by one womer- slap, punch, push, grab, kick by one which is immediately retaliated by the other and this attack is out of the animosity or tension built up and not just a randomly agreed competition or matchup with rules or predefined stakes. And for me the other two factors essential are -
a. The physique of the two women should be similar to ensure that none has an advantage over other or which may lead to sheer bullying by one over other.
Both the women must be able to give and take blows with fierce aggression.
b. Considering such encounters should not be premeditated, the women fighting are untrained and unaware of any techniques and the fight goes by gut instincts. Trained moves require stable mind for execution and hence in such combats the emotion essence seems absent.

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Re: What makes a catfight... a "CATFIGHT"
« Reply #24 on: February 12, 2025, 04:25:17 AM »
Indian girls are so hot.  ;D

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Re: What makes a catfight... a "CATFIGHT"
« Reply #25 on: February 12, 2025, 06:49:20 PM »
Nudity. Anything else, it's just two females fighting. A CatFight involves nudity.
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Re: What makes a catfight... a "CATFIGHT"
« Reply #26 on: February 12, 2025, 08:26:44 PM »
Nudity. Anything else, it's just two females fighting. A CatFight involves nudity.

That's a wild take lol

As someone who does non-nude catfights I'd disagree with that and I think any catfights in major media ever would have to be relabeled as well.

I'm definitely not rebranding everything I do just because I don't have my tits out lol I think if I'm pulling another woman's hair and she's pulling mine, and we're slapping, wrestling around - I'd call that a catfight and I think most people would agree with me
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Re: What makes a catfight... a "CATFIGHT"
« Reply #27 on: February 13, 2025, 02:56:33 AM »
Nudity. Anything else, it's just two females fighting. A CatFight involves nudity.

Partly disagree . I prefer them to start out with clothes on (favorite: blouse, no bra, skirt, barefoot), so the clothes can be ripped off and they may or may not end up nude.

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Re: What makes a catfight... a "CATFIGHT"
« Reply #28 on: February 13, 2025, 05:59:11 PM »
Nudity. Anything else, it's just two females fighting. A CatFight involves nudity.

Partly disagree . I prefer them to start out with clothes on (favorite: blouse, no bra, skirt, barefoot), so the clothes can be ripped off and they may or may not end up nude.

I still think all of the above fit under the broader umbrella of "catfight" - when you're talking attire you're getting into personal preference, again I'm just asking overall definition of what makes something a catfight.

The scene in from russia with love - is considered by many to be a classic cinema catfight.

I wouldn't say "well because they still have clothes on at the end it's not TECHNICALLY a catfight"

It's just a catfight with clothes on, but it's still very clearly a catfight
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Re: What makes a catfight... a "CATFIGHT"
« Reply #29 on: February 27, 2025, 06:38:42 AM »
Also - a catfight is a CATFIGHT if both women are barefoot !!!  ;D