Is it weird that Im afraid to play sports with girls?

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Straydog

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because Im afraid of emasculation, both symbolic and literal. first of all, it sucks to get beat by a girl, its just not supposed to happen. Its embarrasing. And second, what if while ur playing a girl she hits you in your balls. its happened to me more than once. the most recent was a couple months ago in a pe soccer game. she blasted me. ever since then, ive been reluctant to play sports with girls. im just afraid im gonna get an "accidental" knee in my balls
 
You should be more concerned about breaking them into little twigs. Grow a pair.

No offense to women or anything, but men are physically inclined to completely obliterating the opposite sex in 90% of contact sports.

There's always non-contact sports, but what fun are they?

Also, there should never be any forced balance in co-ed sports of any kind. Join the team that picks you/you try out for/etc. Forcing a mix only leads to crappy people filling roster slots.
 
If men and women do play a sport together, it should be 50% of men/50% of women vs. the same; so that the event isn't viewed as a battle of the sexes, which only breeds more resentment. There is less of a focal point on gender if there isn't direct competition between men and women.

@Kris- Agreed, but that would be if it was forced to be Co-Ed.
 
Come on mate. Stop being a sook. I play mixed netball and it's a lot of fun. Most of the girls there play club netball and smoke most of the guys every week. So what? Not to metion if you're single it's a great way to meet girls. Harden up.
 
If men and women do play a sport together, it should be 50% of men/50% of women vs. the same; so that the event isn't viewed as a battle of the sexes, which only breeds more resentment. There is less of a focal point on gender if there isn't direct competition between men and women.

@Kris- Agreed, but that would be if it was forced to be Co-Ed.
 
If men and women do play a sport together, it should be 50% of men/50% of women vs. the same; so that the event isn't viewed as a battle of the sexes, which only breeds more resentment. There is less of a focal point on gender if there isn't direct competition between men and women.

@Kris- Agreed, but that would be if it was forced to be Co-Ed.
 
Come on mate. Stop being a sook. I play mixed netball and it's a lot of fun. Most of the girls there play club netball and smoke most of the guys every week. So what? Not to metion if you're single it's a great way to meet girls. Harden up.
 
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