Julia Soboleva, “Self-Defence,” 2025
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Julia Soboleva, “Self-Defence,” 2025

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General PSA but be extremely wary of self-defence advice you see online, particularly stuff aimed towards women.
The only good thing here is the advice at the end where he says be as violent as possible.
The technique is dreadful. It should be obvious that we should not be encouraging women to go to the ground when defending against an attacker - who is in most cases a man.
This type of flashy ‘All women should know this one cool trick’ content puts you at risk.
Self-defence tip by Eliot Spencer: Put your hip into the punch!
I think killing rapists should rule as self defence cause we are protecting ourselves and the world from germs like them afterall....

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One of the best things about going to a single sex girls school was that they gave us a series of classes on female specific self defence incase we were attacked by a male.
I remembered some tips I thought would be useful for women to know
In Canada, any spray that is capable of injuring or incapacitating someone is currently considered to be a prohibited weapon, including any
Legalizing pepper spray and other similar maces wouldn’t automatically make Canadians safer, experts caution after an Ontario cabinet minister urged Ottawa to change the laws.
On Sunday, Ontario Attorney General Doug Downey said he thinks the federal government and Justice Minister Sean Fraser should legalize both the use and carrying of pepper spray for self-defence.
It’s not the first time a province has made that request — Alberta’s provincial government did so in 2021.
But Jennifer Bajus, a personal safety and self-protection instructor at Krav Maga Force Fire, urges caution, saying legalizing pepper spray would be “steering people in the wrong direction.”
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Forgot my pepper spray today and definitely brought my setting spray. How the trends come to fruition.