If you can't get a gun, get some self defense training. It can help foster the same mindset and confidence that carrying a firearm would.

A lot of the attacker/victim relationship can be boiled down to very instinctive and primal behavior. Predators naturally seek prey. Don't look like easy prey. That confidence you get from carrying a gun? That's outwardly perceivable to would be attackers. Being alert and aware of your surroundings, making eye contact, and how you carry yourself are all analyzed by the primitive parts of our brain and subconsciously feed to the executive function.

All that being said, stay strapped or get clapped.

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Facts … but I was actually speaking to virtual victimhood. Owning a gun IRL trains you to assess situations quickly and rationally. That helps in discerning what’s actually a threat and what should be ignored.

These skills come in handy online especially when you’re coming from a place where you feel attacked in a non physical way across multiple realms. Not to mention, being completely unequipped to communicate this.

If you KNOW for lack of a better phrase: ain’t no fucking way… then thats what it is. The threat becomes a joke. But if you’re in a place where the

Virtual words are a feared reality then you need to take control because that’s an uncomfortable spot to be in.

It creates ripples that turn into unmanageable waves. Whether it’s blocking, self defense training, or firearms training you need to examine what’s real and live in that.

You can use a fire arm to hunt your own food, protect your property, protect your family and ammunition is a commodity. As a woman, that knowledge is invaluable… so I made my post.