Locking down my fighting posts

[rauokinn]

I have worked very hard to balance my honest introspection with always making my failures about me and not putting blame on my opponents or "slamming" my opponents. To me there is a difference between saying I am not happy with a fight, or that I thought a blow was good, but my opponent didn't, and talking and assessing the ways I can make my

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[ya_inga]

I find it appalling that the lock down is needful as I have never seen anything that warranted concern in your posts.

That said - filters are handy :)

HUGS love and respect

[dagmarhalvdan]

I am also sorry to hear you need to do this though I find myself over editting my fighting posts half the time as they seem to have progressed from private (my head on 'paper') to things read more publicly by others. I do mostly lock down my posts to 'fighting friends' but when I started that was merely to save those with no interest in fighting from feeling as if they needed to read them.

I have enjoyed being able to follow your steps and frustrations.

[rectangularcat]

I am sorry you had to do that. I am not a fighter but got a lot out of reading how your mind approaches training. It was nice to see you yesterday!

[ta2grrl]

Having fought with you just recently, but not being a part of your fighting posts, I can't really comment beyond what I have been a party to.

I have found you nothing but genuinely reflective and honest about how you have fought, win or lose.

I appreciate what it is you bring to the table for all fighters, male and female, and I am sorry to hear that you feel you need to restrict that knowledge due to someone's inability to take your honesty at face value.

I do, however, know exactly how you feel.

XXX

[thealater]

I have learned so much from reading your posts and hope I will still be able to see them.