First a link I found.
http://en.allexperts.com/q/Self-Defense-...nizers.htm
Although I wasn't assaulted, I recognize the situation the OP mentioned because one time I was in a blind date with a girl. The girl actually liked me but I was in bad luck because her father happens to be protective and threatened me to stop seeing her. I just found out recently he was a former mobster and another guy who was secretly dating the girl just go hospitalized (with serious signs of battery in his injuries). There's no evidence to sue the dad but I wouldn't be surprised if he hired a thug to attack the new love suitor and I'm glad I left this girl ASAP after her mobster dad threatened me.
Still I'm quite curious because you never see say someone like Indiana Jones have to defend himself from an ex who's still clinging to a girl he just slept with last night in movies and TV.
I mean people like John Beckwith and Jeremy Grey from Wedding Crasher can go around banging random hotties without somehow attracting the attention of a conservative religious father or overprotective mother who believes in "feminine virtues".
Even irl you never hear about the famous real life hot guys who get girls all the time such as George Clooney and of course the famed Giacomo Casanova getting assaulted because a girl who isn't interested told her boyfriend to beat them up.
Yet in real life, I see it all the time. Even your stereotypical hunky jock suffers this as I know one got sued in court for "attempted rape" (he didn't do it because I know him well as my friend) and almost got incarcerated. My sister actually punched a guy attempting PUA moves and a fellow classmate of mine back in high school was threatened by a girl to stop looking or else she'll get her BF to beat him up.
Why so much contradiction irl from the legendary stories and experts in the field?
http://en.allexperts.com/q/Self-Defense-...nizers.htm
Although I wasn't assaulted, I recognize the situation the OP mentioned because one time I was in a blind date with a girl. The girl actually liked me but I was in bad luck because her father happens to be protective and threatened me to stop seeing her. I just found out recently he was a former mobster and another guy who was secretly dating the girl just go hospitalized (with serious signs of battery in his injuries). There's no evidence to sue the dad but I wouldn't be surprised if he hired a thug to attack the new love suitor and I'm glad I left this girl ASAP after her mobster dad threatened me.
Still I'm quite curious because you never see say someone like Indiana Jones have to defend himself from an ex who's still clinging to a girl he just slept with last night in movies and TV.
I mean people like John Beckwith and Jeremy Grey from Wedding Crasher can go around banging random hotties without somehow attracting the attention of a conservative religious father or overprotective mother who believes in "feminine virtues".
Even irl you never hear about the famous real life hot guys who get girls all the time such as George Clooney and of course the famed Giacomo Casanova getting assaulted because a girl who isn't interested told her boyfriend to beat them up.
Yet in real life, I see it all the time. Even your stereotypical hunky jock suffers this as I know one got sued in court for "attempted rape" (he didn't do it because I know him well as my friend) and almost got incarcerated. My sister actually punched a guy attempting PUA moves and a fellow classmate of mine back in high school was threatened by a girl to stop looking or else she'll get her BF to beat him up.
Why so much contradiction irl from the legendary stories and experts in the field?