out of control contest

[wendy77]

have you ever had a match get out of control?  what brought it on?

[Sinful Senorita Carmen]

What is your definition of out of control contest?  where no one could break it up it was getting so rough or do you mean a one sided fight?

[Clawdelle]

I'm commenting so I can follow this thread and see where it goes.  I'll respond if  the direction it takes interests me

[capperhollie]

In what context
1 agreed limits get broken
No impartial party to split fight up
Fight one sided

[wendy77]

i guess my question was a little vague.  put it in the context of an arranged wrestling/catfight contest, where rules are specified ahead of time and then just disregarded.

[Sinful Senorita Carmen]

mine have a little at wrestling events at biker matches unless something blatantly illegal is done like punching etc.

[Clawdelle]

If there is no third party to impartially enforce rules,  making rules tends to be a waste of time unless the two opponents are extremely trustworthy.   If  animosity  between the two fighters is  the reason for the fight, and there's no third party to impartially enforce the rules, it's pretty much a given that one or both women will ignore the rules,  If you're the one sticking to the rules and there's no third party to enforce them, your options  are pretty much limited to  either getting out of the fight any way you can, or  retaliating  by disregarding the rules yourself, and be prepared for the level of violence  to increase exponentially the moment you do.

[Debbiedoes]

Quite a while back a good friend and I put on a sexy wrestling match for our husbands, there were no rules discussed but 'friendly' was implied. It was all fun to start with, then we had a break for a drink, some trash talk was suggested which seemed like a fun idea so we did. Unfortunately it got too personal and carried on when we continued with the bout...a twenty year friendship harbours a few secret grudges which came out, turning the fun match into a fight! Our guys did try to stop us but we wanted to settle it and they were told to back off or leave. Other than not biting anything off we were out of control...exhaustion stopping us rather than serious injury thankfully

[samantha80]

thought this topic interesting, since not so long ago, I unfortunately experienced a bit of an out of control situation in an arranged match.  to make a long story short, I was kneed in the crotch after she[my opponent] called break when we were up against a corner wall.  I let her go, not knowing whether she was hurt and suddenly, out of the blue, she kneed me in the crotch.  we had agreed prior to the match that kneeing, amongst other things was off limits.  I was infuriated, but the pain overcame my ability to retaliate.  my second stopped the match immediately.  this was a rematch and i had dominated the first meeting.  looking back on the experience, she was frustrated because the second match was going the same way as the first.  lucky for me, my second stepped in quickly.  the one lesson I learned is never participate in a competitive match without a second...unless you and your opponent are intimate and even then, things can go wrong. 

[hunter1985]

women fight can be dangerous

[deboveru]

Out of control, no, but I have had sessions where the boundaries were reset more liberally part way through.