When everyone first meets me they think of me as tiny and adorable. Sometimes this gives them the false illusion that I can be easily made a victim. I've been in some situations in the past that could have ended not so great for me. Luckily I was always able to talk my way out of the danger the men posed.
I heard about jiu-jitsu and how it was designed for smaller people against bigger opponents. So, I searched for martial arts school that offered classes and signed up. The teacher was impressed at how quickly I picked things up and would often have me rolling with the guys in the class to offer as much reality to my training as possible.
I'd been training for almost a year when one day this new student showed up to class. At 6'4″ and 280 pounds he was the biggest guy on the mat. He certainly got my girly bits going with his tight black shirt showing off all his muscles and masculinity. I appreciated the way his gi pants hugged his tight ass. He also claimed he was already a blue belt and had that aura of having something to prove, that he was great at the sport. The last half hour of class is always open mat rolling. We'll spread out and pair up and practice what we've learned or refine techniques and moves we've been working on. I was working with one of the guys closer to my own size and he asked me if I was going to roll with the new guy. I gave a calm smile as I adjusted his arm for a triangle choke and just nodded.
We'd broken up again and were switching partners. One of the guys, Mark, who'd been there awhile slapped the new guy on the back and suggested that he roll with me. I stuck my hand out and introduced myself.
"Zoey," I said, "nice to meet you."
"Charlie," he returned sizing me up.
Charlie turned to Mark chuckling, "You're joking right? I'll break her. It wouldn't even be a challenge for me."