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Sunday November 5 2017 - ManWrestler

I've met ManWrestler (id 4470) today for a brief match. We fought a few times before: my history files are pointing me to dates in 2012, 2013 and 2014. We probably had a match before 2012, but I did not take any pictures on our first encounter. I however do recall him nagging me by telling me that he was going to beat me up and that I was going to submit to him easily and that he would make me his b****.

So when he showed up, I was determined to make him put his foot in his mouth by giving him a body scissors. That's where he admitted to me that he felt so powerless when he had to give up in it. That "powerless" word keeps echoing in my mind and makes me grin. It's always a good feeling to be able to tone down someone's dirty talk and arrogance over months of messaging.

Years went by and ManWrestler built up a good wrestling skillset. He learned new defensive and evasive strategies that would make our sub match a little bit less un-even. Today though was an early morning match and I guess he was pretty tired. Let's just say that tumbling him around was slightly easy this time around.

I convinced him to take a few pics in his hotel room. His favorite hold being the headscissors, we've decided to apply it one for one. I look pretty angry in the shot below... it's as if I'm about to seek out revenge against someone or something...

In this next one, ManWrestler made me realize that the size of my thighs were pretty thick. I think this particular image or the angle is maybe distorting it.

ManWrestler's strength lies in his headlock. With a firm grip, it is powerful enough to make opponents submit, except that I do have a high tolerance for pain and psychologically, I just take it as a friendly hug, so why would I submit to that?

I obviously have to show him how powerful I am and how his bearhug is worthless against me.

Lastly, I should probably finish him off with a traditional torture rack. Let it be known that before being ManWrestler, his handle was ManJobber. I had quite a bit of trouble because he was a bit uneasy about the idea of racking (although we did it in one of our previous meets) and he wasn't bending back properly. It's a good thing that he's 180 lbs. It's light enough for me to leverage out the incorrect posture and rectify the hold by aligning him up correctly.

This was my 2nd attempt in racking him today... the first attempt ended up with a semi-crash along the side of the bed that probably belongs to the blooper reel. I'll post it online on another day.

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