Insecurity – it takes many forms and it depends on how you define it. But the matter of the fact is that it’s prevalent in almost all areas of life…
And Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is no exception.
Craig Jones, fan favorite of many in the BJJ sphere, recently took to Instagram to “reveal” why there are, in his words, “so many insecure men in Jiu-Jitsu”.
His explanation might surprise you:
Let’s answer the question of why the sport of Jiu-Jitsu is filled with such insecure men.
Now, to do so, we need to break down what makes you good at this sport…Our sport is fully defined by your ability to move your hips.
Now, ask yourself, what type of man has an exceptional ability to move his hips?That’s a man with a small d*ck.
Jones goes deeper into the explanation:
That’s a man like myself.
We will find a way, simply by using our hips to gain another half inch, maybe a full inch out of ourselves.
And therein lies the real reason of why our sport is full of such insecure men.
We just have tiny d*cks.
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