Growing up, females are constantly reminded to defend themselves. When they are old enough, a brother, father, uncle, or grandpa takes us out to shoot guns. When we turn 21, we're told to get a permit to carry. But why just females? We is it that females are the only ones told to learn how to defend themselves? Why is it that guys are never told "learn how to defend yourself" or "go buy a gun and get a permit to carry when you are 21?" Why?

There are males out there that will just as easily attack another male instead of a female. Protect yourself, guys. What happens when you're walking alone at night and 2 or 3 strong, muscular, mean guys stop you? You can try to fight them, but it may not end well if it's a 3-1 situation. Protect yourself. It doesn't make you any less of a man if you're a concealed carrier. Actually, I can assure you that us females will feel safer knowing you have a gun if we go out or are just walking or driving down the world.

Males aren't the only people that attack in groups. Reality check, females travel in groups, too. Females are mean and violent, too. Females are attackers and perpetrators, too. Protect yourselves, guys. If you're a permitted carrier and 3 or 4 women come up behind you when you're alone and begin to attack you, what are you going to do? Sure, once again, you can fight them, but it will be hard in a 4-1 scenario. Protect yourself, carry a gun. Sure, maybe it's unethical to shoot a woman, but it's not illegal if it's in self-defense. I'm not saying you need to try to kill every male or female in your sight, I'm just saying it's better safe than sorry. Females are attackers, too, remember that.

If you're 21, protect yourself. Make yourself a concealed carrier. Practice shooting. Learn how to use a small gun that you can easily hide. Be smart. Be aware. Get your gun and run.