Although it does not appear so obvious, the human body-if thought about very superficially but with some depth of reasoning-could be understood yes as in two variables.

But also in a third union – or origin. From which precisely two variations follow.

This is not to say that there is a third variant, rather if we reflect on the differences we will also notice the similarities.

And where it seems that one aspect is missing, perhaps it is not so.

The woman is agile and can move really fluidly in a ballet or classical dance of various traditions (such as Chinese).

The man has strength and so can perform somewhat more explosive fighting techniques.

But it doesn’t end there, because in any case the female gender usually approaches other people and life in general in a gentle way.

The male one has a more towering bearing perhaps but more would be the righteousness to which all people should adhere in fact.

However, there are no shortcomings as you can see, but more obvious aspects.

Because while it is true that males are less agile, they can certainly become agile, but at the same time they have a certain strength.

And although women apparently lack it, they have a lot of agility.

But this should not be about fighting; it should also be about discipline — as in genuine martial arts.

Which in fact also include elements for the improvement of the person’s mind and body and especially of one’s character and thus of one’s moral standards, one’s heart.