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CMV: Teaching our Daughters to Conceal Carry is a Responsible Decision

We've all heard the stories of female victims walking down the street alone. Stories I will not elaborate on due to their repulsiveness. I NEVER want this to happen to my daughters. 

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Women on average are much smaller than. Less physically strong as well. Unarmed, smaller women have a massive disadvantage when trying to defend themselves. 

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I'm teaching my daughters how to properly use handguns in a safe and responsible manner. I take them to the shooting range once a month to keep them sharpe. My wife and I have taught them how to minimize risk with several best practices. My daughters are very safe and disciplined.

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Teaching them this form of self defense has given them an upper hand against the evils lurking in the shadows. Thank God neither of them has ever needed to use their acquired skills, but it helps me sleep at night knowing that if I'm not around, they can still protect themselves and each other. 

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Tell me if and why you think teaching our daughters might be an irresponsible decision.
gpt
Most rapes aren't stranger rapes, and overemphasizing them may make you less aware of the real threat.  If one isn't expecting a person to be a problem, but then that person does go too far, one can easily not be in a position to use or reach the gun.

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While helpful, it's also far from a guarantee, especially since the opponent will have the initiative; an ambush seriously limits the useability of a gun.  Is your safe practices training focused on the guns, or on more general situational awareness?

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I don't really disagree, just wanted to raise some points/concerns.