◊ | There is a good reason why Human males wouldn't go after female Neandarthals meanwhile male neandarthals had all the fun...

...real life Monster Musume would be so rough and unfair for all of us my friends. Unless we return to Monke; more like Chimpanzees; in fully enraged mode ( Obviously this is a joke )

You can use a female UFC fighter or champion and she would still die to a female Neanderthal.

A healthy young 5'9 male dude would beat tf out a 5'1 neanderthal woman, the dimensional size difference would already outweigh the physical difference. Additionally a much longer reach, so the female neanderthal can have fun taking those jabs unless she's a professional wrestler (no neanderthal was)

Trying to fight someone who is much taller and rangier than you is is a nightmare lmao, Israel Adesanya for example was able to run the whole middleweight division for a while solely based on the fact he was so much taller and longer than everyone

Mind you these are professional fighters, now imagine a small Neanderthal who is most certainly gonna walk into punches or kicks. It’s getting knocked out, we are designed to knock things out. Our core strength and leg strength are the strongest of any ape by a country mile and our arm anatomy and shoulder anatomy are way better for landing punches. You aren’t seeing any other ape do this kind of stuff. Even if an average man doesn’t have the full fundamentals of a fighter he’s certainly knocking out a much smaller Neanderthal out

Let’s not even begin to talk about ANY professional fighter lol, even someone smaller like Weili or Shevchenko is sleeping a Neanderthal with a well landed punch or kick

Or if it for some reason gets to the ground they’re gonna brutalize the Neanderthal with punches or elbows

Y’all really underestimate the fighting ability of not just average people but also trained fighters. No healthy normal human being should lose a fight to a 5 foot tall, 120 pound ape

W, let's not forget the testosterone levels of a male human being most definitely higher than that of a female neanderthal, which upregulates adrenaline output and I think we all know what adrenaline does