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BoxingImane Khelif

Imane Khelif ประเภทบุคลิกภาพ

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"Imane Khelif ประเภทบุคลิกภาพประเภทใด Imane Khelif เป็นประเภทบุคลิกภาพ ISTP ใน mbti, 6w5 - sx/so - 684 ใน Enneagram, RCOEN ใน Big 5, LSI ใน Socionics"

she was born a woman, identifies as a woman, lives in Algeria (where being trans is illegal), XY women literally exist. the italian boxer is known for already complaining about being punched in the face in another match, like if it wasn't the purpose of boxing. all she does is to gain affection points from others because she's just lame at it. it's boxing, where you get punched at the face, not getting cuddled. and the cameras also show how she was in a bad posture (for example, raising her chin). and if you think women with natural high T should not participate, then advocate for banning basketball players who are like 6'8. all of this stuff just amplifies the stereotypes of "women weak, men strong". it encapsulates the fact that transphobes actually can't identify real women, and then go on the appearances to say that "she looks like a man", betraying their own rhetoric and logic. boxing is not a cuddling session, it's a fighting game. and if you get punched in the face in a boxing match, you asked for it. there is no excuse. also, Imane has more loses than victories, so there's no excuse. AT ALL. more notes, this society will always praise a man with natural advantages, but never for women. apparently, women can't have natural advantages, otherwise they're cheating, or not a woman anymore. this dehumanization is sickening, dumb, illogical, misogynistic and pointless. Also for her typing, I used the times where she talked about her life and how she acts. She definitely has Ti-Se and shows sx6's need to be intimidating to protect herself from the threats. 8 fix is definitely sure but would be typed as so8 if 8 core. Not sure about 4 fix though.

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An Algerian amateur boxer who learned the sport to push back against her Mother's abuser while growing up in poverty. In 2024, she won Gold for Olympic Boxing against opponent Yang Liu.