What advantage does a male have over a female (or female over male) in billiards?
I keep seeing posts about some pool tournament that ended up with 2 trannys in the finals of the women's division.
I have played a lot of pool in my time on earth but can't for the life of me figure out why there even needs to be separate womens divisions in billiards.
Is it because males have a stick and balls on hand to practice all the time?
Help me out and let me know what I am missing here.
#asknostr
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