👉 The "yes weapon" is a term often used in self-defense contexts to describe the mental and physical readiness to respond positively, even when faced with aggression or hostility. It involves maintaining a calm and assertive demeanor, using verbal and non-verbal cues to communicate confidence and willingness to defend oneself without resorting to violence. This approach aims to deter potential attackers by demonstrating strength and resolve, while also potentially diffusing tense situations. By focusing on positive engagement, the "yes weapon" strategy seeks to neutralize threats before they escalate into physical confrontations.
