American Kunoichi!

<p>Ah I bet you are all wondering why American Kunoichi. Well in short it made more sense to say American Kunoichi and keep it simple because I didn't want to write out the words American female ninja and kunoichi just sounds so much better and cooler to me. However as a martial artist I have studied many forms of martial arts and most people fawn over or revere the ninja. But very few people know the story about female ninjas.</p><p></p><p>Now being a person who's mixed sadly I think that the story of a male ninja who's mixed wouldn't really catch the reader's attention. However as I am a straight man I figured that just like others I am very much intrigued with how women live. I have five sisters but sadly I am the only one in the family-male or female-who has taken or dabbled in the martial arts. So I took it from the position of If I were the younger sister and a martial artist and got thrown this situation. My not being a girl made it difficult but lucky for me I have a great and superhyper imagination. Also my favorite heroes have always been women. Plus I strongly believe that a story about women goes further because they make one feel more emotionally invested.</p><p></p><p>I used the term emotionally invested for a reason. Most people-and I mostly mean us men-are afraid to show their feelings and emotions and this story gave me a chance to express my emotions and how I channeled my late father into the father of the young women of the story. Also I wanted to show us men that we can be girl dads and prove that our daughters can be just as powerful as if not more powerful than our sons-not to foreshadow the son in the story.</p>