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Turn your attacker’s head so that their nose is in line with your mouth. Once those who are less motivated understand what is happening and what you are about to do, they may well back away, as they now know what the cost of involvement may be.

When you bite the nose, get a good grip on it (don’t seal your mouth around it, though, for health and safety reasons), and while still holding the head, rip it from side to side. This may seem barbaric, but you will want to cause your assailant as much pain as possible. Ideally, you want everyone else in the group to hear your attacker’s screams and shouts so that they hesitate to get involved. Still holding/biting your attacker, maneuver yourself to a position from which you can disengage.

When you bite, you should aim to “nip” at your assailant’s exposed or unprotected flesh (i.e., that covered by a T-shirt or another type of clothing with sufficiently thin material), rather than making deep bites. Nipping and then pulling/ripping the flesh with the teeth causes much more acute pain than simply making a deep bite. Another advantage of nipping is that the mouth rarely forms an airtight seal around the flesh; this means that most blood-borne diseases such as HIV and hepatitis will present less of a risk.