Domestic abuse and violence against women are rightfully condemned, loudly and publicly, as utterly criminal and wrong under any circumstances. However abuse doesn’t stop there. There are countless forms of less obvious, insidious abuse that affects people of both genders, non-physical abuse that most of us are kinda expected to just put up with. Especially men.
The hashtag #maybeshedoesnthityou is trending on Twitter, and it’s a real eye-opener. Men are sharing their personal stories of manipulation and emotional abuse, and it’s highlighting all kinds of problematic behavior. Perhaps instead of being told to just “suck it up and take it like a man,” guys will be able to express their emotions more honestly, and learn that being treated like crap is not ‘normal.’
Scroll down to check out some examples below, and let us know what you think in the comments.
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Being told to 'man up' is very hurtful, especially when you're just trying to communicate.
This happened to my son. His girlfriend had him falsely arrested, came to my home and spinned me a story and when I stood by my son she kept my granddaughter away. When it got to court the judge asked questions that my sons lawyer hadn't asked and she admitted she lied. It absolutely broke my son. He's never been the same since. I hate her!
Because you aren't helping pay the bills or to take care of her? If the first, find a new job, the second - find a new girlfriend.
I've dealt with gaslighting from both (sic) genders, including a parent. I was told, in a rare moment of honesty, that if I could be made to doubt myself for one second, they then had complete control of the dialogue and me.
No one gets through life without being emotionally damaged in some way. It's part of "life experience".
Or subjected to weeks of guilt tripping, cold shoulder, and 'Nothings wrong, you should know why I'm upset' because you went out to coffee with a friend while they were at work.
I'm so sorry this happened to you. Your heart is precious. I hope you have lots of friends who can help you--family? There are also many support groups. I also hope she is no longer in your life.
I promise you there are many people who will be kind and treat you with the respect you deserve. You never have to accept cruelty. You deserve to be happy. Being alone is better than this. I promise you.
And then later she'll complain that you're a bad father that does nothing and doesn't care about his kids... I've seen it happen.
See, but doing something like either of those suggestions would involve her losing control and him being allowed to interact with others that might notice the abuse and suggest he leave, people that he might actually listen to.
as soon as you stop lying to your self that you need her or even want her you will be fine that being said i know it is not easy just try to stay mentally sound till you gain the courage
Women don't hold a monopoly on emotions. It's so sad to see that many women are stuck in the middle ages when it comes to perceived gender norms.
Oh please leave, you deserve better than this. Always remember, dating is like a car test-drive. Not every car will be your best fit, but every car is someone's best fit. If you don't like the car for your life, it doesn't mean that the car isn't a good car or a valuable car, it's just not "your" car. Go find your Porsche.
A lot of mentaly ill People, rope in the People arround them like that. They maybe can not help it or just won`t, but just know, you are a free Person, everything you do is voluntarily done, you can leave in an instance, you can demand, you can lead the way, you can be strong, you can make your voice be heard.
i think this one needs a bit more context, what if she's mentally ill, and starving herself not to guilt trip you, but because she's genuinely depressed, and her friends are concerned. what if she's unstable and couldn't handle the breakup? what if you're ignoring her and blocking her out without telling her why? then again she could just be a snake but ya know, we need context
She needs professional help, and you are not a professional. Contact a health professional, but this is not about you, but about her.
Not talking to her is called the silent treatment which is a form of mental and emotional abuse..!! Her behaviour is a reaction!
And what did she do that caused him to not talk to her? People are writing dismissive comments on here without any kind of context, If she's starving herself as a reaction or as a coping mechanism then she needs professional help. It's not his job to remain chipper at all times regardless of how she treats him.
Load More Replies...If a friend of mine tried to commit suicide and blamed the SO I would NOT support them staying in the relationship. This whole situation is messed up.
It is beyond sad that she received no consequences for physically abusing you, and utterly sick that people laughed it off. The system needs to change, now.
Oh this is a big one I deal with on a constant basis especially when she throws out "You had all the free time after work to yourself and then you want to go out away from me on the weekend??" Mine you I get home real late and many times only have a few hours at most to get dinner and try relaxing before heading to bed to start another extremely stressful day of non stop work without a real lunch break sometimes (Walking around the office with a cup of noodles going to client desks to work on computer issues so they can go on lunch). Being part of a paintball team kind of requires some weekends that I have to be away and she has been invited, and showed interest, but has a hatred of a friend that has no real good reason behind it outside of he wouldn't let her become a roommate again because of tensions between the other roommates causing issues that would cause her PTSD issues to flare up.
My son is currently in a abusive marriage, though I'm not sure he sees it that way. My DIL has made certain that his family doesn't see their baby boy. Now they're moving. He'll never know how much we love our only grandchild. So sad. All to appease her fragile ego.
maybe it is not about still loving her? Maybe It is about you saying when- when it is finally enough to leave an unhealthy relationship, sometimes love just is not enough and sometimes that hurts the most. Still, better by yourself, than beeing constantly distanced from yourself for the sake of said relationship. Maybe you are worth more?
I hate people who make false accusations. They are so vastly out numbered by people making real accusations and often not receiving any justice but they draw all the attention and make it even harder for real victims to be believed.
She's not meant to say it but to be it...and then you tell it to her...
Been there, had it happen, council people who are now going through it after learning how to detect it.
Her relationship with me ended about 4 years ago. My relationship with her ended 6 months ago, when she told me she made an offer on a house.
Next time , you end it and walk away ... don’t make it a threat, make it a promise
The spelling is correct, they just missed the apostrophe, it should be "you're".
I am so sorry. Run. Run fast and far. Find people who celebrate you, not ignore your journey and struggles to get to a place where you can be you.
I think this is a common way of letting someone know you aren't interested in a romantic relationship anymore, and it sucks because it's not clear words presented with the respect of a face-to-face conversation. It's the coward's way out. Sorry this happened to you.
Who the f**k cares about the care? The car is a tool, not a measurement of "manliness".
I'm so glad they're speaking up about this. It goes both ways, and no one is excused for being abusive in any form. Ladies shouldn't think their partners are immune to abuse and manipulation just because (many of them) may be physically bigger. Both sides need to sacrifice, listen, and nurture.
No argument there. Sick of those women that make us all (the majority) look bad. Because most of us aren't.
Load More Replies...It's sad that it needs to be posted so people realize that SOME women are bitches too, just like SOME men are...hopefully it's not the majority, but we need to stop acting like we, girls, are all perfect and boys are mean...There are flaws on both sides...mental pain can be just as hard as physical.
Speak for yourself, girl. Because I, my sisters, my mom, my female friends, my working colleagues, and many other acquaintances definitely don't act like this. The ones you're talking about are a very common sight on the internet, though....
Load More Replies...Wow I really liked hearing these things. From my perspective of life, it feels I've only been taught men are the ones who break a woman's trust, and that it's much more rare for the woman to be hitting or controlling the man. There are definitely other forms of abuse, and this was really important for me to read, opens my mind a little more.
Yikes. Yes, we all need to realize that these things are done by and to men and women both. This thread includes a ton of examples of gaslighting, manipulation, isolation from friends, and other abuse behaviours which are dangerous and may even be only the beginning. For example I know that one of the signs that precipitates physical abuse is when a man (probably anyone) tries to take you away from your friends and family, either physically (geographically) or by destroying trust. And gaslighting (telling a person that something did or didn't happen (when the opposite is true), over and over until they start to question their own sanity). That one is *incredibly* dangerous. I hope all of these people find the strength to get out of these toxic relationships, and I hope people can begin to learn to recognize these signs. There needs to be more education on this topic, for *everyone*.
Mental abuse (silent treatment, withholding etc.) can do just as much harm as physical abuse.
Totally agree with you that mental abuse can be just as harmful (sometimes even worse), but is the silent treatment really considered mental abuse? I guess it depends to what extreme it's taken...
Load More Replies...Reading these tweets is empowering, yet sad as well for me personally. I had been in an abusive relationship with a woman for over 6 years and in addition to a most of the manipulation tactics listed here she DID hit me. More often than I care to admit. Nothing is more humiliating than getting slapped, called names, being told "I hate you", treated like a child, cheated on, isolated from friends, and generally made to feel worthless. But before anyone judges and says "why didn't you leave?", it was not that simple. Emotional abuse is complicated if you actually love the person doing the abusing and you you are suffering from low self-esteem as I was. Thankfully, I am out of the situation and have spent years rebuilding myself, but the scars remain. Guys (and girls), do NOT tolerate abuse like I did. The minute you get abused and you turn the other cheek, try and rationalize it, or otherwise tolerate it, you only serve to empower your abuser. Get out while you can.
Also for the suicide and self-harm threats - obviously if you know your partner has mental health issues you should try to support them (not fix them) but you are NOT responsible for someone else's emotional and mental health if it is at the expense of your own.
This right here is what I'm interested in. I don't just want to here how women are standing up to abuse. I want to hear how men handle it to because we don't like to acknowledge that we put men in a difficult position of always being on top and always being in charge and giving them no outlet for their feelings.
I guess we have found a spot where men and women treat each other equal...😔 horray???
I used to have constant arguments, being bullied, called at any hour, suicide threatened, even hit once because I didn't wanted to hang out with her. She wasn't even my girlfriend, just needed me to deal her mental issues. At last got fed up, and blockednher of my life. After that Iknew she did the same to other guy.
so if a woman knew there'd be no point (because they either wouldn't get the reactio they want or they know they'd get an a*s whoopin) in going for a fist fight, the best weapon she'll have is her words and actions, which has the potential to leave much deeper scars, sticks and stones and all that. It's f****d up if it happens either way round, to men or women. We all have a voice, but we can't always be heard. This article might give one person the strength to do something.
The best weapon a woman has is the state.. she only has to make an accusation and the full power of the state ( police and judiciary ) will come bearing down on them...
Load More Replies...This is soo sad. I don't like when anyone, male or female, stays with a person who treats them bad. #Maybeshedoesnthitme but you should still get away
If anyone tries to control your friends, your finances, or where you're allowed to go - run. Isolating your victim is always the first step in abuse.Once you're the only one around because you've stopped them seeing their friends they will be emotionally dependent on you and it will be much harder for them to leave. All relationships have to compromise about how much time people spend together and apart, especially if they have kids that can't be left alone, but if one person i dictating the terms that is a very bad sign.
Alright (this might be a bit of a rant so if you don’t like that don’t read it please) I need help analyzing my current situation. So, she says that she loves me and I love her too, but she keeps on getting in relationships with other people. And yet she says she loves me even when in other relationships. Each time I’ve asked her out she’s said no. And I recently learned that she says that to more people than me when she’s in a relationship. She’s mentioned that she’s considered polyamory, but she hasn’t fully accepted it. What do you consider this?
This is emotional abuse. It is unacceptable and both men and women do it. Unfortunately, on average, men find less emotional support when abused. I've noticed it for years. I posted on a forum once about that, and was told I sounded like that men's rights movement (can't remember the acronym). It made me sick that people wouldn't listen to the fact that men get so little support, even from their friends and family, much of the time.
I hate it when women exclaim they are suffering from mental health issues, and say they are abused or are being affected by abuse, and then go on to say then that men cannot have these same problems. Definitely not all women, but there are some.
Anyone can be abused. I really hope all the guys that posted these aren't still in these relationships.
Why was that photo used for your article? Did you ask permission for this to be related to the text?
lol - if anyone knows where i can get serious counselling on here - would be most welcome
Being a women myself, I can say, women can be evil. They may not fight with fists but they certainly do make a fine mess of your mind. This can prove to be extremely damaging for extended periods of time. This doesn't make it any better but, I would like to say, sometimes, we do it to each other, too. I am not not bragging but rather, expressing, I am married and have been for 23 years, .... now, happily. It took a lot of work at times and other times, it was like sailing on a cool breeze. I have been guilty of some of the above mentioned and am not proud of that. Luckily, we found our love was stronger than any abuse either of us could put each other through. Women can be evil in more ways than one, as can men. We need to respect, care, and not want to hurt each other to get to our common goal. It takes two who would like to have a relationship. Most of the time, the goal is the same... to live happily and healthily together. Try to remember, no one likes to be hurt.
The lengths people will go through to get attention baffles me sometimes. I hate that people have to deal with being in relationships like these
Girls, do not be monsters to your guy. It is horribly ugly and shameful.
When you have the kids and ones sick and your almost home driving at 2am back from the hospital and the sick one vomits, then another vomits in response. But you stay calm, and get home the wife goes to bed and leaves you to take all three kids into the house. Give the two vomit kids a bath and clothed and tucked into bed, and then clean the interior of the car, and car seats, and clothing that was covered in bile and food. So you can finally sleep at 5::30am, when an hour and half later she wakes you up so you can feed the kids breakfast. You, after being deserted by her and handling everything alone, respond with I need some "f*****g sleep too, why don't you get up and feed them" and go back to sleep. To then wake up three hours later to find she took off with the kids and packed most of their clothes. While texting me that I'll never see the kids again for talking to her like that and being so disrespectful.
I feel bad for anyone who is manipulated by another person, but I don't understand why anyone would stay in a relationship that makes you feel bad about yourself. Isn't that masochistic?
Women can be extremely poisonous creatures. We lack of physical strength, so we learned to kill with words. Some of these really broke my heart. Man or woman, we are human beings and deserve respect and love. You don't need to man up, you need to get rid of the toxic people, and find someone who respects you and loves you. And never stay silent, that's how abuser get away and their ego gets even bigger. Stand up for yourself and walk away.
#maybeshedoesn'thityou but she denigrates you for being disabled, assaults you and makes your disabled child who is screaming whilst clinging onto you a witness so that you take multiple blows in order to shield her from her mothers fists. then uses sharia law to deny you legal represenation and to abduct your child. yep women do this and plenty more. the worse part about DA by women is the enablers who deny it happens and makes excuses for them .. and that includes the various activists groups... change the laws and remove gender bias from DA and you will go a long way to solving the problem.
As a woman I am ashamed, I would never do anything to humiliate my partner or make him feel bad. These "women" are a piece of sh*t and deserve a partner who does the same to them. These men should leave their partners as soon as possible.
Oh I know that trap. It is hard to leave such person, especially if you feel connected to them. It feels like a quicksand. But then I hear from most guys that all girls are like this. Then I tell them (as a joke) next time don't go for perfect looking one :D
Abuse comes in many ways. And women have their own ways of abuse. However, when you do not control yourself and beat the s**t out of someone else? You crossed a line. Yes, women can be very nasty, but is can never be a reason to abuse her. If you are abused in any way? Seek counselling and/or legal help. Never think that physical abuse can be an answer even though psychological abuse can be just as harming.
Men and women ARE equal in ALL regards some might be stronger others smarter others in need of help it doesn't matter we're all human and should be treated and looked at equally.
Load More Replies...I'm just sick of, as an outspoken Taurus woman, being called a b***h for standing up to stereotypes and sexual abusers. And this is just not when I stand up. This happens just simply driving in my car. I avoid any vehicles which appear to be more than one man sitting In the front, and even worse if there are more in the back. A friend coined the phrase the blonde hair stare because women cannot go anywhere without dealing with this on a minute by minute basis. So many people have no clue what it's like to be a woman. 24/7, 365. I currently have a call into my female property manager to force my male maintenance man to not enter my apartment without my permission, or when I am not home. And that request is not unfounded. I work from home, and he showed up in the 1.5 hours I was at my doctor's office. And I'm not the only one here that he thought cute, and offered disgustinglittle sexual innuendos are acceptable. Not cool. But a daily struggle. That women are ashamed to talk about.
remember people if you want to fight the scourge that is DA then 1. inform your politicians to enact the laws and tell them DA is not a gender based crime. and that includes the judiciary, the police and the worst group - the activists and support group who push their own political agendas.. call your local politician and demand the de fund any group that carries a bias against ANY victim of DA. 2. remove your own bias about gender in DA and don't play the game of whichever group has the most victimhood 3. If you suspect someone is being abuse, tell the police, let them go in and give help. remember DA works in 5 categories. With the exception of fatal death psychological is the worst as its the hardest to undo, takes the longest to recover from and can lead to suicide.. #maybeshedoesn'thityou but she denigrates you for being disabled, threatens you with deportation, denies your disabled child medical treatment.
My brother should do one : #maybeshedoesnthityou but she makes fun of your mom. (YES HIS X-GF INSULTED MY MOM)
How come that all these women are in a relationship, but I'm here still single, and I would never do such thing to the man of my choice? O.o
Wow...I know there are abusive women out there, but I am not one, and I have been in the exact same position as pretty much every single one of these, from a man. People are sick, controlling and selfish. Glad to know I'm not alone in being victimized by said people.
This is such a false equivalency. No, they aren't ok, but there is a reason why physical abuse will put you in jail.
This is just what these particular people have experienced. You want to hear more about people being hit? WHY?
Load More Replies...Different types of abuse effect different people differently. Key word here is "different", humans aren't carbon copies of each other.
Load More Replies...Grow a pair? For f***s sake, you moron... This is why men don't come out when they're victims of abuse. Because f*****g idiots like you. Grow up.
Load More Replies...It would be better if you gave context instead of numbers as those change with votes.
Load More Replies...You think abuse is singly the purview of straight society? My gay relationships had an equal amount of abuse and f*ckery as my straight ones.
Load More Replies...I'm so glad they're speaking up about this. It goes both ways, and no one is excused for being abusive in any form. Ladies shouldn't think their partners are immune to abuse and manipulation just because (many of them) may be physically bigger. Both sides need to sacrifice, listen, and nurture.
No argument there. Sick of those women that make us all (the majority) look bad. Because most of us aren't.
Load More Replies...It's sad that it needs to be posted so people realize that SOME women are bitches too, just like SOME men are...hopefully it's not the majority, but we need to stop acting like we, girls, are all perfect and boys are mean...There are flaws on both sides...mental pain can be just as hard as physical.
Speak for yourself, girl. Because I, my sisters, my mom, my female friends, my working colleagues, and many other acquaintances definitely don't act like this. The ones you're talking about are a very common sight on the internet, though....
Load More Replies...Wow I really liked hearing these things. From my perspective of life, it feels I've only been taught men are the ones who break a woman's trust, and that it's much more rare for the woman to be hitting or controlling the man. There are definitely other forms of abuse, and this was really important for me to read, opens my mind a little more.
Yikes. Yes, we all need to realize that these things are done by and to men and women both. This thread includes a ton of examples of gaslighting, manipulation, isolation from friends, and other abuse behaviours which are dangerous and may even be only the beginning. For example I know that one of the signs that precipitates physical abuse is when a man (probably anyone) tries to take you away from your friends and family, either physically (geographically) or by destroying trust. And gaslighting (telling a person that something did or didn't happen (when the opposite is true), over and over until they start to question their own sanity). That one is *incredibly* dangerous. I hope all of these people find the strength to get out of these toxic relationships, and I hope people can begin to learn to recognize these signs. There needs to be more education on this topic, for *everyone*.
Mental abuse (silent treatment, withholding etc.) can do just as much harm as physical abuse.
Totally agree with you that mental abuse can be just as harmful (sometimes even worse), but is the silent treatment really considered mental abuse? I guess it depends to what extreme it's taken...
Load More Replies...Reading these tweets is empowering, yet sad as well for me personally. I had been in an abusive relationship with a woman for over 6 years and in addition to a most of the manipulation tactics listed here she DID hit me. More often than I care to admit. Nothing is more humiliating than getting slapped, called names, being told "I hate you", treated like a child, cheated on, isolated from friends, and generally made to feel worthless. But before anyone judges and says "why didn't you leave?", it was not that simple. Emotional abuse is complicated if you actually love the person doing the abusing and you you are suffering from low self-esteem as I was. Thankfully, I am out of the situation and have spent years rebuilding myself, but the scars remain. Guys (and girls), do NOT tolerate abuse like I did. The minute you get abused and you turn the other cheek, try and rationalize it, or otherwise tolerate it, you only serve to empower your abuser. Get out while you can.
Also for the suicide and self-harm threats - obviously if you know your partner has mental health issues you should try to support them (not fix them) but you are NOT responsible for someone else's emotional and mental health if it is at the expense of your own.
This right here is what I'm interested in. I don't just want to here how women are standing up to abuse. I want to hear how men handle it to because we don't like to acknowledge that we put men in a difficult position of always being on top and always being in charge and giving them no outlet for their feelings.
I guess we have found a spot where men and women treat each other equal...😔 horray???
I used to have constant arguments, being bullied, called at any hour, suicide threatened, even hit once because I didn't wanted to hang out with her. She wasn't even my girlfriend, just needed me to deal her mental issues. At last got fed up, and blockednher of my life. After that Iknew she did the same to other guy.
so if a woman knew there'd be no point (because they either wouldn't get the reactio they want or they know they'd get an a*s whoopin) in going for a fist fight, the best weapon she'll have is her words and actions, which has the potential to leave much deeper scars, sticks and stones and all that. It's f****d up if it happens either way round, to men or women. We all have a voice, but we can't always be heard. This article might give one person the strength to do something.
The best weapon a woman has is the state.. she only has to make an accusation and the full power of the state ( police and judiciary ) will come bearing down on them...
Load More Replies...This is soo sad. I don't like when anyone, male or female, stays with a person who treats them bad. #Maybeshedoesnthitme but you should still get away
If anyone tries to control your friends, your finances, or where you're allowed to go - run. Isolating your victim is always the first step in abuse.Once you're the only one around because you've stopped them seeing their friends they will be emotionally dependent on you and it will be much harder for them to leave. All relationships have to compromise about how much time people spend together and apart, especially if they have kids that can't be left alone, but if one person i dictating the terms that is a very bad sign.
Alright (this might be a bit of a rant so if you don’t like that don’t read it please) I need help analyzing my current situation. So, she says that she loves me and I love her too, but she keeps on getting in relationships with other people. And yet she says she loves me even when in other relationships. Each time I’ve asked her out she’s said no. And I recently learned that she says that to more people than me when she’s in a relationship. She’s mentioned that she’s considered polyamory, but she hasn’t fully accepted it. What do you consider this?
This is emotional abuse. It is unacceptable and both men and women do it. Unfortunately, on average, men find less emotional support when abused. I've noticed it for years. I posted on a forum once about that, and was told I sounded like that men's rights movement (can't remember the acronym). It made me sick that people wouldn't listen to the fact that men get so little support, even from their friends and family, much of the time.
I hate it when women exclaim they are suffering from mental health issues, and say they are abused or are being affected by abuse, and then go on to say then that men cannot have these same problems. Definitely not all women, but there are some.
Anyone can be abused. I really hope all the guys that posted these aren't still in these relationships.
Why was that photo used for your article? Did you ask permission for this to be related to the text?
lol - if anyone knows where i can get serious counselling on here - would be most welcome
Being a women myself, I can say, women can be evil. They may not fight with fists but they certainly do make a fine mess of your mind. This can prove to be extremely damaging for extended periods of time. This doesn't make it any better but, I would like to say, sometimes, we do it to each other, too. I am not not bragging but rather, expressing, I am married and have been for 23 years, .... now, happily. It took a lot of work at times and other times, it was like sailing on a cool breeze. I have been guilty of some of the above mentioned and am not proud of that. Luckily, we found our love was stronger than any abuse either of us could put each other through. Women can be evil in more ways than one, as can men. We need to respect, care, and not want to hurt each other to get to our common goal. It takes two who would like to have a relationship. Most of the time, the goal is the same... to live happily and healthily together. Try to remember, no one likes to be hurt.
The lengths people will go through to get attention baffles me sometimes. I hate that people have to deal with being in relationships like these
Girls, do not be monsters to your guy. It is horribly ugly and shameful.
When you have the kids and ones sick and your almost home driving at 2am back from the hospital and the sick one vomits, then another vomits in response. But you stay calm, and get home the wife goes to bed and leaves you to take all three kids into the house. Give the two vomit kids a bath and clothed and tucked into bed, and then clean the interior of the car, and car seats, and clothing that was covered in bile and food. So you can finally sleep at 5::30am, when an hour and half later she wakes you up so you can feed the kids breakfast. You, after being deserted by her and handling everything alone, respond with I need some "f*****g sleep too, why don't you get up and feed them" and go back to sleep. To then wake up three hours later to find she took off with the kids and packed most of their clothes. While texting me that I'll never see the kids again for talking to her like that and being so disrespectful.
I feel bad for anyone who is manipulated by another person, but I don't understand why anyone would stay in a relationship that makes you feel bad about yourself. Isn't that masochistic?
Women can be extremely poisonous creatures. We lack of physical strength, so we learned to kill with words. Some of these really broke my heart. Man or woman, we are human beings and deserve respect and love. You don't need to man up, you need to get rid of the toxic people, and find someone who respects you and loves you. And never stay silent, that's how abuser get away and their ego gets even bigger. Stand up for yourself and walk away.
#maybeshedoesn'thityou but she denigrates you for being disabled, assaults you and makes your disabled child who is screaming whilst clinging onto you a witness so that you take multiple blows in order to shield her from her mothers fists. then uses sharia law to deny you legal represenation and to abduct your child. yep women do this and plenty more. the worse part about DA by women is the enablers who deny it happens and makes excuses for them .. and that includes the various activists groups... change the laws and remove gender bias from DA and you will go a long way to solving the problem.
As a woman I am ashamed, I would never do anything to humiliate my partner or make him feel bad. These "women" are a piece of sh*t and deserve a partner who does the same to them. These men should leave their partners as soon as possible.
Oh I know that trap. It is hard to leave such person, especially if you feel connected to them. It feels like a quicksand. But then I hear from most guys that all girls are like this. Then I tell them (as a joke) next time don't go for perfect looking one :D
Abuse comes in many ways. And women have their own ways of abuse. However, when you do not control yourself and beat the s**t out of someone else? You crossed a line. Yes, women can be very nasty, but is can never be a reason to abuse her. If you are abused in any way? Seek counselling and/or legal help. Never think that physical abuse can be an answer even though psychological abuse can be just as harming.
Men and women ARE equal in ALL regards some might be stronger others smarter others in need of help it doesn't matter we're all human and should be treated and looked at equally.
Load More Replies...I'm just sick of, as an outspoken Taurus woman, being called a b***h for standing up to stereotypes and sexual abusers. And this is just not when I stand up. This happens just simply driving in my car. I avoid any vehicles which appear to be more than one man sitting In the front, and even worse if there are more in the back. A friend coined the phrase the blonde hair stare because women cannot go anywhere without dealing with this on a minute by minute basis. So many people have no clue what it's like to be a woman. 24/7, 365. I currently have a call into my female property manager to force my male maintenance man to not enter my apartment without my permission, or when I am not home. And that request is not unfounded. I work from home, and he showed up in the 1.5 hours I was at my doctor's office. And I'm not the only one here that he thought cute, and offered disgustinglittle sexual innuendos are acceptable. Not cool. But a daily struggle. That women are ashamed to talk about.
remember people if you want to fight the scourge that is DA then 1. inform your politicians to enact the laws and tell them DA is not a gender based crime. and that includes the judiciary, the police and the worst group - the activists and support group who push their own political agendas.. call your local politician and demand the de fund any group that carries a bias against ANY victim of DA. 2. remove your own bias about gender in DA and don't play the game of whichever group has the most victimhood 3. If you suspect someone is being abuse, tell the police, let them go in and give help. remember DA works in 5 categories. With the exception of fatal death psychological is the worst as its the hardest to undo, takes the longest to recover from and can lead to suicide.. #maybeshedoesn'thityou but she denigrates you for being disabled, threatens you with deportation, denies your disabled child medical treatment.
My brother should do one : #maybeshedoesnthityou but she makes fun of your mom. (YES HIS X-GF INSULTED MY MOM)
How come that all these women are in a relationship, but I'm here still single, and I would never do such thing to the man of my choice? O.o
Wow...I know there are abusive women out there, but I am not one, and I have been in the exact same position as pretty much every single one of these, from a man. People are sick, controlling and selfish. Glad to know I'm not alone in being victimized by said people.
This is such a false equivalency. No, they aren't ok, but there is a reason why physical abuse will put you in jail.
This is just what these particular people have experienced. You want to hear more about people being hit? WHY?
Load More Replies...Different types of abuse effect different people differently. Key word here is "different", humans aren't carbon copies of each other.
Load More Replies...Grow a pair? For f***s sake, you moron... This is why men don't come out when they're victims of abuse. Because f*****g idiots like you. Grow up.
Load More Replies...It would be better if you gave context instead of numbers as those change with votes.
Load More Replies...You think abuse is singly the purview of straight society? My gay relationships had an equal amount of abuse and f*ckery as my straight ones.
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