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Megalodon said:
And even if we agree that the percentage of abuse is probably similar in both genders, you must also agree that violence perpetrated by a man on a woman has normally more serious consequences than the opposite
Trying to explain differences and ranting off too sorry
Actually I will disagree here in a manner of speaking. Some women can be just as if not more violent when attacking their partners and I am not just saying male partners either, the end game is the same, Saying it is worse for a woman on the receiving end of a males anger is incorrect(see below *). There isn't enough support for battered males and yes I agree the stereotypical biased view doesn't help matters, which is probably why many more battered men do not come forward and report what is happening to them. Fear of ridicule that a supposed believed weak female(in a hetero-sexual relationship presumption, in the same sex relationship even less report it)could beat up this strong male stereotypical image. The stereotyping has to stop, and anybody regardless of sex should come forward and report being abused.
Stereotyping at birth is to blame not feminists view however extreme they are. Plus an acknowledgment that women are as strong and violent as men would be advantageous in helping bring it out into the open and hopefully lead to it being acknowledge and appropriate help for all battered people is equally ensured.
I would love to do the genetics on some of these perpetrators and victims just to see if the hormones namely testosterone and oestrogen play apart in influencing their behavior.
*My best friend he is 6'2 built like a brick ◊◊◊◊ house(works as a bouncer in the club and has martial art training) his wife is 4'11 and built like a twig, she beats him up and she is a really nasty piece of work she has broken bones, caused some very serious internal injuries etc the mental ones often cause more harm than the physical kind( i know I was subjected to both continuously and still do now if he feels like it, amI victim in some eyes yes in my eyes no I am an idiot). I asked him once when she hospitalized him again, why did he stay as she will end up killing him sooner or later. He looked at me and said same reason you stayed with yours so long. He reported her to the police to force her to seek help, the police laughed and told him to put her in her place
Only those who have or are in this violent/mental circle know truly what it feels like, those who sit on the sideline making up lame excuses and blaming everything else than the person regardless of gender in my eyes are just as bad as the perpetrator of the abuse itself.
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I would also so say this to all those who sit on their white picket fences going oh she plays the victim I have no respect for you now ever then blah blah etc.