Girls / Women can be abusive

Jun 1, 2020 7:00 AM

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(originally posted by @WiggleMyDick on 2019-06-02 02:57:44)

I've done my time. Dobby has no master.

6 years ago | Likes 47 Dislikes 2

I've saved this in my self improvement folder, for if i ever want to be in a relationship again

6 years ago | Likes 66 Dislikes 2

I am a therapist at a men's residential treatment center for substance abuse and mental health. Men get blamed in domestic situations (1/?)

6 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

and end up with criminal records because they engage with unhealthy women who choose this behavior. Do not accept it, guys. It's wrong.

6 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

I want to tell the teen girl that you are teaching your brain to be abusive when you're unhappy. That's a very dangerous road to travel.

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Slapping is like spanking. You should only do it with consent.

6 years ago | Likes 14 Dislikes 0

I mean, a spank is just a slap in a nice place.

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@op has issues with women

6 years ago | Likes 7 Dislikes 3

There are girls like that? Wow. Not sarcasm, I never encountered it directly or indirectly.

6 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 1

Brave of you to assume I'll ever find a girlfriend

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I will not abide, the dude does not abide man!

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*angrily throws mug*

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I had an ex fiancé who did almost every single one of those things. Started small and grew. It’s hard to see when you’re inside, sucked bad

6 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 1

This applies to both genders...just..just dont be jerks.

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I had to stop talking to a friend bc she was tracking her husband's cellphone and controlling his food it was crazy. I tried to tell him...

6 years ago | Likes 5 Dislikes 0

...it was abusive but he couldn't hear me about it. I hope he's safe.

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MOMS! STOP TEACHING YOUR DAUGHTERS THAT THIS BEHAVIOR IS EMPOWERING! MOMS! STOP TEACHING YOUR SONS TO ACCEPT THIS BULLSHIT!

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Posts like this help remind me how fucking awesome my wife is, and reminds me to stop stressing the small and stupid shit.

6 years ago | Likes 114 Dislikes 2

Make sure it actually is small shit

6 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 2

It is, Im pretty easily annoyed. Im working on it.

6 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

Grats on having an awesome wife, bro!

6 years ago | Likes 18 Dislikes 0

I read this as stop stressing and smell the stupid shit

6 years ago | Likes 7 Dislikes 0

Humanity, don't be a dick.

6 years ago | Likes 908 Dislikes 3

But it soooooo hard :(

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And you don't have to have a dick to be a dick.

6 years ago | Likes 11 Dislikes 0

Witches hammer

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Seems a little much to ask don't cha think?

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I feel like this should be a law

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"No." - Humanity

6 years ago | Likes 8 Dislikes 0

You’re asking for a lot there.

6 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

I absolutely agree, but this kind of down plays the double standards in society that need to be called out

6 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

I don't know, you're asking a lot there...

6 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

I think Team America kind of summed things up well along those lines, sometimes you gotta be a dick to deal with arseholes.

6 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

I came here to post something like this. You hit the nail on the head 100%. Thank you for this simple, but amazingly accurate message.

6 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

That's pretty controversial

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Humanity, don't be a vagina.

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Humanity is historically REALLY BAD at this

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It's not really considered normal though?

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I slapped my boyfriend regularly as a teen. I still feel immense guilt that I did that. What I did was not okay and never will be.

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Read the whole list carefully to make sure I didn't tick any of the boxes. Not a single one.

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Originally posted by WiggleMyDick

6 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

Leave abusive partnetrs. Why does gender have to come into this? Scum isn't a gender, and it isn't a skin colour. Some people are just bad.

6 years ago | Likes 39 Dislikes 5

I was in a 15-year marriage and didn't know it was abusive. I thought my wife was acting like all wives. Some men need to hear this, too.

6 years ago | Likes 5 Dislikes 1

Because in this case, one genders abuse is accepted and downplayed by society. Treated as if its normal and not abuse.

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Gender comes into it because woman are not often seen as the abusers and men as the abused. So breaking that stigma allows people to gethelp

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Aaargh this behaviour from anyone makes me so furious! Don’t care how you gender identify or what your sexuality is, this shit is not ok, k?

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It's all just insecurity, turned into agression in order to not have to work on one's own self image issues.

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People should just hate themselves quietly, not bring others down with them. I'm doing my part!

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Accurate

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Lost a DnD buddy because his wife was insecure. She accused him of cheating with one of our players.

6 years ago | Likes 8 Dislikes 2

"I hear you talking about fucking La'zzandra the queen of Mil-Terra!" Little did she know, La'zzandra was played by a 40 y/o trucker.

6 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 0

Just came to say this thing is riddled with typos and repetitive items. (Hitting is there 3 times)

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Get off your high hose and join the heman women haters club gees

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that of course imediately invalidates the post's point.

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How do I save a post?

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Just for reference, every image can be downloaded on the desktop version by clicking the ellipsis (three dot button) at the very bot of post

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Long press on each panel of the post and download,or tap the heart icon at the bottom to add to your favorites.

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I generally add cement to the point it covers the damaged portion of the post. Prop with 2x4’s.

6 years ago | Likes 6 Dislikes 0

Replace with pressure treated when neccesary.

6 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

Give your girlfriend your phone and ask her to

6 years ago | Likes 52 Dislikes 1

We don’t live together lol

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Pull it out of the ground, rinse all the dirt off, let it dry, then treat it with something that'll long-tern waterproof- oh an IMGUR post?

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For real? Hit the heart down below. As a chick, I agree this is worth saving.

6 years ago | Likes 15 Dislikes 2

Ah I see, thanks! I’m a teenager who’s in his first relationship, so it’s nice to know if my partner is being abusive.

6 years ago | Likes 20 Dislikes 1

Random advice: open and honest communication is the key to a successful relationship. Tell each other what you like and don't like. 1/

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2/ If one of you does something the other doesn't like/agree with/hurts them, tell them. Talk it out. Also remember that it is okay to

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3/ have reasonable boundaries, be they physical, mental, or ideological.

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Don't let the internet ruin you though, this is a lot less common than Tumblr makes it out to be. If she does something you don't like, talk

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to her. You'll have 90% of the above covered with a little self-respect and courage.

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Legit, as a chick who was super defensive in her first relationship, I'm glad people are telling dudes not to put up with my bullshit.

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As a dude, I really appreciate your self awareness and honesty.

6 years ago | Likes 5 Dislikes 0

Is leaving the best advice? They probably don't understand their bad behavior, why not give them a chance to reform?

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Anyways they'll simply find a new guy to pull this crap on

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Because it is not the job of the abused (or anyone else for that matter) to change their abuser. I have been in some tense relationships 1/

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2/ and the turning point in each and every single one of them was when either of us stopped listening. This can start in a simple way

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11/ to be very, very assertive in what I would and wouldnt tolerate. And receive blame with every word that I spoke. And tell me.

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7/ and on the other hand I knew I could try, I knew what other steps I could take to maybe make it better. And then I was like.

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5/ my dudes and dudettes, is the precursor for toxic relationships. I stopped listening to his resentments towards me and he never bothered

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10/ In this very specific scenario I had no reason to believe that he would respect, let alone understand my boundaries. Meaning I would

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9/ They could have been.

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4/ It was followed up by comments such as 'Neither of us want this situation and I hope that you will do what is right for us'. This my

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3/ such as 'well but I expect you to deal with your anger' when I mentioned that the situation was being difficult and made me upset.

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8/ It is not my job to convince him to treat me better. Either he does or he doesnt. If the person wanted to be better, then trust me.

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12/ Is there any relationship out there that is worth this much effort? I dont think so. I really dont.

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On the 1 hand, I agree. On the other, seems like its perpetuating the idea that men r victimized just as much as women... which isn’t true.

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Does that make it not important?

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Women are more commonly violently victimised. We don't have statistics on unreported violence for that very reason - it's unreported.

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Over 40% of cases are men. Not equal, no, but very close and NEEDS to be addressed. And think back to all the stuff in the post and think

6 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 2

0n how many girls you know that do this. Abuse isn't only physical.

6 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 2

I meant that sometimes, it seems like pointing out these facts are part of a broader effort to discredit feminism. I agree with the facts...

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But not with the toxic misogyny of the MRA

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Honestly? If your first thought when seeing stuff like this is 'this is an attack on ME' you may have some level of misandry. Men are

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As previously stated, this was not my first thought. It was A thought amongst others.

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Suffering just as much as we are, just in different ways for the most part. And remember I'm talking about the average. Not CEOs of massive

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Studies have shown that girls/women are more likely to be abusive than men. Lesbian relationships are by far the most violent.

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Yup.. thank god we learn in A.I. that most "female"jobs are fungible and 80% can be replaced with software/devices

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Show me the facts, bc every study I've ever seen shows it at around a 40/60 to 50/50 split. And abuse in the lgbt circle in general is an

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Inflated high due to the small pool and likelihood for multiple partners in a small area, meaning one abuser abuses more people.

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Source? I'm sure there's a slight percentile difference but I'd like to see the material in question.

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61.1% of bisexual women, 43.8% of lesbian women, 37.3% of bisexual men, and 26.0% gay men...while 35.0% heterosexual women, 29.0% of men

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Lesbians and Bisexual women srsly beat the snot out of each other. Also notice that the lowest out of any group to experience DV are gay men

6 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 2

Not to start a flamewar but maybe it has to do with their slight effeminate nature? Either that or that or two men in a relationship are ->

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-> less likely to fight because they both know they could get a sound whooping, whereas a man vs. a woman might feel more "secure" ?

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I had a really uncomfortable conversation with my friend who is a 46 year old married woman. I explained how I saw her mistreating her //

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Then he is NOT your friend!

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Good on you for confronting her about it. If she listened, you were probably very level headed about it too.

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Good for you!

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I tried to have that conversation with a friend and his fiance and he accused me of awful shit I never did and now won't talk to me

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I guess what my point about this was a side effect can be the abused feel like they need to protect their abuser

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I feel ya. Lost my best friend to a person that kept telling him no one else wouldn't love him, etc. After I spoke up, she flipped it on me.

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I'm not unfamiliar with this. A friend I've known for a long time had an ex wife, and an exgf, both insist he stop talking to me. I'm --

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(2) still his friend and they are exes. It took a decade but eventually he thanked me for simply waiting and being his friend afterwards.

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husband. At first she was defensive but after a while she really listened. She's really trying to do better and I'm so proud of her.

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This is wonderful!! Good on you for saving your friend from dangerous habits, and good on your friend for having enough humility to change.

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Tell her to seek counseling. If she doesn't notice these behaviors in herself, she probably doesn't understand where these they stem from.

6 years ago | Likes 27 Dislikes 1

Great advice! She and I talked about her parents, and patterns that she's repeating. I'm a counselor so I wanted to dig deeper.

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What did you say ? Asking for a friend who's wife treats him bad and with anger

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I told her that I wanted to discuss something uncomfortable. I told her that I knew she loves her husband, and I gave her examples of //

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loving behavior I had witnessed. Then I told her that I had also seen some concerning, unloving behavior and I told her that I cared about /

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her and wanted to know if there was anything she wanted to talk about. She asked about the unloving examples and I shared them with her. /

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I know when I was a teenager I was full of hormones and kind of out of control. I didn't really understand this was bad until someone else

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just told me. I'd seen kids bully other kids and adults never did anything; kid logic said it was normal behavior.

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I've never done most of this, but I did have the whole 'if you don't spend enough time w/me you don't love me'. Ah, daddy issues.

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Hooray! Character development!

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Your friend is trying not to be an abusive dick? That's nice, but hardly something to be proud of

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Why would you belittle someone working to change for the better?

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Abusive behavior is often learned as well. The abuser may not even realize why they are doing these things.

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Working to make a positive change is always commendable.

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If you allow another person to raise your awareness and then act differently as a result, that is admirable. Belittling that encourages 1/2

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People not to change. The best thing we can do in regards to a 'bad person' is maximising their opportunities to be better.

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Yes it is. Exercising your freedom to choose to be a better person is always something to be proud of.

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ALWAYS.

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It's good to become better, yes. But if that becoming better equals NOT being an abuser you've only achieved bare minimum decency.

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And that 'bare minimum decency' can be a great ammount of emotional, empathetic and rational distance for someone to travel. Not everyone1/2

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Normal is difficult for a lot of people. Whether it's learned, a chemical imbalance, or a disability, bettering oneself is worthy of praise.

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Why is there so much of this shit on Imgur? A woman is murdered every week in Australia because of family abuse. And yet I see more

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Because most of Imgur is American, where the culture, especially for young men, can be very different than other countries?

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Imgur is flooded with incels. I posted about Hannah Baxter & her kids murder & creeps actually downvoted it.

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Creeps will literally downvote anything on here

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Irrelevant. One action on the left does not invalidate another on the right. You can talk and be concerned with both, and rightly so.

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You can make your own post about abuse against women. Stop highjacking this one.

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I think you misunderstand, nobody here is denying the severity of male-on-female abuse, they’re only bringing attention to men being abused

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Yeah but they bring soooooo much more attention to anything where men are the victims of women. It's suspicious, is what he's saying.

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Probs because there are more places than I can count that have support for women, but not much for men.

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This is the reaction to the opposite being true for so long. Now there is a lot more support available for women than men.

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Because there is no social support for such a thing. Women's shelters will not take men, even young boys who have been abused cannot go to

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The shelter with their mothers. There are all sorts of reasons people pipe up about this stuff that you don't understand.

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Of this incel shit than I do posts giving a shit about the death rate of women by men.

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Because male on female violence is already getting all the attention possible, and more. It's all you ever hear about. But this, this is

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Barely addressed in public. Internet is the only place for it and every day there is a new person just joining that needs to see it. Female

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On male, or even female on female, abuse is extremely downplayed and ignored by society and those who try bring attention to it are harassed

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And berated by people like you. Such as that guy who opened up a male victim abuse centre, since there is next to none and thousands

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Teaching young women how to not be abusive partners is incel shit?

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To feminazis it is. And you're arguing with a feminazi, they are no better than Trump supporters.

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That’s exactly like saying All Lives Matter. Things aren’t equal.

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1800 women were killed by their domestic male partners in the US in 2018.

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Without the statistic for men this doesn't give much context.

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It’s hard to find statistics on women killing men, but it’s mostly men that kill men. More men are murdered every year than women.

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And? One bad thing does not make another bad thing not bad.

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No, it doesn’t.

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Yo, that's bad.

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