
MrFirebird
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Posted by MrFirebird
However, the woman might verbally abuse the man. Nagging, put downs, etc. until one day... he snaps and
any and all potential for violence to follow dramatically increases.
Nothing is ever said about the psychological or emotional abuse perpetrated by the woman before the man
snapped and hauled off and slapped her.
I may be out of the loop, here, but are there any laws against psychological and emotional abuse?






Posted by TheLadyScorpio
Well, nobody was really getting on any self righteous high horse, but if one was to go the other extreme and never condemn, only to empathize in every aspect in regards to the way that makes the abuser and abused the way they are, then it would only be but a never ending circle with no conclusion. Why must it be condemnation, when it could be but the matter of circumstantial thinking of what is supposedly right and wrong, are you saying one is judgmental but standing on one side in which they believe in? So then, that means there should not be anything morally wrong per se, because one would go on and question the morals themselves?
You started off general and now, in micro form, but by going on further into detail you are only taking things out of context, no? At least without a tangible, existential and real life example to work with on hand, this is but pondering that leads to possibly no where?
(Simply thinking a loud)

Posted by tiziani
I'm interested in what is everyone's conclusion, or solution. Speculation is cool, but what would you do if you knew two people in an abusive relationship... stand to one side, help out?


Posted by BikerCh1ckPosted by MrFirebird
In a nation that like racial equality, espouses gender equality, Winkler should have been given at least a life sentence,
if not the death penalty.
Death penalty?
Yes I understand that shooting is not the right thing to do. However, IF calling the police or doing any other alternative was an option She should have got a small punishment. Was it self defense?
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Posted by BikerCh1ckPosted by TheLadyScorpioPosted by BikerCh1ckPosted by tiziani
That is a truly dangerous undertaking to take on, who knows if the repercussions of leaving will truly benefit the 'victim' in the end? There are far too many questions involved and anomalies
When approaching you should NOT take initiative to control the situation. You are there to listen and show the options.
If you still want to stay on the safe side encourage the person to call the helpline. They KNOW how to deal with it and they also know how to deal with the "anomalies".
How do I know? Because I was a victim of DV. I know first hand.
I have also spoken with other victims of DV and I know they would have agreed with me.click to expand


Posted by LetltB
I guess if the man were locked into a windowless/doorless room and this went on relentlessly, I might (might) understand. Anything short of that he isn't a man if he raises a hand to a woman. Walk out the door, or call 911 so that you can and never look back. No excuses, ever.click to expand
...and yes, a woman isn't a woman if she raises a hand (or a shotgun and shoots) to a man. Works both ways. My bad for not stipulating it.

Posted by BikerCh1ck
@MrFirebird
Go get those coco crispies. 😉
A woman has the right to kill the baby because she is the one that will go through the pain of birth.
If we were seahorses, where the male shares the pregnancy, then by all means it would have been equal for both to have an opinion on the matter.
Just because that guy was unarmed doesn't mean that he was right.
When my ex was trying to choke me I was lots of times in danger to have been killed. He was unarmed. I was tiny in comparison with him and could not defend myself. I was lucky that he didn't press that much. I wouldn't have been here right now posting. Was he less dangerous because he didn't carry a weapon? A weapon can be anything. My ex used a screw driver that he put on my neck to threaten me.



Posted by everevolvingepithet
Easiest solution is to remember the phrase 'Well, you're no oil painting' with these types.🙂

Posted by everevolvingepithet
I guess to cointer such comments one could also come back with "What have you done/would you do for a tootsie roll?".
😄
But that makes such things tit for tat and is oh so terribly uncouth.😛


Posted by everevolvingepithet
tbh I wouldn't care too much, I'd just jump up and down and go "wtf I don't care, mines a 7ish'er woo hoo!! If you don't believe me ask that Bruno Mars dude (nothing weird going on there, jussayin'!'
😄


Posted by Stinger Baby also if you make babies but dont do a damn thing for them, you're so not a man. you're a coward...



Posted by LetltBPosted by Stinger Baby also if you make babies but dont do a damn thing for them, you're so not a man. you're a coward...
Let's not forget about the viciousness of women who PURPOSELY alienate the children from the father's out there and tell the children their father don't give a shit about them. They would be the egg donors, and no better in fact worse pieces of shit. Let's also not ignore the alarming rate of abusive mothers as well as all the children murdered by their mothers in the last five years. Neglect is another biggie.click to expand

Posted by Stinger Baby
not talking about the good men that want to be there for their kids. im talking about men that can just look at their family and walk the hell away, no remorse. the woman did nothing to stop him from seeing the babes, nor did she feed him vicious lies. not every single mom is on bullshit. some men are just irresponsible and run away. i believe i was addressing those men and those men alone. my bad for not elaborating.....


Posted by Stinger Baby
and that's another bitch ass cowardly excuse. if the woman is wrong and not letting you see your kids, they have father's rights for that, you know. you can go to court and get your justice, not just choose to stay away and do nothing. if men wanted to see their kids bad enough, they'd go through the proper measures to do that. men do everything else in the world that they want to achieve badly enough. but when it comes to the kids, time to turn all weak, right? i call bullshit on that garbage - 'the man walks away because of the woman's evilness...' what the fuck ever. we dont have the right to stop any man from seeing his kids unless WE CAN PROVE he is a threat to them, us, or if he isnt stable enough to care for them. no one is fallin for that weak ass shit. and really at the end of the day, fuck the woman. it's not even about her. you just make sure you dont let those kids down.



Posted by Stinger Baby
Mr. Firebird, i dont owe a gotdamn thing to a man. just like he owes his to a woman. none of your rants will move me from my perspective, judge all you want. i will sit back while you waste time.

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The typical physical/psycho-emotional abuse usually consists of the man beating up his wife or girfriend.
Bad, not good at all.
However, the woman might verbally abuse the man. Nagging, put downs, etc. until one day... he snaps and
any and all potential for violence to follow dramatically increases.
Nothing is ever said about the psychological or emotional abuse perpetrated by the woman before the man
snapped and hauled off and slapped her.
I may be out of the loop, here, but are there any laws against psychological and emotional abuse?
IMHO, no man needs to put up with that kind of nonsense in the first place. It seems that psycho-emo abuse
is just as bad as physical abuse.
What say you—