This typifies the view of the “male” way of thinking when it comes to women and the abuse women dish out. Because of the sexist patriarchy we live in, any male who stands up and says he was abused or raped, is soft, feeble, and un-man-like. He is seen as below the example of what men are. According to this testosterone filled view of the world that is propagated in our society, men are always stronger and more violent than women. Women are soft, and men are hard. There is no way a man could be touched by a woman without him being able to defend himself or “put her in her place”.
With this overwhelming view of manhood – A man who is abused by a woman or his partner, is below a man and will be spoken to as such.
A friend of mine came home to his wife washing dishes. As soon as he said hello she yelled that dish washing was his job. He didn’t think it was that big a deal till a pan skipped off his head.He was shocked and asked why she did that. As soon as the words came out he was berated for everything in the house that was out of place or done wrong. He was pulled by his hair from one room to another. When he grabbed her hand she punched him in the stomach taking all of his air away. Before he could think, she slammed his head into the wall and kicked him in the jaw. When he woke up she was gone and he called the police.
They asked for a full description of her…when he said 5’1″ they police chuckled. When he described what happened….the police laughed and asked,”You mean you got beat up by a 5 foot girl? Yeah, we’ll put in the report. Are you doing ok honey?”
He said the “honey” part was the worst, but the laughing was just as bad.
The reality is that men know this will happen to them when they report the abuse. They know the opinion of all men around. It doesn’t matter how many martial arts belt the woman has, or how evil she appears to be….he will still be seen as getting beat up by a girl. Rape is even worse, because the general view of that is a man is always willing to have sex and someone who complains about having sex is obvious not a man.
So…yes, Men do get abused. No, it’s not as much as women…but the reality is that we don’t truly know what the numbers really are.
How many men will say they are verbally abused, physically abused, etc? Not many, even if they are.
Ray Rice slapping his wife could be similar to a wife killing her husband with a knife after years of physical and mental abuse. This person than claims "Battered-Women' Defense to be acquitted of murder.
Without the proper context and background, this tape could give the wrong impression. She did lunge at him and caused him to react, fearing that she could have scratched him. Many of her injuries could have come from the metal pole and not his slap. The only way to determine the appropriate punishment is to look at the background of their relationship. Was this the first time he hit his wife? Did he fear injury or death from her when she came at him? There are some psychopathic women abusing men and attempt to dominate a relationship through mental and physical abuse.
Look at the number of stories of women killing their husband, after claims of mental and physical abuse. Men, after suffering years of physical and mental abuse lash out. What kind of women spits on her man and father of her child like that? He chose the wrong women and he is paying the price.
Murder Suicide of a Pro-football player
The NFL rushed to judgment because of media pressure.
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Is my g tryna FABRICATE a defense for Ray Rice? I thought he was going to "rock bottom" her ass the way he kicked her while she was lying between the open elevator doors 