Have you ever actually known a man who was beaten by his woman? Because I never have,
The narrative has ALWAYS been men are the abusers ...
I laughed my ass off when this came to light in the 90's, not that women are abused, but the progressive narrative about men being the abusers was stood on it's ear
So in an effort to end domestic violence women were all in, rule were put in place;
Police could NO Longer Ignore Domestic Violence
Wives could not change their minds once the police were called
POLICE WERE REQUIRED TO ARREST THE GUILTY PARTY
Well once this became mandatory data was gathered much to the embarrassment of feminists everywhere women rose to the top of the list as abusers ... leftists swept the conversation under the rug, because the data did NOT fit their narrative ...
and the biggest wtf moment
women in lesbian relationships face similar or higher percentages of domestic violence to straight couples
How common is lesbian partner violence?
About 17-45% of lesbians report having been the victim of a least one act of physical violence perpetrated by a lesbian partner (1,5,6,13). Types of physical abuse named by more than 10% of participants in one study included:
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Disrupting other's eating or sleeping habits
Pushing or shoving, driving recklessly to punish, and slapping, kicking, hitting, or biting (11).
Sexual abuse by a woman partner has been reported by up to 50% of lesbians (12).
Psychological abuse has been reported as occurring at least one time by 24% to 90% of lesbians (1,5,6,11,14).
The research usually has been done with mostly white, middle-class lesbians who are sufficiently open about their sexual orientation to have met researchers seeking participants in the lesbian community. Subsequently, these findings may not apply to women who are less open, less educated, or of other ethnic backgrounds.
men may get drunk and beat the wife and children, women however will fly off the handle as soon as they do not get their way and start slapping, beating, grabbing a frying pay or a kitchen knife and attack the man
I remember jokes growing up about the husband coming home drunk after being out drinking with the guys being greeted by the wife with a cast iron skillet or rolling pin, getting clocked in the head
Women Abusers Choose Nonphysical Violence
When researching her book, Taylor only interviewed women who were the sole abusers in the relationship. What she found was that this group was more likely to use nonphysical tactics, such as emotional, verbal and psychological abuse.
“A lot of times, it was about manipulation, control, using the children against the partner or threatening to take the children away.” She also noted that female abusers were less likely to go through the cycle of abuse—there was no honeymoon or remorse period after an incident.
These female abusers’ common traits included being possessive, controlling and jealous; having unrealistic expectations of her partner; having high impulsivity, anger and rage; and not having enough outside support from female friends.
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Power and Control Wheel is one way advocates help explain abuse tactics to victims.
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