odd how they never talk about male victims of domestic violence, despite dozens of studies in the last 30 years showing that men are victims just as often as women are.
Hell, in the 18-24 age range 72% of DV victims are male.
DV mitigation should be done at school, but it should teach both genders not to abuse the other. Interpersonal Violence is wrong, especially towards a girlfriend/boyfriend/wife/husband/significant other etc.
I‘ve never seen a newspaper ad more perfect than this.
Also learning hand to hand combat for only 5 quid? They shouldn‘t be surprised about domestic violence when it‘s so affordable.
This is 14 years old but still gold.
And herein is the issue with articles like this, it perpetuates that DA/DV is a one way street. Thankfully, the comments here see sense that it isn’t, it’s a two way street.
Ladies & Gents, I cannot stress this enough and I beg & implore you, if you’re suffering DA/DV abuse from a partner, get out, get to safety and report it. There’s nothing “weak” about doing that, there’s nothing “weak” about getting help to recover from it, be it physically or mentally.
Forget the likes of Andrew Tate et all, they’re pussies who can’t accept that real men have feelings and deserved to be treated right.
For those in the UK, you have the right to query a partners past, especially if they’re enacting abuse on you. Look up Clare’s law, men and women can use it and it’ll give you insight as to their past.
Men – You’re kings who don’t deserve to be beaten up, abused, lied to, manipulated etc.
Ladies – You’re queens who also don’t deserve to be beaten up, abused, lied to, manipulated etc.
Gents – For you specifically, it’s manly to accept help when needed, it’s manly to say “enough is enough”.
For the record; my recent ex was horrifically abusive, to the extent of; silent treatment, sexual abuse, accusations, blaming, threats to kill herself if I left etc.
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odd how they never talk about male victims of domestic violence, despite dozens of studies in the last 30 years showing that men are victims just as often as women are.
Hell, in the 18-24 age range 72% of DV victims are male.
DV mitigation should be done at school, but it should teach both genders not to abuse the other. Interpersonal Violence is wrong, especially towards a girlfriend/boyfriend/wife/husband/significant other etc.
I‘ve never seen a newspaper ad more perfect than this.
Also learning hand to hand combat for only 5 quid? They shouldn‘t be surprised about domestic violence when it‘s so affordable.
This is 14 years old but still gold.
And herein is the issue with articles like this, it perpetuates that DA/DV is a one way street. Thankfully, the comments here see sense that it isn’t, it’s a two way street.
Ladies & Gents, I cannot stress this enough and I beg & implore you, if you’re suffering DA/DV abuse from a partner, get out, get to safety and report it. There’s nothing “weak” about doing that, there’s nothing “weak” about getting help to recover from it, be it physically or mentally.
Forget the likes of Andrew Tate et all, they’re pussies who can’t accept that real men have feelings and deserved to be treated right.
For those in the UK, you have the right to query a partners past, especially if they’re enacting abuse on you. Look up Clare’s law, men and women can use it and it’ll give you insight as to their past.
Men – You’re kings who don’t deserve to be beaten up, abused, lied to, manipulated etc.
Ladies – You’re queens who also don’t deserve to be beaten up, abused, lied to, manipulated etc.
Gents – For you specifically, it’s manly to accept help when needed, it’s manly to say “enough is enough”.
For the record; my recent ex was horrifically abusive, to the extent of; silent treatment, sexual abuse, accusations, blaming, threats to kill herself if I left etc.
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