god hits back...

chocolate_new_orleans said:
I think some women just gravitate to the drama that some relationships offer. No one likes to get punched in the face, so why do they return, if not to the first beater, to someone else who beats them. It's because, deep down, they have an attention complex. Now they have something to blame in their life.

That mainly applies to those who go back for more, not one timers who leave
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I have a friend that was an abused child and wife she got help after drinking bleach trying to escape from the abuse, she is 12 years away from the last beating she took , we have talked alot about what she learned from therepy about herself and the reasons she stayed and why she felt drinking bleach was her only way out .
You use the right word but in the wrong context,, 'gravitate' Men and women that either stay in an abusive realationship or keep repeating that kind of realsonships do gravitate towards one another not for the attention or the drama but because boys were taught by watching dad beat and stomp mom and mom staying for what ever reason she had ,,and girls are taught by watching mom get beat and stomped by dad, as children they learn what they belive is 'the reality of life ' and are surprized when they find out not everyone does it, it really is
'a cycle ' kind of deal ,men don't enjoy doing it anymore than their victims enjoy getting it done , whats the cure ? At some point the parents in an abuseive family setting has to either stop doing it (men) or stop letting it be done(women) 'before' the kids learn it as a way of life, if a kid learns that to get up and work hard, pay bills yada yada yada,, then that is that kid will do as an adult, if a kid learns dads hit moms and moms get hit by dads then thats what a kid will do as an adult.
Therepy, jail, prison , abuse shelters, they are all tools to help these parents but always come into play after the mom has been sent to the hospital , theres no way any one can stop it before that happens except the dad and mom them selves.


van los piojos ausentes del niño pequeño que usted me incomoda

I didn't read all the previous posts, but I will add my piece. Women are as guilty of hitting and abusing their partners as men are of hitting and abusing theirs, the only reason we only see the stats on women abuse is because men fear to report it to the police and those that do get laughed at a good percentage of the time with remarks like, Oh you're telling us that that woman whom is smaller than you beat you up? are you a wimp or something, then the men get embarrassed and back down. The men do NOT get taken seriously enough with their complaint, and I know of some men that were abused by their wives and had the bruises to prove it and when the police got there they did see the bruises, but the woman turned around and told the police that he had hit her first and the police actually took him to jail for it. It's a very sexist thing, but it's out there. And for the record if any man is being hit or abused by a woman they are not wimps, they just don't believe in hitting a woman and the woman takes full advantage of it. Abuse is a two way street, actually three way, women, men, children.

My dad was abusive. I got into an abusive relationship later, but I learned really quick that any man that wants to hit me for voicing my thoughts and opinions is NO MAN.

Anyone, man or woman, that uses power, pain and intimidation to express themselves is a horrid little wimp inside that deserves to have very bad things happen to them.

iv been hit to the point where my temper takes control of me, and i no longer am in control, i think that guys just hit girls to show power and or dominance, but i think a guy should express dominance in the complete opposite view, instead of yelling at your wife or hitting her you should ask her if she wants to go for a walk, then sit down and have a "normal" conversation with her, expressing views not in a violent way,

whats bad about my plan, to move away from physical violence
just leads to mental violence ex: wifes blows 100 bucks at a casino, she doesn't make dinner for the husband,,, so ,,,
the husband doesn't give his wife 100 bucks for next week.

i was mentally abused as a child growing up much more than physically, i think that a good relationship with a husband and wife is to argue moderately, very small dose of physical "slaps" guys need to learn to just slap there wife in a kind way instead of picking up the microwave and throwing it at her...

physical violence is hard to judge the identity of it,
heck in my point of view sex and love can be considered
physical violence.

whats just as bad, is the women who beat on their husbands..................and the husbands are ashamed to do anything about it, so they live in fear.

awesome mtaerbox you rule dude. being a bodygaurd at court might be considered a bit excessive but still you rock.

couldn't find mtaerbox's post but he helps abused wives.

i haven't read much of this thread but i've got a thought:

does anyone hear watch everybody loves raymond? there is an episode in which amy finds out that robert was dating 2 other women during the same time he was dating her. there is a scene were she gets on the couch and smacks him in the face, she begins to walk away, and then smacks him again. the audience laughs hysterically. imagine if the situation was reversed......if the situation was reversed and robert smacked amy, do you think the audience would have laughed?

on an episode of dr.phil there was a man who constantly abused his wife. when the man tried to explain that the 1 time he struck her was in self defense, phil angerly says that he still wasn't justified and the entire audience explodes with applause.

i'm NOT saying that it's ok to hit a woman. but why is it more ok for a woman to hit a man? why does having a vagina entitle you to more rights?, and make abusing others more ok?

i guess my tv examples are kind of lame but still...

I laugh, I love, I hope, I try, I hurt, I need, I fear, I cry. And I know you do the same things too, So we're really not that different, me and you.

Colin Raye

Theres a side mission in GTA IV where you have to go to this guy who is beating his girlfriend and warn him not to do it again. So I killed him


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