To speak up would be politically incorrect. All domestic abuse is quite complex though. Like why does it happen? Why do some men end up with wives and girlfriends who do that to them?
@@laradavenport903 It's best to have a point and make sense. Don't say something nasty like asking 'What's wrong with you?'. Perhaps you're like the woman in the video.
I wrote and directed a full-length drama (“Tulips”, also on CZcams & Podcasting platforms) exploring why there’s so little support for male DV victims & the way they often get stonewalled. We got a sh*tload of resistance & I found out later that the last attempt at this (“Men Don’t Tell” in 1993) was pulled from the main airwaves for similar reasons. 28 years later it’s still too taboo for some people.
My son didn't and yet the woman pressed false charges against HIM after she punched herself in the face and lied to the police saying she was the victim. Now he's facing a felony. It can happen even when you don't fight back.
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She hits like a girl anyway , I just sit there and wonder where this beautiful woman got this venom from and why is she directing it at me the one who loved her.
This is a big problem that doesn't get as much exposure as it should get which is possibly why it's allowed to go on for as long as it does.
Agreed. And more men need to speak up about being abused.
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To speak up would be politically incorrect. All domestic abuse is quite complex though. Like why does it happen? Why do some men end up with wives and girlfriends who do that to them?
@@therespectedlex9794 Is that the point?👈 To SPEAK up??? What is wrong with you??!😠
@@laradavenport903 It's best to have a point and make sense. Don't say something nasty like asking 'What's wrong with you?'.
Perhaps you're like the woman in the video.
@therespectedlex9794 The real question is why do these women abuse their partners?
Thank you for making this. Keep up the good work.
I wrote and directed a full-length drama (“Tulips”, also on CZcams & Podcasting platforms) exploring why there’s so little support for male DV victims & the way they often get stonewalled. We got a sh*tload of resistance & I found out later that the last attempt at this (“Men Don’t Tell” in 1993) was pulled from the main airwaves for similar reasons. 28 years later it’s still too taboo for some people.
Is there a way I can see that story?
@@kurttoy5035 Sure, it's available at czcams.com/video/doGdyYEBhiQ/video.html
Don't hit back, if a woman hits you. Remember, it's the man, who will end up in jail, not the woman, who hit first.
The woman will see you are weak
Hide cameras get it on camera then defend yourself!
My son didn't and yet the woman pressed false charges against HIM after she punched herself in the face and lied to the police saying she was the victim. Now he's facing a felony. It can happen even when you don't fight back.
Thank You Sharing
He dodges ducks and dives in the ring and comes out fairly unscathed but his girlfriend does that.
Life can be like that sometimes, even between men, or boys, when you were younger. Mental bullying is by its nature something you submit to.
idk if u were watching but those hits thrown in the ring were weak as shit.
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She hits like a girl anyway , I just sit there and wonder where this beautiful woman got this venom from and why is she directing it at me the one who loved her.