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March 26, 2016, 10:25:40 AM
#56
It's depending on what's couse of beating it's unusual beating men whatever if man see his bebefits in dangers maybe beaten one time like if woman has a huge money man have to beaten to don't lose his benefits
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March 26, 2016, 08:25:37 AM
#55
there are several cases that being reported to the police that women is beating men, and sometimes its more violent than being beat by a man

not many case being reported to the police because man prefer his ego than the bruise

Let me as you a simple question. Which do you think is more motivating?

A: The harm to a mans ego by being beaten by a women.
or
B: Being beaten by police, then possibly beaten and raped in jail, and having a criminal record forever and not having any rights to defend yourself with a firearm?

Do you idiots REALLY believe that ego is the primary motivating factor here?
This applies to us Americans only. Police around the world is different.

Bullshit. Yeah maybe the firearm part, but cops around the world still in general have the same anti-male bias when responding to reports of domestic violence.
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March 26, 2016, 07:06:55 AM
#54
there are several cases that being reported to the police that women is beating men, and sometimes its more violent than being beat by a man

not many case being reported to the police because man prefer his ego than the bruise

Let me as you a simple question. Which do you think is more motivating?

A: The harm to a mans ego by being beaten by a women.
or
B: Being beaten by police, then possibly beaten and raped in jail, and having a criminal record forever and not having any rights to defend yourself with a firearm?

Do you idiots REALLY believe that ego is the primary motivating factor here?
This applies to us Americans only. Police around the world is different.

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I've read many articles claiming that domestic violence coming from women might be more common than we think but we just don't really get to know about it because it's rarely reported. What do you think about this? Could it be real? And if yes, to what extent?

About two in five of all victims of domestic violence are men. Not all of the abuses are physical violence.
These are common abuses:

Be possessive
Threaten to leave you (divorce or break up)
Control your money
Rant about something unimportant but you supposedly have done

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March 26, 2016, 06:51:56 AM
#53
there are several cases that being reported to the police that women is beating men, and sometimes its more violent than being beat by a man

not many case being reported to the police because man prefer his ego than the bruise

Let me ask you a simple question. Which do you think is more motivating?

A: The harm to a mans ego by being beaten by a women.
or
B: Being beaten by police, then possibly beaten and raped in jail, and having a criminal record forever and not having any rights to defend yourself with a firearm?

Do you idiots REALLY believe that ego is the primary motivating factor here?
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March 26, 2016, 06:46:15 AM
#52
there are several cases that being reported to the police that women is beating men, and sometimes its more violent than being beat by a man

not many case being reported to the police because man prefer his ego than the bruise
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March 26, 2016, 06:32:43 AM
#51
lol kill yourself already if you've been whooped by a woman.

Hopefully some day you wake up to find your dick cut off in your sleep. Of course you need a girlfriend first, so that will probably never happen.
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March 26, 2016, 02:22:49 AM
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lol kill yourself already if you've been whooped by a woman.
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March 25, 2016, 03:33:35 PM
#49
you're a weak faggot if you let yourself get beat up by a female unless you're into that sort of thing and you asked her to do it
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March 25, 2016, 01:54:24 PM
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I've read many articles claiming that domestic violence coming from women might be more common than we think but we just don't really get to know about it because it's rarely reported. What do you think about this? Could it be real? And if yes, to what extent?

I think it could be real. I've seen several times with my own eyes a wife beating her husband. To what extent is another question. I think that domestic violence is coming from men mostly though.

Way to read. People like you are the reason men are allowed to be abused freely. Lots of talking, no reading or thinking.

Maybe know what you are talking about before you make assertions.

"There are major difficulties in obtaining reliable statistics in this area but mental health studies consistently show that in heterosexual couples only about 25% of the time is domestic violence solely male-on-female. The same studies show that 25-30% of the time the violence is exclusively female-on-male, with the remainder mutual combat. However, one agreeable result emerges from these studies: The safest place for a woman is in her home with the biological father of her children."

http://www.familytx.org/research/articles/humanproblem.html



Well, you can call me sexist but I think that in the first place women should be protected against domestic violence rather than men. As you said by yourself there are major difficulties in obtaining reliable statistics in this area, so I wouldn't trust any statistics totally.

We're not calling you sexist. You're calling yourself sexist. You want to give higher rights to one sex than to the other. That's the exact definition of sexism...
Why should women be more protected than men? They're more concerned by domestic violence? Maybe, I don't know the area perfectly, but even if that's the case, why should they have more rights? Wouldn't it be fairer to take as much into account the words of the man than the woman?
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March 25, 2016, 09:43:37 AM
#47
Yes it is becoming common. But I think real problem is that,
When girl hits a guy, guy can give reply. But people think guy cannot. It is wrong.
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March 25, 2016, 08:34:35 AM
#46
The issue of women beating men has been common but it is only that it was not coming to the public domain. With the advent of social media, every single thing that happens even in bedrooms gets its way to the public domain. People are now more informed than before and that is why some things are no longer kept secret.
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March 25, 2016, 08:13:25 AM
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I've read many articles claiming that domestic violence coming from women might be more common than we think but we just don't really get to know about it because it's rarely reported. What do you think about this? Could it be real? And if yes, to what extent?

I think it could be real. I've seen several times with my own eyes a wife beating her husband. To what extent is another question. I think that domestic violence is coming from men mostly though.

Way to read. People like you are the reason men are allowed to be abused freely. Lots of talking, no reading or thinking.

Maybe know what you are talking about before you make assertions.

"There are major difficulties in obtaining reliable statistics in this area but mental health studies consistently show that in heterosexual couples only about 25% of the time is domestic violence solely male-on-female. The same studies show that 25-30% of the time the violence is exclusively female-on-male, with the remainder mutual combat. However, one agreeable result emerges from these studies: The safest place for a woman is in her home with the biological father of her children."

http://www.familytx.org/research/articles/humanproblem.html



Well, you can call me sexist but I think that in the first place women should be protected against domestic violence rather than men. As you said by yourself there are major difficulties in obtaining reliable statistics in this area, so I wouldn't trust any statistics totally.

You are sexist. The law is supposed to treat people equally regardless of their ability or inability to defend themselves. Also I said nothing of the sort, my SOURCE backed with statistical data (of which you have presented none) said "There are major difficulties in obtaining reliable statistics in this area but mental health studies consistently show that in heterosexual couples only about 25% of the time is domestic violence solely male-on-female."  They said it was "difficult" not "unreliable", stop making shit up to defend your sexist arguments.
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March 25, 2016, 07:53:07 AM
#44
In a lot of places if you call the police for a woman assaulting you as a man, you go to jail. You could be drenched in blood and swollen with a knife sticking out of you some times and it makes no difference.

Whaou, something on which I agree with Tecshare! I guess shit happens ^^

But yeah, problem is that men raped/beaten can't even go to the police! If they call the police, at best the woman will never be taken to court, most of the time the police officer will simply laugh and sometimes he will be the one in trouble for violence or rape...
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March 25, 2016, 05:26:12 AM
#43
I've read many articles claiming that domestic violence coming from women might be more common than we think but we just don't really get to know about it because it's rarely reported. What do you think about this? Could it be real? And if yes, to what extent?

I think it could be real. I've seen several times with my own eyes a wife beating her husband. To what extent is another question. I think that domestic violence is coming from men mostly though.

Way to read. People like you are the reason men are allowed to be abused freely. Lots of talking, no reading or thinking.

Maybe know what you are talking about before you make assertions.

"There are major difficulties in obtaining reliable statistics in this area but mental health studies consistently show that in heterosexual couples only about 25% of the time is domestic violence solely male-on-female. The same studies show that 25-30% of the time the violence is exclusively female-on-male, with the remainder mutual combat. However, one agreeable result emerges from these studies: The safest place for a woman is in her home with the biological father of her children."

http://www.familytx.org/research/articles/humanproblem.html



Well, you can call me sexist but I think that in the first place women should be protected against domestic violence rather than men. As you said by yourself there are major difficulties in obtaining reliable statistics in this area, so I wouldn't trust any statistics totally.
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March 25, 2016, 01:14:23 AM
#42
I've read many articles claiming that domestic violence coming from women might be more common than we think but we just don't really get to know about it because it's rarely reported. What do you think about this? Could it be real? And if yes, to what extent?
maybe those woman felt unconfortable with the men's deeds or men annoyed them, so it made them do some violences.

I think it's okay if they just protect theirselves, but if they just did it without any appropriate reason
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March 24, 2016, 07:23:30 PM
#41
This is racist, when men beating women it is violence, but when women beating men it's just nothing.

Well the reason people take is as nothing is because it is believed that men can generally defend themselves, most especially a woman. So if a man refuses to defend himself, people just assume he is being a proper gentleman Grin
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March 24, 2016, 06:31:13 PM
#40
It happens quite a bit, I know two friends who went through hell with their now ex's and I'm sure I only heard part of what really went on, that's just two out of many stories I've heard over the years. One of those two called asking for a ride one morning which was odd because he and his gf both had cars, he said it was an emergency and would I please come get him. I got there and he was bloodied and clawed all over, he was only wearing jeans and proceeded to tell me he woke-up to his gf punching and scratching him and he escaped through the bedroom window as she not only was still attacking him but threatening to call the police and try to get him arrested for the traffic tickets he had and assaulting her which never happened as he was clearly the victim- that is pretty insane thinking, she thought just because she was the female that even though she clawed the hell out of him and beat him that he'd immediately go to jail since she is a woman. Just two weeks ago an ex of mine who I'm still friends with called me and told me how during an argument, she punched her husband in the face repeatedly - as he was driving - and was now worried he was calling the cops and she'd be arrested. Turns out her husband didn't call the cops and this is probably the reality in most of these instances as what guy who is 250 and 6'2 is going to want to tell the police a 5'2 woman assaulted him?

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March 24, 2016, 05:54:13 PM
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IIRC men make up roughly half of all domestic abuse victims.  This only includes the cases we're aware of; I get the feeling men report their abuses less than women.  Going off this alone, women are at least equally as violent as men.  Men find it hard to fight back knowing they'll go to jail if they do, since it's bad to hit someone but "taboo" to hit a woman as a man; the police are notorious for arresting the male in a domestic abuse situation even if the male did no wrong, so it's better that the police are never called in that event.  All this double standard does is encourage violence from females towards males, which in turn encourages males to avoid relationships with females, thus we can connect this double standard to the rise of MGTOW and falling birth rates in the west.  But let's be honest, has there ever been a double standard which yielded positive results?

Anyway to answer the question, yes, it's as common as the man beating the woman.
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March 24, 2016, 09:22:01 AM
#38
The media is super biased toward women being victims of violence against men in Argentina.  For months I kept seeing this statistic that every 30 hours a woman is killed in Argentina.  That sounds like a lot.  Now as someone who has studied statistics I see two problems with this statistic.

  • the number should normalized to be per million population
  • the number should be compared to the number of men murdered

If you don't divide by the number of people, you would see more deaths in a country as a whole than any identifiable region within this country.  And yet, when comparing the country with a province or city.  This statistic for the country would always be higher or the same.

It may be that humans tend to kill each other and when you put 60 million together that statistic is really is lower than most countries.

So, I looked up the statistics.  These statistics are adjusted for population.  I looked at the 2014 numbers for homicide rates.  A man in Spain is as likely to be murdered as a woman in Argentina.   A woman is seven times less likely to be murdered in Spain than a man in Spain.   I also found that a man in Argentina is seven times more likely to be killed than a woman is.  I find the consistent ratio curious.  All this attention about a woman being killed every thirty hours when for the general population the problem is much worse.  It is not really a lie but kind of misleading statistics.

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March 24, 2016, 09:03:30 AM
#37
Most men don't like to talk when they got hit by an woman. They are scared what other people will think about it and judge them how they can get beaten up by an wife.

that's so true... Especially with their friends, they rather lie what happen than telling the truth. It will only happen if the women is much stronger than men.
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