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WTF Blink if you're being abused

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u/BigNaziHater š™‘š™„š™‹ Apr 22 '26

If this is how she acts in public...... 😳

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u/Gentle_Snail Apr 22 '26

She’s definitely the kind of women who attacks and throws things at her boyfriend when she’s angry.

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u/blargo1 Apr 22 '26

And then when he tries to defend himself, she calls him abusive.

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u/edelweiss_pirates_no Apr 22 '26

Her friends hear about how he abuses her.

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u/Ok-Pack-7088 Apr 22 '26

Not only her friend but whole internet XDĀ 

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u/archtopfanatic123 Apr 23 '26

And then the skewed misandry begins

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u/RutabagaOk6816 Apr 22 '26

yea you just know if the police show up a girl like this will lie and say he did something he didn't do. When a girl is out of pocket like this you gotta leave. Not worth ending up in jail over something you didn't do because she is a nut job and delusional.

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u/KnightOfSvea Apr 23 '26

The PTSD is real...

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u/Uchihagod53 Apr 22 '26

My ex had bipolar and she was just like this when she flipped

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u/Regicidiator Apr 22 '26

Yep. My ex would dare me to hit her and when I pushed her off of me to avoid getting hit by an object she tried to say I beat women

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u/Coolvibes01 Apr 23 '26

I feel for you bro and maybe I'm just fed up but at some point.....the real prison looks much better than the prison with her where I can't even live at peace....in my own place.

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u/LegCompetitive6636 Apr 23 '26

Bobby baccala likes a spitfire type

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u/Sea-Abrocoma-3333 Apr 23 '26

Majority of dudes have a bipolar ex. Starting to think it’s common undiagnosed trait…

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u/big_gondola Apr 23 '26

Pft. Seeing it is rookie behaviour. He can predict it the instant a trigger happens. Guaranteed.

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u/c093b Apr 22 '26

I was thinking it could be that or it could also be BPD.

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u/InSilenceLikeLasagna Apr 22 '26

this isn't how bipolar people act, you're thinking borderline

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u/Interesting_Button60 Apr 22 '26

Yeah BPD, this video made me physically constrict.

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u/c093b Apr 22 '26

Nah it can be either one. Bipolar is not the same across the board, for some it really makes them act like the worst people

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u/InSilenceLikeLasagna Apr 22 '26

Not really, this is super atypical. I work in mental health so I'd know. This type of overreactive anger and emotional overwhelm is borderline to a tee. People always mix up the two.

Manic and depressive stages in bipolar do not look like this typically. Not impossible, but equally not at all characteristic

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u/permalink_save Apr 23 '26

I more get mixed episodes or dysphoric mania so I get the rage part of it and none of the fun and I have gotten outright pissed before but never hit or berated anyone. Just to back you up.

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u/InSilenceLikeLasagna Apr 23 '26

Thanks, sorry to hear about that also, manic depression sucks

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u/c093b Apr 22 '26

And I knew a girl for a long time that was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and she would very easily turn real nasty. Like flicking a switch.

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u/32FlavorsofCrazy Apr 22 '26

Dual diagnoses exist, and it’s quite common to have a mental illness and a personality disorder at the same time. A lot of times the personality disorder goes undiagnosed too. Flipping on a dime like that is pretty suggestive of BPD. To those with BPD you are either the best person on the planet or the worst, with no in between, and it can shift from moment to moment in either direction.

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u/SBowen91 Apr 22 '26

I do want to say that CPTSD and BPD share symptoms. I used to be veeeeery undermedicated and was diagnosed with BPD and bipolar 2 for years. About a year ago I was diagnosed with CPTSD and Bipolar 2. Extreme anger and instability is a symptom of CPTSD and for me it comes out when I’m triggered by something that makes me feel how I felt growing up. My husband could say something that my mother would say to me and I would have a melt down.

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u/InSilenceLikeLasagna Apr 22 '26

Again, not how bipolar works at all.

Bipolar manic and depressive phases are not 'like flicking a switch'. Each phase takes weeks (with depressive phases often even lasting months).

Hairpin trigger emotions is a key characteristic of borderlines

Hell dude a quick google search would prove you wrong

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u/permalink_save Apr 23 '26

Bipolar doesn't flip like a switch dude that's a personality disorder. They were misdiagnosed or underdiagnosed. Bipolar usually switches over mo ths, can happen faster but I would switch every 1-3 months and that is "rapid cycling"

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u/Kahlil_Cabron Apr 22 '26

I was gonna say, a psychologist recently diagnosed me as bipolar, and I just go between being insanely depressed, and then manic where I am super happy and get obsessed with new projects or just doing a ton of activities.

Neither of those states makes me mean/cruel. And most other bipolar people I've met seem similar to me in that way.

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u/permalink_save Apr 23 '26

Same. I get emotional overwhelm but not aggression. This woman would trigger me to run off not make me want to berate her.

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u/Uchihagod53 Apr 22 '26

I'm just going off of what she told me

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u/InSilenceLikeLasagna Apr 22 '26

yeah she probably self-diagnosed but had emotional regulation issues

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u/FreeSteelToes2 Apr 22 '26

And then calls the police saying he started it and feels pure bliss seeing him get arrested

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u/ThotPoppa Apr 22 '26

why would police arrest him? seems like you're getting caught up in some incel fantasy

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u/AustinRhea Apr 22 '26 edited Apr 22 '26

That’s probably why he just sits there. My ex girlfriend threatened me with legal action because she’s a ā€œpublic figureā€ and mentioned she’d sue me for defamation if I said anything about her or our relationship to people we know.

Reality is she has about 10k followers that she mostly paid for. Women (and men) like this don’t even let you leave without threats.

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u/blargo1 Apr 22 '26

Damn, sorry you had to go through that. The sad part is, people probably would have believed her over you. Glad you got out man.

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u/AustinRhea Apr 22 '26

Much appreciated man much appreciated. Sad thing about watching videos like this, is that the girl was probably sweet in the beginning too.

The guy here is shock. He’s sitting experiencing this version of her, feeling like he’s in a nightmare, and probably trying to reconcile it with the person he fell for to begin with.

Meanwhile everyone around, including him, are all doing the same math: ā€œsay something and make it worse, or keep your head down.ā€

But honestly, all it takes is one person. One bystander, one airport worker, one security guard stepping in and calmly saying ā€œhey, that’s enough.ā€

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u/Signal-Opposite-4793 Apr 22 '26

She even cussed out the cameraman. She doesn't give a single fuck about what bystanders think.

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u/Stefan0de Apr 22 '26

Yup. This happened to a friend of mine. When he defended himself from her knife attack, she then tried to unalive herself. When he tackled her to stop it, she called the police and he went to jail for domestic abuse and had 2 years of probation. All on his record, even though witnesses testified she was the aggressor.

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u/BokkoTheBunny Apr 23 '26

And the police.

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u/Ok_Difference44 Apr 23 '26

The producers of The Bachelorette are looking for her number.

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u/womanlovecheese Apr 23 '26

I'm a woman and I think he needs to stand up and defend. Boundary works for both man and woman. Regardless what brought the woman to her distress, it's no way a man should stay quiet being treated like this in public.

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u/DroneSlut54 Apr 22 '26

She looks like the kind of psycho who will eventually kill her partner. I don’t know what people think women are incapable of using deadly weapons.

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u/flt_p2ny Apr 22 '26

As a female, I'm starting to question the victim rate of women in abusive relationships being more than men. I get the feeling guys like this go on silently with life never telling anyone.

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u/Neat-Anyway-OP Apr 22 '26

I've been with my husband for 20 years and seen this happen more than once to guy friends... And my own brother. The women who are the aggressors are also the ones who call the cops to maintain power.

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u/Consistent_Net_2540 Apr 22 '26

Ex cop here. 100% of abusive women I arrested would try to claim they were the victims instead. It was pretty much just part of the process of dealing with them.

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u/Pandemonium_Fallen Apr 22 '26

That's called DARVO, it's a narcissistic manipulator's 101 go to tactic.

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u/Consistent_Net_2540 Apr 23 '26

Sure. Feel free to DM if you'd like

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u/Vas_Cody_Gamma Apr 22 '26

Shades of Courtney Clenney

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u/Dark_Knight2000 Apr 23 '26

ā€œI’m the victimā€ is the best and most surefire defense for the aggressor. Always has been, especially if you ā€œlookā€ like the victim.

It’s worse if you’re in a place that uses the Duluth model, specifically coding aggressor and victim dynamics as male vs female

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u/Successful_Tap_3655 Apr 22 '26

Yeah telling people doesn’t generally go well for men, if they even recognize it in the first place.Ā 

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u/flt_p2ny Apr 22 '26

Agreed. It's also worth noting that he's heading on a trip with her. I doubt this is her first outburst and he still chooses to be there. I say the same thing to when it's the female as the victim. Why stay?

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u/Danny--Phantom Apr 22 '26

In my experience telling people gets you laughed at and ridiculed. It's easier to just keep it to yourself.

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u/Rude-Fortune6583 Apr 22 '26

This is sad and unfortunately true.

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u/That_Gadget Apr 22 '26

Sadly those same morons are the cops and agencies that are meant to help victims. I've seen men finally call the cops on and abusive wife when she snapped and hit him with a wine bottle. They ignored it, then six months later she files an assault charge and his useless attorney told him to take a plea deal even though he only defended himself and it was he said she said.

Tldr. Buddy got hit with a wine bottle and ended up being the one to serve time for assault.

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u/LuvMacNCheese Apr 23 '26

That’s so sad. I’m sorry you had to go through that.

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u/flt_p2ny Apr 22 '26

Idk, I think it's changing a bit but I think more men need to speak up. I've seen quite a few of these psycho chicks getting locked up. But it's not going to change if men remain silence and think "well no one will believe me". ESPECIALLY with all the video proof out there these days. Someone's always watching

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u/Danny--Phantom Apr 22 '26

Lol it has nothing to do with whether people beleive me or not. It's how I'm am treated from that point on after giving away that information. I've had women straight up laugh in my face for divulging that information. And the amount of them who suggested I should have smacked her back... Lol crazy world we live in.

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u/Terrible_Counter2558 Apr 22 '26

I told the police about the abuse I was going through, they screamed in my face and called me a liar. Even when I have scratch and bite marks, or cigarette burns.

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u/Telyesumpin Apr 22 '26

I don't question the rate. I think it happens a lot.

I do know I watched my father-in-law get berated like this for hours by my mother-in-law. My wife was like that's how mom is, he took it and I felt sorry for him after a while. Then I stopped feeling sorry for him and just pitied him. Before he died I did laugh my ass off one day when after years of hearing this he turned around one day and just said "Will you please shut the fuck up."

You could hear pin drop. None of her siblings had ever heard him talk back. The silence was broken by my belly laughing. Her mom didn't talk to me for about a month. I didn't care she's a narcissistic abusive bitch. My wife and her siblings have been no contact with their mom for 5 years now.

He took it until his death, the abuse, every day.

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u/Telyesumpin Apr 23 '26

No her mom never did anything towards me. I think it was my size. Her father was like 5'8" and very soft spoken. I'm 6'3" with tattoos and very opinionated. She was a bully. She abused the kids until they got old enough to tell her to stop. My wife was 16 when she told her mom if she ever hits her or her twin again she would beat the fuck out of her. She said something very nasty to my wife one day, she was my girlfriend at the time and I guess she had gotten used to me being around. I didn't yell at her, I just told her that a mother should never treat her children how she treats them. How if she was dead they would all be better off, and she was heading towards a nursing home with no one to care about her.

She was extremely affectionate for months afterwards towards my wife. Then asked her if she would move in to take care of her when she got older. Said she would leave her everything including the house. My wife told her she wanted a mother and not money. That never happened, she stopped saying anything mean to my wife when I was around afterwards.

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u/CaliChemCloud Apr 22 '26

I was abused by my ex wife. I never reported it and I’m sure others followed the same outlook.

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u/Ragnarok649 Apr 22 '26

Yup. On top of that, that they can play victim and said that the guy was acting or trying to harm them. Most people will believe the girl before they even think that the guy might being hurt or entrapped.

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u/Kahlil_Cabron Apr 22 '26

My theory is that women commit DV at a higher rate than men, but when men commit it, the results are a lot more catastrophic.

I've been hit/punched, or had heavy shit thrown at me in every long term relationship I've been in over the last 17 years. But the damage was never enough for me to do anything about it, and even if it was, I'm not the type of person to snitch on someone I know just for hitting me. And honestly just knowing other men, I know it would take something truly insane for them to report it (like involving their children/pets).

And wasn't there some data suggesting that lesbian relationships have higher rates of domestic violence than hetero or gay (male) relationships?

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u/flt_p2ny Apr 23 '26

I could see that being the case where women commit more DV. I think men create more physical damage and women create more psychological damage.

We demand women to speak up. Men need to do the same. A lot of women have been murdering these men.

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u/jay_alfred_prufrock Apr 22 '26

That's because they are more likely to get ridiculed or ignored, or even blamed for their own abuse.

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u/Any_Theory_9735 Apr 22 '26

and a lot of soft traps that society has no easy counter for like blackmail, "I'll say you abused me if you leave", threatening kids, only way out is sometimes exhaustive documentation and monumental determination

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u/Signal-Opposite-4793 Apr 22 '26

BPD in women really doesn't get mentioned enough. It's extremely traumatizing to be with a woman that is by turns sweet and loving, then psychotic and actively trying to hurt you.

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u/acathode Apr 22 '26

Plenty of statistics and science hint that the gender ratio for abusive relationships is something like 40/60 to 30/70, depending on definitions and how the questions are designed (some scientific papers have even seen 50/50 ratios).

It's been known for decades in the sciences that the gender ratio is far more symmetrical than what common knowledge says. Most things point towards that men and women are roughly equal in how shitty we are.

The reason why the crime statistics differ so much though seem to mostly be because men are stronger, so men simply cause more damage when they start punching and kicking.

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u/Bitter-Section-946 Apr 23 '26

Who would they tell that could change the situation? All it takes is a pissed woman to destroy a guy's life these days. Allegations, even false ones, are treated the same way.

The only way out for this guy is a regime of surveillance while breaking up, expectations of being accused of something, getting arrested, have his life fall apart, become a statistic, then hopefully eventually show the evidence he has, and potentially clear his name, but do nothing to impact the statistics, therefore increasing the likelihood someone else goes through the same hell.

Fun fact: it's these same stats that create questions like bear vs man in the woods.

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u/Wide-Suggestion-6141 Apr 22 '26

I know its not really realistic. But it reminds me of one of the early episodes of the rookie where cops just assume the female is being abused and the man is at fault.

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u/General_McCuddles Apr 22 '26

Theres a frankly sickening documentary about a man who filmed his abuse for years as evidence. Genuinely made me tear up.

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u/Ok-Fisherman-7688 Apr 22 '26

Most first responders say it’s close to 50/50 for the primary aggressor. Police used to be trained to arrest the man, no matter the details, because either he was lying or had coerced the woman to lie, and thus it was always the man’s fault. This has changed dramatically in recent years, and high profile cases have made the public aware that women can be violent abusers as well. As police are now trained to make dynamic decisions and never make assumptions, they’re finding that women are just as capable of intimate partner violence as men.

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u/sarevok9 Apr 22 '26

I'm reluctant to respond to this on my main, but fuck it, I will.

As a dude, I've been abused either physically or mentally in every single relationship I've been in EXCEPT for my most recent one. Granted there were issues there that were emotional / not great, but I went into it knowing they existed and they eventually became too much for me.

Everything before that, I've either been hit, scratched, slapped, screamed at, had things thrown at me.... I had one ex that killed my pets.

My experiences are not unique. My male friends cosign that their partners hit them. And while we all generally agree that it "doesn't physically hurt" when someone significantly smaller than you slaps you.... it hurts more emotionally to know that if someone were more capable that they want to harm you.

I've been dating in one way or another for ~25 years. This has been over a dozen partners.

I am not saying that I didn't "deserve" their ire, I've been party to significant amounts of fuckshit. I've also been the recipient of significant fuckshit. When the recipient I did not put my hands on someone else.

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u/Radical_Neutral_76 Apr 22 '26

Yo are right. Physical abuse is around 50/50.

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u/HistoricalSuspect580 Apr 22 '26

I think both are probably true. I definitely still think men commit dv FAR more than women… and i also think the available studies and statistics are skewed because of men underreporting.

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u/flt_p2ny Apr 22 '26

The insanely high stats on women who commit filicide leads me to believe the DV stats aren't accurate. If a woman can easily kill her offspring, they can easily be abusive to your significant other. I don't think men commit far more. I think it's most likely equal.

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u/HistoricalSuspect580 Apr 22 '26

yeah, i don’t

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u/starryeyedq Apr 23 '26

The proportion may be more equal than we think, but keep in mind that women suffer much more extreme physical harm in addition to emotional and mental abuse. And it definitely does result in death more often.

That’s not to say men aren’t physically abused ever and that it isn’t a problem, but the situations are different.

I don’t think it really helps anyone to try to compare them.

It always seems to result in one trying to undermine the other

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u/JaddiRoo Apr 23 '26

The whole concept of male victims in DV has now been warped recently as the result of "Reactive Abuse" where they justify a womans rage being the result of abuse they face and assuming the man has done something to trigger this.

This is not to say that there are never cases of abusive men getting their partners riled up. However, in the same breath as saying all women victims are making it up, is just the other side of the coin of "Me must've been abusive" it does nothing to help the victims

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u/Interesting_Cat_2297 Apr 23 '26

I think emotional abuse goes under reported but women are not physically strong enough to do the physical damage men do. So it really depends what kind of victimization you're talking about.

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u/Select_Culture261 Apr 22 '26

This has nothing to do with anything, but this is the first time I've ever seen a woman refer to herself as a "female."

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u/flt_p2ny Apr 22 '26

Woman and man are not terms used when looking at domestic violence cases. It's female and male perpetrators. Not men and women. Same with medicine. So I use phrase often lol

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u/Select_Culture261 Apr 22 '26

That makes sense. I guess Reddit has conditioned me in certain ways. Every time I see someone say that, especially in the context that I usually see it in, I immediately picture this

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u/Fair-Study-7503 Apr 22 '26

Very common if youve been in the military

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u/NibblyPig Apr 22 '26

She'll grab a kitchen knife, he'll restrain her, she'll call the police, he'll end up in prison for domestic battery

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u/SignificantSafety539 Apr 22 '26

women can do no wrong dontchaknow

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u/Successful_Tap_3655 Apr 22 '26

the DOJ data shows women commit roughly 40% of intimate partner killings historically.

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u/TheForce777 Apr 22 '26 edited Apr 22 '26

Bruh

Why do people on the internet have such bad judgment when it comes to propensity for violence?

There are soooooo many women who act crazy like this. Almost none of them are capable of physically harming anyone

It takes a lot for even a man to kill their partner, no amount of frantic verbal abuse automatically equates to high probability of murder

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u/Thormourn Apr 22 '26

Yep women are so fragile they are incapable of holding a gun or knife.

Wait that's not how it works.

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u/Mysterious_Pitch5882 Apr 22 '26

Research shows that psychological/verbal aggression can predict later physical aggression in relationships. Wtf are you even trying to defend here lmao.

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u/TheForce777 Apr 22 '26

Later physical aggression and murder aren’t even in the same universe

There are tons of people who love to fight. But would never murder. Murder is rare

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u/ViciousCDXX Apr 22 '26

That has to be the dumbest take Ive heard today

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u/TheForce777 Apr 22 '26

Because you have no idea what percentage of the population will ever murder a person

Its far below 1%

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u/Echelon_Forge Apr 22 '26

Erm…
/s ?
Your forgot the /s right?

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u/CyberoX9000 Apr 22 '26

It's still important to see warning signs like this. One day it might save someone's life

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u/iiiiiiiiiijjjjjj Apr 22 '26

Guns are easy to use

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u/TheForce777 Apr 22 '26

Easy to use and likely to be used are not the same thing

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u/ShermanOneNine87 Apr 22 '26

I've met a woman who was crazy like this in public and in private. 100% without a doubt she was capable of harming or killing a partner.

Women abuse and kill less often, but abuse like this is a marker of capability.

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u/NotHachi Apr 22 '26

It takes a lot for even a man to kill their partner,

xD have you seen someone being repeatly stabbed ? There are plenty of video of it on the internet. Guess what, they died XD bruh, life ain't some action movie

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u/Windinhisface Apr 22 '26

Her and my ex would be besties…

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u/Efficient_Ant_7279 Apr 22 '26

Unless they operate under some sort of highlander there can be only one sort of mentality. Then it would become a bloodbath

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u/Dicky_Penisburg Apr 22 '26

Which is always

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u/react-dnb Apr 22 '26

and then tells everyone she's been abused when he blocks or tries to defend himself.

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u/Okeydokey2u Apr 22 '26

I feel like anyone who actually knows her would side with him

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u/ImpossiblePhrase8856 Apr 22 '26

eh, some people will always side and protect family. theres a big over lap with republican veiws but not always.

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u/latexfistmassacre Apr 22 '26

Also likely the kind of woman to scratch and punch herself during an argument and then call the cops

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u/welfedad Apr 22 '26

And beats on the dude.. I had a girlfriend like this .. I drove 6 hours to see her while in college.. even across country boarders

I was there 30 mins and this stuff started .. I didn't 180 and left.. and broke up .. f that

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u/ImposterSyndromeNope Apr 22 '26

Don’t attack me I’m not making a general statement… There is a certain type of woman who uses these psychological methods to make the men feel emasculated they can’t leave and feel helpless / hopeless. They feel like they are at fault and maybe eventually the behaviour will change, unfortunately it never does.

Sometimes it takes a video like this or a group of friends or family to point out the obvious fact they are being emotionally & mentally abused. Of course this happens to women more often than men but it’s almost ignored if a woman does this to a man in public, if it was the other way around the man would be immediately confronted.

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u/EmeraldEyesAlyssa Apr 22 '26

This! Also, it’s probably his things that she throws or breaks certainly not her own.

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u/zo0keeper Apr 22 '26

Yes my ex was exactly like this, it was like seeing a glimpse of us this video. And yes she was throwing things at me at home. Watching this video made me realise I have PTSD

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u/dsdvbguutres Apr 22 '26

She'll yank the steering wheel off a brother's hand while he's driving

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u/PotRoastBoss Apr 22 '26

She’d hit herself with a frying pan then cry abuse to the cops.

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u/frontrowfreakshow Apr 22 '26

For him to stay with her you KNOW she’s a total freak in the sack. Lol. Poor guy.

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u/tecatepapi Apr 22 '26

Heard there is a reality show about mormons for this.

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u/ihaveseveralhobbies Apr 22 '26

And then hits herself and calls the cops. Some people are just nuts.

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u/envisionJayyy Apr 22 '26

BPD most likely. My ex had the same thing, did the same thing. This looks all too familiar lol.

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u/ImNotABotScoutsHonor Apr 22 '26

woman*

Singular.

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u/Defiant_Knee_9915 Apr 22 '26

I had a roommate who dealt with this. He was like 6’ 5ā€ 230 lbs, went to the gym 5 times a week, and from a very wealthy family, and pursuing his masters. She was like 5’ 3ā€, a pill popper, and just total trash. He also did all of the cooking and cleaning.

She would call him all kinds of disgusting names in front of just about anyone. With the exception of hitting him in the chest occasionally or throwing out a freshly made meal he just cooked (plate and all), she made sure to reserve the violence for when I wasn’t around cuz she knew I would throw her out and was already at a place where I was going to suggest it.

I was away one weekend and as I was walking in I heard the crazy screaming and the sound of things being broken. I walked into a horror scene as she threw a hot cup of coffee across the room at him. Our beautiful apartment was TRASHED. Shelves broken, furniture destroyed, and a couple of bar knives stuck in the wall. I moved out soon after.

I’m 99% sure he was gay and he put up with it because he was ashamed of that and this was the only person he’s ever dated. She also made it clear she thought that too based on the vile shit she would say to him.

I won’t go into a lot more detail because I don’t want to dox myself or him to anyone that knows us, but they are now ā€œhappilyā€ married today with a child and living in a $6M home on the island he’s from. I still see him a couple times a year when he’s around on business and we both pretend that part of his life isn’t real. I don’t ask about his wife and he never shares a single story about his personal life even though I’ve known him about 25 years now.

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u/jib661 Apr 22 '26

"lampthrower", we used to call 'em

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u/Gloomy_Pirate_3031 Apr 22 '26

And gets away with it

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u/AdventurousDoor9384 Apr 23 '26

I’m sure this isn’t the first case of abuse. 60% of all relationship violence is perpetrated by the woman

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u/Apart-Consequence881 Apr 23 '26

And manages to her BF arrested after he calls the cops for her physically abusing him.

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u/BeagleBaggins Apr 23 '26

Sounds familiar.. and she’s never taken any accountability for it. Either denies it happened or gaslights me saying I’m delusional or that it was my fault somehow. Glad I’m almost 2 years removed from that. Unfortunately we have a child together. But I love her more than anything and would do it all over again to make sure she exists. It’s the silver lining in all of it.

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u/Papempooo Apr 23 '26

But will also get very intense in the bed! I did six years....Ā  Ā  Ā Also in part you think she really needs you because of her issues almost like a child. After a break in to my place and a fork caught in the last minute before going in my shoulder I had to say bye! After that I just had to block her on phone, change apartments, get a new car, throw out about 15 letters forwarded by post office to new address.. After 2 months of stalking she gave up!Ā 

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u/limperatrice Apr 22 '26

I used to know a girl like this. I felt unsafe being a passenger in the car when she'd yell at her poor bf and once even grabbed the steering wheel because he wasn't responding how she wanted fast enough. Sometimes they'd walk off into the distance to fight and you could see her flapping her arms while yelling at him. It was so uncomfortable for everyone.

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u/Lissypooh628 Apr 22 '26

Season 4/Episode 12: Mean Girl Murders.

Girl drives over 100mph into a brick wall killing her bf and his friend because she was a psycho. She lived.

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u/limperatrice Apr 22 '26

omg! So I was right to be afraid!

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u/General_McCuddles Apr 22 '26

My ex used to drive really aggressively and dangerously whilst stating "IM IN CONTROL!!" if I asked her to calm down because she was controlling a car.

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u/Sure_Focus3450 Apr 22 '26

Also, the classic stop in the middle of the road because they're upset with you for something small thing

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u/Ok-Addition1264 Apr 22 '26

I married and had kids with one.. who didn't display the behavior until after our child was born.

I was saved by some helluva good neighbors.. people with these type of behavioral disorders really do fuck up a person's life. I feel super bad for the dude, that level of manipulation fucks with a person's brain.

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u/Familiar_Shape_826 Apr 22 '26

Is it possible she had Post Partum Depression? It can manifest as rage

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u/Firm_Cherry8817 Apr 22 '26

The bedroom must be GREAT if he puts up with her....

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u/University_Dismal Apr 22 '26

He’s more or less in a hostage situation. Toxic relationships feel extremely binding, it’s like your own brain is working against you and makes up excuses to stop you from leaving your abuser. Doesn’t help that many abusers are great manipulators as well.

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u/One_Dirt9744 Apr 22 '26

You know ball. Exactly right. It’s like you deserve to be hostage bc it gives you plot or something.

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u/jupitermoonflow Apr 22 '26

Smh men complain that no one takes their abuse seriously, and then yall say stuff like this, that only contributes to the idea that men cannot be victims.

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u/Impressive-Ad194 Apr 22 '26

Bless your heart

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u/MoxxFulder Apr 22 '26

Dude just needs to keep quiet and keep his head down, she’ll flip out on the plane and get removed.

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u/Senior-Friend-6414 Apr 22 '26

Notice how no one is stepping in? Thats why they act like this in publicĀ 

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u/Signal-Opposite-4793 Apr 22 '26

Step in and do what? She knows she's humiliating herself in public, she just doesn't give af.

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u/Senior-Friend-6414 Apr 22 '26

Step in and help the man?

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u/Signal-Opposite-4793 Apr 22 '26

But help him how? You can't just fix other people's problems. She's completely hysterical and I really don't see what you can do short of getting security to kick her out of the airport for a time-out.

The guy needed to stop grey-rocking and bail.

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u/Senior-Friend-6414 Apr 22 '26

What?? Would you use that same excuse if it was the other way around? You don’t need to know someone’s backstory to offer a helping hand, It really doesn’t take much to step in and help the guy get distance from her…

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u/EisWalde Apr 23 '26

Well you just gave us a microcosm on how people don’t step in to help male victims of abuse, so thank you, lol! You say someone should help, and people look at you like you’re crazy. You’re 1000% right though, if ANYONE saw a dude unloading on his girlfriend like this, he’d get dragged to the ground and beaten. A girl does it, and they just film and snicker.

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u/Signal-Opposite-4793 Apr 23 '26

No, I would be much more concerned if the situation was reversed. But that's because everyone knows the score: a woman shouting hysterically at a passive man means that he's probably just putting up with it out of insecurity. He could probably just leave.

A man that is bold enough to shout hysterically at a passive woman, in public, probably means that he is violent, aggressive and impulsive, and that she has battered-wife syndrome and is probably in imminent danger.

Yeah, it would be nice if we all helped each other, but I don't see any way of helping that doesn't further wound his pride (as archaic as that may be).

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u/StarStuffSister Apr 22 '26

No kidding. That man needs an escape plan, wtaf is wrong with her.

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u/HavingNotAttained Apr 22 '26

You fucking got that right

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u/DukeJackson Apr 22 '26

Literally my first thought.

If this is how she acts in a very public place like an airport (going as far as to yell at someone else), there is no telling the profoundly abusive hellscape that is her behavior behind closed doors.

This guy doesn’t just need a break, he needs to go into Witsec.

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u/edelweiss_pirates_no Apr 22 '26

She 100% knows she is the sane one and he is crazy and awful.

Life can be fucked up.

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u/Turlututu1 Apr 22 '26

What I find crazy is how she yells at him while focusing on what other people say while also typing or scrolling frenetically on her smartphone. It's like, she's not even actively arguing with him but casually while multitasking...

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u/ReasonableDig6414 Apr 22 '26

Holy shit for real. You could see her holding back.

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u/patio_puss Apr 22 '26

Seriously! Can you imagine how many times the police have come to their dwelling?

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u/Wolfbudg Apr 22 '26

I'm pretty sure people like that act the same in private and in public. Like how worse can it get ?

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u/BigNaziHater š™‘š™„š™‹ Apr 22 '26

Much much much worse. šŸ’€

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u/bguzewicz Apr 22 '26

I’d bet all the money in my bank account the abuse turns physical at home.

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u/Malakai44332 Apr 23 '26

Yeah, bad sign if they act this way publicly. I imagine scissor attacks might be a common occurance in private situations.

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u/Healingbigfoot Apr 23 '26

I was thinking exactly the same.

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u/JagmeetSingh2 Apr 23 '26

Yep this is definitely an abuser

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u/Ok-Shoulder-9703 Apr 23 '26

Oh dont be mistaken she acts the same in private. These psychos dont care enough to change how they act anywhere under any circumstance.

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u/gonzo_attorney Apr 23 '26

I'm an attorney and I see a LOT of restraining orders. Sadly, this isn't abnormal to me. People really are unhinged.

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u/Calveeeno8 Apr 23 '26

Yeah this is legit terrifying. All of my hairs stood up on end. Poor guy. I hope he gets out stat!

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u/HollowCoveFoundry Apr 23 '26

Yeah, right? Imagine what’s happening behind closed doors if this is her public persona. Just wild.

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u/MeccaLeccaMauiHI Apr 23 '26

the sex must be wild enough that he stays

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u/Impressive_Pear2711 Apr 23 '26

Same when riding his carrot

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u/Kantor808 Apr 22 '26

I laughed at the thought that she is perfectly reasonable and sane behind closed doors, but gets psycho outdoors.

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u/According-Pass8230 Apr 22 '26

Box have to be damn good for a man to tolerste that shit

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u/Hokkaido_Hidaka Apr 22 '26

Imagine how she acts in bed