What about men abuse?

Jassus. Bunch of man-gina's! If she's poco-loco in the head, you need to get out. The mind games that woman play should be classed as physical abuse.
 
Never hit a woman. Just shake the **** out of her.

Or act as if you are making up, and then screw the **** out her. She's musn't be able to walk or sit normally for a week.

That's physical abuse done legally.
 
I saw on Oprah of some other show a few years back this stupid broad, claims all three her ex husbands beat her. Hahaha made me laugh.
 
>evil Laugh<

I love being called Diabolical... :twisted:

seriously though

physical violence - My mother taught me that if you want to dish out you want to make sure you can take it or run extremely fast..

I think this is what my brother's ex gf did :D

Emotional.. Is it not the same thing? Does men not have places to get support?
Women do this much better than men sometimes.. Wommiz are evil Biatches.

Men do not go to the toilet in groups, in fact, we don't even want to see each other's wangs :D. What I'm trying to say is Men don't do the group thing; hell, it's difficult enough for them to speak out on their own.

Can also be called prostitution.

IMHO financial dependence is an unfortunate situation because I believe that each party in a relationship should have some kind of independence, including financial independence, but calling it prostitution is a bit harsh don't you think?
 
IMHO financial dependence is an unfortunate situation because I believe that each party in a relationship should have some kind of independence, including financial independence, but calling it prostitution is a bit harsh don't you think?

Not really, it is what it is.
 
On a bit of a side note - physical abuse is usually accompanied by emotional and verbal abuse. So you can't really start to compartmentalise and rank it accordingly - it's usually all one big mess.

It's better to see the whole thing as abusive and recognise that it damaging and just plain awful.

But I do agree - just because women don't often resort to physical abuse doesn't mean it's any less horrid.
 
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