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The domination and control by either partner in a relationship, whether abusive or not, is contrary to the personal rights of an individual. Where this relationship meets the needs of one or both, it is often enabled or tolerated. But it can lead to psychological trauma and violent situations. (see the opinions below)
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OPINION : SUBMISSION VOLUNTARY OR INVOLUNTARY?
Some folks say it's "not a bad thing" to be submissive. YES, there are MANY women who do like submissive roles, either consciously or subconsciously, but that doesn't mean they are happy.
In abusive relationships, the abused often has been under abusive conditions for so long that his or her mind has twisted the story until he or she believes that he or she is At Fault for the abuse, and that the abuser has the right to abuse him or her. This is not good because the abused person is being hurt not only by the abuser, but also by his or own mind. This twisting of reality does not mean anything about the abused person's intelligence; rather, it is the mind's search for a reason for the pain (inner or outer) he or she feels.
The situation can be very dangerous for the abused person because it may lead to damage directly imposed by the abuser, or indirectly by causing suicide or other self-inflicted damage.
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OPINION - ARE MEN ALWAYS THE ABUSERS
BOTH of these characters are stereotypes, and stereotyping people is also wrong. Because pretty much only the stereotype man is abusive. And pretty much only the stereotype woman is submissive. And pretty much only the stereotype woman will suffer and take all the abuse. In real life, there are also dominant/abusive/controlling women.
Although the solution is often stated as, "If you are in an abusive relationship, get away. It is the only solution."
However, this is sometimes an oversimplification, because the interpersonal relationship between any two people is complex, and cannot be classified as simply right or wrong, abuser and abused. It may require a dispassionate, trained counselor to recommend a course of action that will be beneficial for either partner in a marriage or relationship.
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What percentage of men abuse their wives?
It is estimated that about 22% of intimate partners are abusive.
What do submissive men want in the bedroom?
submissive men want bondage usually in the bedroom. they will probly like a dominitrix
How do Muslim men treat American woman?
They take them in there caves and make them their wives to be in there ave forever.
When was Men's Wives created?
Men's Wives was created in 1852.
Are polish men abusive?
No
Why are men abusive and insecure and yet women are not?
This is a generalisation, and a highly incorrect one at that. Women can be, are just as abusive and insecure as men. Many men are not abusive and are quite secure with themselves - the opposite is in fact a minority.
Why are black boys so mean to white girls?
Skin colour has no generalize bearing on the way men treat women or women treat men. Unfortunately there are men and women that are abusive to others and that is due to their own personal reasons, ignorance, instilled beliefs/learned behaviours or even due to mental illnesses/addiction.
Is it more common for men or women to be abusive?
Men, unfortunately.
Are Armenian men abusive?
Armenian men are as abusive as men from any other culture. It is unfair to pick one culture as being especially abusive when so many cases of abuse are found in every culture.
How do Kurdish men who have lived in the UK for ten years or more treat their wives and girlfriends?
It depends on the man. Some are harsh and abrasive, others are loving and caring.
Do women like submissive men?
some do and some dont Only men that are mentaly ill and want to abuse women would want her to do everything they say, if that is what you mean by submissive.
What are the release dates for Wives of Men - 1918?
Wives of Men - 1918 was released on: USA: August 1918
