That you even have vetting questions let's me know that the type of dude being discussed wouldn't make it past the first round.
please tell me you're using purple font lol!Im going to keep hitting dudes first. I'm entitled to--like white and asian women. Plus 99.99999999999999999999999999999999999% of men are of high moral character and wont ever hit ME back! I KNOW THIS because they SAID SO!! Duh?!? Those "mule" bwitches who dont hit their men because they think a man, typically of high moral character, may have a bad day and hit back, are LE. Im better than them.
please tell me you're using purple font lol!
Where is that video of that Asian girl smacking the crap out of her boyfriend while he was on his knees taking it.
Im going to keep hitting dudes first. I'm entitled to--like white and asian women. Plus 99.99999999999999999999999999999999999% of men are of high moral character and wont ever hit ME back! I KNOW THIS because they SAID SO!! Duh?!?
Those "mule" bwitches who dont hit their men because they think a man, typically of high moral character, may have a bad day and hit back, are LE. Im better than them. #lhcflogic
I don't think it takes high moral character to refrain from striking a woman in retaliation for being struck. Why would a man go there? He's likely strong enough to restrain her. Just push her away, pin her down or something if she's repeatedly striking (which im not condoning btw lol). If she's going off like a rabid dog, sit on her or get away from the situation.
I'm divorced but in a relationship lol.So...... In summary hitting your man is a sign of privilege, mainly for fair skinned minorities as well as blonde haired blue eyed unicorns. Those who elect to not hit and not be hit are just...what exactly? Why can't anyone agree to that? I think the majority of posters in this thread are single or divorced or not interested in men to start with.
I don't understand why this is even an argument. If you feel men that are on average taller and stronger physically than women should be able to knock you out if you touch them, by all means keep on with your stance. If you think men should not hit women for any reason because they are on average taller and stronger physically (has this ever been in debate anywhere where???), keep doing what works for you. What we all agree on is: the best course of action is not to hit ANYONE.
I'm disappointed to see that feminism has yet again come up in an argument about women being hit.
But you're still here as well...
I don't understand why this is even an argument. If you feel men that are on average taller and stronger physically than women should be able to knock you out if you touch them, by all means keep on with your stance.
If you think men should not hit women for any reason because they are on average taller and stronger physically (has this ever been in debate anywhere where???), keep doing what works for you.
What we all agree on is: the best course of action is not to hit ANYONE.
Don't know why. Feminism is the biggest change in male-female relationships since chivalry.I'm disappointed to see that feminism has yet again come up in an argument about women being hit.
Those who elect to not hit and not be hit are just...what exactly? Why can't anyone agree to that?
Don't know why. Feminism is the biggest change in male-female relationships since chivalry.
Out of curiosity, how does one "elect" not to get hit? Do folks genuinely believe that men are incapable of deciding, on their own volition, to hit a woman unless she hits him first? erplexed
Tell that to female firefighters and front-line military personnel who fought the 'physical differences' argument to get their positions. I'm not being snarky, I'm just trying to illustrate the point: when you claim you're equal in every measurable way, you take the risk of actually being treated like an equal. You don't get to pick and choose when it doesn't apply.Feminism is always being drudged into a conversation of something ugly and I just disliked it. Feminism was about bringing women on an equal plain socially and economically. Physically, we are never going to be on an equal plain. A man who is 50 pounds lighter than me likely still packs a more powerful punch because physically, we are always going to have differences in men and women.
Expecting to be hit if you initiate physical violence and believing that men should hit a woman are two separate ideas that people are
trying to marry in this thread. If I put my hands on any adult, man or woman, I have no expectations that they will take the high road when I was the one in the wrong and chose to lower myself to physical violence in the first place. Ideally in a situation where a woman initiates violence the man walks away. However, sometimes it's the wrong day and wrong time to approach someone with foolishness and you get hurt.
Unless you are one of those super feminine women whose slaps feel like the beating of doves wings and the strong muscles in your SO's face cause him to be immune to pain a hands off policy for both partners should be non-negotiable.
Tell that to female firefighters and front-line military personnel who fought the 'physical differences' argument to get their positions. I'm not being snarky, I'm just trying to illustrate the point: when you claim you're equal in every measurable way, you take the risk of actually being treated like an equal. You don't get to pick and choose when it doesn't apply. Similar to wp who are like, 'OK, we did the CRM, let's move along now' when we talk about continuing racial inequities. They feel like they did their part, now pull yourself up by your bootstraps and get out hood, dammit. The reality is, our schools are underfunded, we're over-policed and over-inprisoned ... but they ain't trynna hear it because we said what we wanted and got it. We weren't specific enough. And, based on what you're saying, neither were the feminists. It's a shame I even have to say this, but to follow my own advice, allow me to specify. I'm not saying men should hit women. I agree that the man who does it is low and undeserving of my respect or attention. But if we're talking cultural shifts and a changing intersex landscape, I point to feminism as the most recent and far-reaching.