Apparently VIOLENT and ABUSIVE women are less harmful (Amber Heard/Johnny Depp case study)

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Links:
1972 quote (not the book it's from, but where I found it): books.google.com.au/books?id=...
theconversation.com/women-who...
Public perception, female offenders less serious: heinonline.org/HOL/LandingPag...
FBI definition: ucr.fbi.gov/crime-in-the-u.s/...
www.vox.com/2014/11/14/721414...
Amber Heard links: www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...
Mothers and child maltreatment: www.acf.hhs.gov/sites/default...
CDC research: www.cdc.gov/violencepreventio...
Domestic violence (women's reasons): www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti...
Sexual abuse in prison/life: www.scientificamerican.com/ar...
www.bjs.gov/content/pub/pdf/s...
www.bjs.gov/content/pub/pdf/s...
Female abusers triple: www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...
Domestic violence at same rates: journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/...
Female abusers less well understood: www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/1...
journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/...
The Atlantic Article: www.theatlantic.com/science/a...
Gelles (2006) book: books.google.com/books?id=H83...
More stats: goodmenproject.com/ethics-val...
Cycle of the female abuser: avoiceformen.com/featured/the...
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[@SydneyWatson]

Big yikes.

[@natnael9992]

It’s funny how all the feminist pages on social media couldn’t wait to attack Johnny when they thought he was the abuser but now that we found out it was Amber, not a single one have talked about it because it doesn’t fit their agenda

[@Dyonivan]

Had a conversation with my lesbian friend's fiance, who is a psychologist working at a prison down in Texas. The conversation was about toxic masculinity, and I brought up the statistics of female on male abuse rates. She dismissed it all and called me an incel before making an excuse to leave. And she's put in charge of the mental health of men >>

[@nwmonk3105]

I was married in 1994 (her second marriage my first) and divorced in 2002. My wife was mentally and physically abusive, very abusive. I was also in the military at the time. The fact that at that time in our society there was zero recourse for men doesn't escape me. I was in a "macho" profession, "why can't you control your wife?", "men don't get abused..." Yeah, it was a living hell. The worst part is when I divorced her, she played the victim in the whole relationship and her lawyers screwed me bad on alimony, child support, etc. I was living is a crappy studio APT in a sketchy neighborhood giving nearly all my paycheck to her. While she, on the other hand leased a brand new BMW, bought designer clothing, lived in a swanky APT and had multiple male suitors. None of the money I sent went to our children; because they told me so. Whatever money I had left over was usually used purchasing school supplies, food and clothing for my children while she lived a lavish lifestyle. It drove me into bankruptcy in 2004. TRUST ME when I say... I guarantee, I am not the only man with this story.

[@stephenmeinhold5452]

I have seen grown men commit suicide over being abused by women, but no one talks about that.

[@croquemitaine5923]

"The brighter the creature, usually the more poisonous it is" hahahah Sydney... thank you for the laugh you are amazing

[@mikeelder9263]

When my mom was dying my dad passed on my mom's wedding rings to my wife. My sister who was expecting to inherit them was filled with anger and went directly to DHS, and filed a report claiming that dad had raped her all her childhood. Dad almost went to prison. I learned a lesson, don't trust anyone, not even family.

[@wellspoon]

I've noticed an increase of tv advertising where the male is belittled or made to look the fool, so much for gender equality

[@W0X42A]

"At the end of the day, we want men and women to be treated equally" annnndddd.... you lost the feminists right there.

[@nekograce7914]

Sydney’s vocabulary: shooty sticks and man pickle. A+

[@readysetnogo]

I was sexually assaulted by a woman when I was 7 and living in a foreign country with my family. I didn't speak the language at the time so I had no idea what was happening or even know how to tell them to stop. When it happened it shocked me and I just froze in place not knowing what to do. I finally got home and and told my family about it and people just laughed at the situation. It made me feel really embarrassed about it so I never talked further about it. Even to this day people still treat it like it was a joke, but it's honestly still a source of discomfort for me because of the fact I don't have anyone to talk about it with. It's saddening to me that if the genders were flipped, no one would even think to laugh at what happened and they wouldn't have to convince people that what happened to them was wrong. Instead all I get from both men and women is "well, did you like it?"

[@JamesMerlaut]

Man hits Woman: Armageddon

[@giordanobruno1333]

“Why does society ignore abusive women?”

[@benjaminstorace6699]

Far too many people have forgotten that while the kind "fair maiden" is a woman, so is the manipulative "wicked witch". Everyone can be a disgusting person regardless of sex.

[@garrnk]

Was shopping in a grocery store with my wife when my daughter ran off down another isle towards the door. (Shes 2) once I caught her before she ran out into the road. A security officer took me into another room with my daughter wondering who I was and where was the girls parents. I told them I was the father. I sat in that room with them until the police arrived insisting I was her daughter. My wife meanwhile wondering where I was and our daughter she was panicked thinking I was hurt. Eventually she saw me in handcuffs at the store front and explained to the police i was her husband and that was our child. Of couse suddenly they believed every word she said but not mine. On that day I knew I could never go out alone in public with my daughter. Without being looked at as a kidnapper or worse.

[@salvadortoscano2534]

"Females abusing children doesn't impact them negatively." Okay, tell that to all the infamous serial killers and other psycho-/sociopaths. See how that goes :D

[@LordDarkhelm]

I've never actually mentioned it to anyone, but in my first relationship, there was a pretty bad day between me and my girlfriend. Due to religious and personal reasons I have abstained from sex until I'm married, but things were getting a bit heated that day, and she pinned me down and got a bit aggressive despite me telling her to stop. For extra reference, she is half a foot taller than me, 1.5x my weight, and an ex-bodybuilder. I couldn't do a thing. Now luckily, she did eventually realize I was saying no and backed off, but for the duration of that event it was really scary. For a while it made it difficult for me to be around her when she was being physical with me. Just because I'm a man doesn't make me immune to harm, or being scared when stuff is forced onto me, etc.

[@tammydavis8971]

Many, many women can be flat out evil sociopaths, this video needs more views

[@eyesyt7571]

Finally, a woman who isn't too selfish to tell the truth. Men and women are equal and it is unusual to see a woman who will admit that.

[@stephaniesloan6964]

Woman: punches man because she's angry