Lundy Bancroft pt3 on DV in Popular Culture video

Lundy Bancroft at EADV event speaks on Domestic Violence in Popular Culture. Department of Revenue, Boston, MA December 15, 2010

[@geordielaforge1643]

Finally a man says what women aren't allowed to say, but know viscerally: men don't have the same connection to their children. Good fathers are very important for children no good mother would ever think otherwise. But we witness it in the behavior of even the best fathers that it is not the same love, I actually think a father's love is instrumental in teaching a child the love they can expect from others in the world. If you have a good mother no one will ever love you as she did, it wouldn't be healthy. The devotion, intuition, selflessness and patience of a mother's love is unique and in any other context could not be maintained. Although there are a myriad of ways both the father and the mother do things better or worse than the other, for some reason we are not allowed to acknowledge this particular aspect.

[@bridgettebianchi9315]

When men die in war they often scream mama not daddy.

[@bridgettebianchi9315]

You saved my life. Please write a book on how to heal.

[@kikiperry4924]

he has!!! A follow up to Why Does He Do That? meditations

[@kikiperry4924]

and Kolk's book The Body Keeps the Score elaborates even more deeply in the neuroscience of trauma and the individual and social impact of violence

[@stregalilith]

@14:00 Perfect description of sheriff stop of Gabby Petito/Brian Laundre, He's calm & charming, she's crying and traumatized, poorly trained cops are miereading the situation almost arrested HER.

[@Antoine2208]

His presentations are so good. O_O I’m impressed.

[@jaclynshaw7585]

Surprised no one applauded the two women who have massively helped DA survivors. I guess because of his book?

[@stregalilith]

Oops sorry @4.00