MickeyPR013 Archive

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1	More women convicted of battering men, as domestic violence soars in last five years When I was going through this, it was to the point I was wearing a body cam in my own home in order to have my ex-wife arrested and charged… Best decision I ever made was to get it all recorded and on camera.. I’d be sleeping and she’d wake me up by punching me and screaming….all because I wanted to sleep in another room to avoid conflict. Conflict that was likely started over a fork placed in the wrong slot or a grape that fell on the floor. After she was arrested for the 3rd time, I said enoug…	/r/MensRights	11/01/24 10:38 AM
28	This is why you should pull your phone out and start recording when your woman goes off or might go off. Wish I had this advice 10 years ago. My ex-wife was physically abusive. I didn’t know it, but before she met me she’d been in multiple domestic violence situations and had protective orders taken out against her. We had a long distance relationship for about a year, so I really didn’t see that side of her as I’d only visit once a month. After I moved to where she was from, everything changed. She started showing signs of being abusive which eventually led to her getting arrested 4 times in a year and a half…(I live in Maryland, Uni…	/r/MensRights	02/04/23 11:40 PM
17	Child Support incentivizing single independent women and they are cutting Fathers from kids life yet still requiring child support , Where does it end See, it isn’t paying child support or taking care of ones children that’s the issue…. I think you’re missing the point and honestly you sound like someone that has never had to deal with this kind of issue and how unfair certain calculations are regarding the child support system..let alone how false accusations are generally “guilty until proven innocent” against men. (Mostly due to a narcissistic women overplaying some kind of victim mentality and knowing the court system is well in her favor.…	/r/MensRights	31/12/22 04:35 PM
30	Showerthoughts Guys are probably domestically abused a lot more than popular belief but keep it hidden because no one will believe them When I was on the stand they did what they could to make her seem like the helpless victim…they kept asking me “Don’t you think SHE was scared to be in the home with you?” Her attorney did his best to spin it, but there was really no solid anything that showed why she would be scared…I mean, she was pissed about the dryer not working and the part taking forever. Imagine if I’d been that mad and punched her a few times? What would my excuse be?? That was bullshit…I was the one who was sleeping in…	/r/MensRights	07/11/22 06:24 PM
26	Showerthoughts Guys are probably domestically abused a lot more than popular belief but keep it hidden because no one will believe them Very true. I knew the repercussions to ever hitting back. I’d be lying to you if I said I didn’t want to hit back and protect myself, but I just sat there and took it and recorded it all.. The reasons for her anger were the most ridiculous part… Once I ordered the wrong part to fix the dryer…we’ll, all hell broke loose and glass started breaking And I was attacked…record button was pressed and needless to say she was arrested. The last time she went to jail I was eating dinner and she spit in my…	/r/MensRights	07/11/22 11:40 AM
137	Showerthoughts Guys are probably domestically abused a lot more than popular belief but keep it hidden because no one will believe them My ex-wife was arrested 3 times during our 4 year marriage.. Even when the police showed up and I was the one that called, I would be the one to be questioned. Luckily, I’d began to wear a body cam in my own home which saved my ass more than once.. I was prepared on all fronts with proof when I had to go to court to press charges. I was ready. Wasn’t much anyone could do when I presented the video of her literally punching me while I slept for no reason..(she had previous arrests before I met he…	/r/MensRights	07/11/22 10:38 AM
2	I’m tired of blatant misandry being taught in school. My soon to be ex-wife was recently arrested on domestic abuse charges (on me) for the SECOND time. I’m not kidding you when I say that even after a second arrest, she still claims to be the victim and has full support of friends/family. If this were MY second arrest for domestic violence and played victim…I don’t think I’d get the loving support she has so masterfully claimed. I’d be a wife beater on his second arrest. Can you imagine if I’d protected myself?	/r/MensRights	10/02/22 01:41 PM
2	[deleted by user] My soon to be ex-wife was just arrested for the second time for domestic violence (on me, as we still live together and are going through the process.) The sad part? Her excuse it to say “he hit himself”, and that I should be worried about her trial next month. Yeah, fuck that. I hope she actually receives punishment this time.	/r/MensRights	04/01/22 02:42 PM
11	A woman walks out on her family and she had to free her self, A man walks out on his family society calls him a bad parent. I hear that! My wife was arrested on domestic violence changes. I had video of her beating me while I was trying to sleep. Her attorney, family, neighbors and friends all asked “what did he do to provoke that?” The double standard is bullshit.	/r/MensRights	18/11/21 12:33 AM
11	Male victims of domestic violence This is the 100% truth.	/r/MensRights	15/10/21 10:53 AM
14	Male victims of domestic violence This is why I started wearing a body cam in my home. She would pull me out of bed as I was sleeping, punch me and hit me because I was working all day and she was home with the baby. She would leave the house a mess because “I didn’t do anything to help” all day as I was gone 13 hours because well…bills had to be paid. Anyway, I finally had enough. She went to jail. Have to be smart about it. I never reacted. Just played cool, and called the police while I stood there bleeding like a son of a bi…	/r/MensRights	15/10/21 10:53 AM
1	People shouldn't hit people. (Females should also not hit males) I was in a domestic violence situation with my wife that I am currently going through the divorce process with. She has a history of DV which I was unaware of until a few months ago. Anyway, it was the day after the Super Bowl and we had a bunch of leftover food. She became extremely angry that I wanted leftovers, because she didn’t want leftovers. She became enraged around our 1y/o daughter. Her anger continued for a few more hours until we put our daughter to bed. At that point, she began the …	/r/MensRights	24/08/21 09:43 AM