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| 5 | (Q4Women) Whats the worst way a man has ever mistreated you?Emotional abuse is a thing. It causes more long-term damages than physical violence. Bruises and broken bones heal. Psychological trauma is a bit trickier. | /r/PurplePillDebate | 28/07/16 06:10 AM |
| 11 | (Q4Women) Whats the worst way a man has ever mistreated you?If you want to be an abusive shitstain, knock yourself out, I guess. | /r/PurplePillDebate | 28/07/16 04:09 AM |
| 11 | (Q4Women) Whats the worst way a man has ever mistreated you?Care to point out where I said returning to one's abusive partner is a good idea? It isn't. That's fucking obvious. What you seem to be missing, sweetie, is that an abused person is not making rational decisions. He or she has been emotionally manipulated, threatened, beaten, raped, who knows what else, and you expect them to be able to make a rational decision while still in the midst of that? I know women who escaped their abusive husband years ago, and they still fear him and what he might do… | /r/PurplePillDebate | 28/07/16 12:31 AM |
| 13 | (Q4Women) Whats the worst way a man has ever mistreated you?If you don't see the parallels between red pill philosophy and abusive behavior, then you're completely disconnected from reality. The world I live in is one where we don't judge people who have been through hell. There's no utility in it. I'm sorry you are so devoid of empathy that you can't understand that it isn't as simple as just leaving. I think you should educate yourself before you tell me what you think you know about victims of abuse. I'm certainly no expert. I'm only a volunteer crisi… | /r/PurplePillDebate | 27/07/16 11:15 PM |
| 31 | (Q4Women) Whats the worst way a man has ever mistreated you?That would be because he's a manipulative predator. You can get just about anything you want if you're willing to disregard things like ethics. This is also the reason women end up staying in abusive relationships. He wasn't abusive at the beginning. I volunteer for a DV crisis hotline, and I've heard hundreds of stories, and almost all of them follow the same pattern. He was sweet and charming in the beginning. The early warning signs, like jealousy and rushing the relationship, are mistaken fo… | /r/PurplePillDebate | 27/07/16 10:37 PM |
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