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It’s better to have a million innocent men jailed than to have one guilty man walk free /s
/r/PussyPass09/06/20 09:39 PM
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Feminism is cancer... okay, I’m being hyperbolic, but I seriously agree with you about not being a feminist. Even less radical feminists have ideologies I don’t agree with that I believe are harmful to both men AND women. I am for equality, but I’m not for feminism. They say they’re for equality, but they’re mostly silent when the tables are turned (like in situations like this with false rape allegations). And even if they were for equality like they claim to be, there are still other feminist …
/r/PussyPass08/06/20 06:46 PM
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I guess “believed” was a bad choice of words. I think most people would BELIEVE them if they reported an incident—as in, believe that it happened. I more so meant that a lot of people wouldn’t believe that it was as severe as the man describes it and/or don’t believe it needs to be taken seriously, like it would if it was a man abusing a woman. So I agree with you—whether they believe them or not, there’s definitely a tendency to side with the woman either way
/r/PussyPass25/02/20 11:52 PM
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I would 1000% agree that men suffer from psychological abuse (from women) more than women (from men). If not more frequently, then definitely more severely. However, this is purely based on my own opinion and not any sort of research that I’ve read about. I just feel like women are better at being 1) likable/agreeable/persuasive, as well as 2) manipulative/deceptive/convincing. Research does show that, in general, women have better language skills than men. This includes pragmatics, which is the…
/r/PussyPass24/02/20 04:12 PM
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I agree. If my friends boyfriend slapped my friend in the face as hard as he could, I’d be horrified and tell her to get out of that relationship immediately. But if a woman slapped her boyfriend as hard as she could, most people would just laugh it off and say she’s a crazy bitch. They probably wouldn’t be horrified or worried for the mans safety. I think anyone would agree that the first scenario is an example of domestic abuse. Fewer would see the second scenario in the same light.
/r/PussyPass24/02/20 03:59 PM
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I think most men don’t report for these same reasons—women are smaller/weaker. So 1) they think they won’t be believed and 2) they think it’s not worth reporting since the physical damage isn’t severe/permanent. But I think of it as attempted murder: even if they didn’t succeed in killing someone, it’s because they weren’t able to, not because they didn’t intend to. So just because women aren’t able to do the same amount of damage that a man could, doesn’t mean she wouldn’t if she could. The vio…
/r/PussyPass24/02/20 03:55 PM
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Personally, I have seen more abuse from men than women. I believe this is because I would never abuse my partner, and I am not friends with other women who would abuse their partner. So the abuse that I have witnessed has been from shitty boyfriends, not from the women in my life. However, that is my personal experience within my own social circles. And that being said, I do believe that—looking outside of my own environment—men are experience domestic abuse more frequently than women. I think w…
/r/PussyPass24/02/20 03:47 PM
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