In 2020, a paper titled "Unmasking Gender Differences in Narcissism within Intimate Partner Violence" (Green, A., MacLean, R., and Charles, K.) analyzed how the two types of narcissism ('grandiose' and 'vulnerable') manifest in female and male population.

As we all know, current narrative claims that men violence on women represents the vast majority of cases; the research tells us a different story though...

Quoting from the paper:

"Theoretical understanding of gender differences in narcissistic presentation is underdeveloped due to an overrepresentation of males in the narcissism literature"

"Results showed that females scored significantly higher on vulnerable narcissism than males, but no gender differences were found for grandiose narcissism"

"Vulnerable narcissism is overshadowed by the grandiose subtype, with over 75% of the empirical literature"

"Indeed, common depictions of narcissism (DSM/NPI) embody a personality construct closely resembling masculine stereotypes in society, including physical expressions of aggression, an authoritarian character, entitled exploitation, and an excessive need for power (Corry, Merritt, Mrug, & Pamp, 2008)"

"The research on narcissism and Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) has, however, been dominated by the grandiose component as the main assessment of narcissism, which may not accurately capture narcissistic traits in females."

"Further adding to these limitations, other research fail to specify the gender of the perpetrator versus the victim (e.g., Carton & Egan, 2017; Peterson & Dehart, 2014). Given the widespread assumption that males are overrepresented as IPV perpetrators in general, and in narcissism research in particular (Gormley & Lopez, 2010), the failure to differentiate the gender of the perpetrator can have particularly problematic implications if these are to assume males are perpetrators and females are victims"

The paper contains more interesting data and I invite you to search for it on Google (there are several links to the complete PDF).

Violence takes many forms and despite what some 'deminists' want us to believe, it's pretty much evenly spread between the sexes.

But female violence is more subtle, it hides behind the lie that men are aggressors by nature. A lot of us have been exposed to female violence, we know what it means to endure something nobody wants to see or believe.

Physical violence on women has been going down for years now, pretty much everywhere in western countries; numbers cannot be denied and don't lie, 'deminists' agenda has run its course and, frankly, it's time to set the facts straight.

note: 'deminist' -> deranged feminist