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the number of instances where the abuser is the woman is surprising (to me anyway). It also seems that, among the younger generation - those in their 20's - the level of abuse is more or less equal.
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I guess sex is no better than the other..
This seems quite farfetched to me - what do you base this idea on? I mean, mark themselves how? And that still does not mean that the man isn't marked.because the female abuser claims that she is the victim of her partner.
Someone suggested this could not be, because the man could show the marks made on his body when he was attacked. While that is true, I am sure that such women are capable of marking themselves if they want to,
Why do you feel that women are more able to inflict mental abuse than men?but, more likely, the abuse takes a different form, a form women are far more able to inflict than physical violence, namely, mental abuse.
Perhaps..I think they kind of go together.Mental torture can be more insidious, more degrading and more permanent in its effects than physical violence. Its marks are invisible, however.