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Journalist 4 year s ago
I've never hit anyone in my life. I've never been verbally abusive to a partner. I've never committed any kind of crime against anyone. ...However, my mother beat me to the point of brain damage; she hit me harder than anyone else ever. I've had three girlfriends get physically violent with me. I've been stalked, robbed, and scammed by women. When I hear about women being 'victims of violence', my only thought is 'I wonder what she did to deserve it'? And I have a lifetime of reasons to think that. When are we going to hear about the equal or greater amount of abuse perpetrated by women?
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Star 4 year s ago
Any kind on violence is wrong. Although, violence against women is much-much more common and therefore needs obvious attention. The fact that you tend to choose physically violent partners, like was your mother, is like straight out of any psychology and self aid book. It's the same with women, really. Some tend to choose a$$holes for partners. It is all about patterns of life. You need to break out. It is up to you, not the opposite sex. All they can do is say sorry.
The high-heels never belonged to the victims but rather are a cultural gesture
The artist argues about the choice of using high-heels and not flats or any other kind of shoes. He says that on one hand, it shouldn’t be seen as a direct message as he chose heels mostly because of aesthetical reasons. It’s visual after all, so he had to think in that way. On the other hand, he contradicts himself saying it could be seen as a symbol of women being employed and therefore able to care for themselves, not being dependent on their spouses.
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Journalist 4 year s ago
I've never hit anyone in my life. I've never been verbally abusive to a partner. I've never committed any kind of crime against anyone. ...However, my mother beat me to the point of brain damage; she hit me harder than anyone else ever. I've had three girlfriends get physically violent with me. I've been stalked, robbed, and scammed by women. When I hear about women being 'victims of violence', my only thought is 'I wonder what she did to deserve it'? And I have a lifetime of reasons to think that. When are we going to hear about the equal or greater amount of abuse perpetrated by women?
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Star 4 year s ago
Any kind on violence is wrong. Although, violence against women is much-much more common and therefore needs obvious attention. The fact that you tend to choose physically violent partners, like was your mother, is like straight out of any psychology and self aid book. It's the same with women, really. Some tend to choose a$$holes for partners. It is all about patterns of life. You need to break out. It is up to you, not the opposite sex. All they can do is say sorry.