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this post was submitted on 09 Jun 2025
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9% is way to high and definitely a problem that needs addressed. But the article mentions multiple times stuff like:
Like, obviously not defending emotional abuse, but it really shouldn't fall under "violence".
It's 100% a form of abuse and a serious issue, just not "violence".
Hm, it's not usually what I think of either when I read/hear the word "violence", but I guess it's using a broader definition. Apparently verbal/emotional abuse also qualifies under the legal definition for domestic violence
Would love to see a study on womens violence on men then if that counts
What's classified as emotional abuse? Is giving them shit for the lols considered emotional abuse? Is calling them a dingus for doing a dumb dumb emotional abuse? What if they give you the exact same shit, and have since before you started your relationship?