Yes. Because the stereotype is men abusing women, it's common to overlook the possibility a man that is abused by a woman. It is important to know that you are not alone, and thee are people that are in or have been in a similar situation to you. There are books and online forums, I've included both of them in the added links.
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How about the men?
Absolutely but usually not physically.
Some men will. This answer depends on how willing the man is to get help in why he abused in the first place.
call 911 if you are being abused or are abusive and can't stop either call 911 or a counsellor to help you.
About 3% of American men or 1 in 33 have experienced an attempted or completed rape in their lifetime
There are agencies that can help abused children. They can receive counseling, support and services that they may need. There are also camps which cater to children who undergone abuse.
It depends where you live. I live in Canada and volunteer for the Abused Women's Centre. There are far more women abused than men, but, there are men also that are abused. Men are more often unwilling to come forward on abuse issues directed at them because they fear no one will believe them, well here it is as clear as can be: If a man is brought up by his parents that it's not alright to hit a woman, and he marries a woman who can be on the violent side, then even if she strikes him or throws herself at him in fight, he will back off. I have seen men who have been physically bruised, broken bones and teeth missing not to mention black eyes. Is he chicken? Not at all. He only did one wrong thing ... get out! I am happy to say that there are groups for battered men as well as battered women. Still, women take the worst of it all and there are by far more abused women and children out there. Statistics change drastically from day to day.
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Lets put it this way. I don't think he wants animals to be abused.
Research suggests that about 30% of adults who were abused as children will go on to abuse their own children. It is important to note that not all individuals who were abused as children will go on to be abusive parents, as many break the cycle of abuse through therapy and support.