50 percent
Women run away from abusive homes because they are being hurt either physically or mentally and they do not deserve to be treated that way.
I highly doubt it...This happens all the time in abusive relationships, unfortunately. People always hurt other people but the question is are they conscious of what they are doing and are they willing to change? If not, you may have to stay away from them.
It is not normal... No-one should be abusive wether they're male or female. If they are you should try to get that person help like "Anger Therapy" or just stay clear of that person and try not to get hurt. Sincerely, ME
It exist because the person being hurt stays in the relationship thinking the abuser will stop. Face reality this person has issues and they will not just up and change. I would advise anyone who is in an abusive relationship whether physical,emotional or verbal get out while you still can, because the abuser is not going to change magically.
Not legally. Which is just as much as women can hurt men.
No. Don't tell him. If he is abusive I'm sure he will hurt you. If you need to get it off your head go and talk to someone but please don't tell him.
It's more like with do we lie and cheat as human being's....i think men are the one's with the finger pointed at them more because the tend do get caught more often. ( because women are emotional individual's) When as to women we are more
If a woman gets abused in a relationship alot of mental things happens and it changes your personality it is a terrible thing to go through. You can have PTSD (post traumatic stress disorder) after. Your attitude just completely changes some girls can become stronger from it some can become weaker and let every guy walk all over them. Make sure if you see signs of a guy who may be abusive get out asap no matter how much you care because it'll only hurt you.
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No.
For the same reason that men do when they're the injured party - they've been hurt and want revenge. It's human nature, alas.
Yes, it is common. Abusers, and especially narcissistic or psychopathic abusers, maintain a few simultaneous relationships and are serial monogamists or polygamists. My ex abusive boyfriend had a new girl within two weeks. He also was seeking new relationships while we were together. Don't be alarmed. It hurt me alot that I didn't mean enough for him to mourn my loss. I suspect that pain is somewhere behind your question too.