some husbands are abusive to their wives, because they have the muscle strength. men fear getting older, so they in turn are very insecure, and they feel joy when inflicting home on their wife. The wife can out smart him, by using simple brain power. MAN: It's not because they have muscle strength. Body builders have muscle strength and they don't go around beating everyone up, or beating their wives. I believe it is a power and control problem in their mind. People sometimes get "drunk" with power. If a guy is a jerk and he feels insecure with himself, or in society, he wants to feel in control of something or like he has some power, so in this case he shows this in an abusive way. If he had some way to gain control over a different aspect of his life he would probably stop abusing his wife.
It would be very dangerous to intervene on an abusive man and his wife. A better solution would be to contact the police or to offer to help the wife get away from the abusive man. Domestic violence is a widespread problem in our country, and there are people able and willing to help.
yes he can cause if not the abusive ness will only get worse
If a man is abusing his girlfriend and or wife, then he will more than likely be abusive to all women. It is a mind frame, women to him = abuse. This is not true in all cases but in most of them.
the definition of an abusive relationship is the husband beats the wife or/and the wife beats the husband. they can either cheat on each other or literally beat each other with an item or anything
She loves the man that is abusive.
Because people are sexist.
yes, as he was abusive to his first wife.
And what is your reason for asking this question?
People can't leave them because the person who is abusive to you will not let you go anywhere.
Abusive behavior that specifically targets gay people is called homophobia.
becaue they themselves usually had an abusive childhood and are taking it out on the person they are around the most
Possible, but not likely for him to change on his own without serious counseling.