mostly not me either i mean if it obtains likely explanation is "male capacity to do physical violence is quite generally vastly greater" so given limited attention makes sense to direct it there but maybe some edge cases are interesting
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I tried to think and I don't think I've ever done any violence. Except ineffectually swatting at my brothers, which everyone knew didn't count. I'm sure if I'd hit a smaller kid I'd be punished.
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Anecdotes? As a man, I've been hit by many women, but have never hit any. I figured it was a personal selection bias (if everyone else is the problem, the problem is you), but I know of little contrary evidence against the theory that our culture tolerates violent women.
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I heard gay couples are more likely to experience domestic violence than straight couples. You'd have to look into lesbians specifically to check your theory.
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(yes, lesbian have higher rates of DV than gay men)
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My worst flashes of anger pre-hrt used to make me punch a pillow or similar; post-hrt there just isn't that same somatic component to it
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In Latin America women are often taught how to apply and direct violence because imposing discipline at home is part of their traditional gender roles. It turns out this does not make them *less* violent.
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