I can't even follow her argument, tbh.
Some dudes that hit their girlfriends - they're just evil. As men we recognize that. We see them dudes. We warn our sisters, nieces, cousins, and sometimes aunties and mothers. It's happened in my family, and prolly happened in y'alls too. (and the same warning goes when we deal with "fast" women)
Back to DV
Some dudes that hit their GFs but, - as research has shown -
the violence is bi-directional. She slaps/punches him (because she can't control herself) and he uppercuts her. I'm not saying it's right, I'm just stating the facts.
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So he's supposed to hold back when she isn't?
I could go down the line.
I don't even want to speak on chicks that pick the wrong guys specifically because they are wrong.
But the key with her and the rest of these people - they see problems and just talk around them.
They never really address what's happening in a DV situation.
What are both parties doing?
What precipitated the situation?
Is this the first time?
Are drugs/alcohol involved?